Authorize FEMA to use online platforms to quickly connect healthcare workers with communities affected by natural disasters.

David Rouzer · North Carolina · Republican

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he introduced H.R. 6539, the Strategic Teams Organized Response Mobilization (STORM) Act, which authorizes the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to use online platforms to quickly connect healthcare workers with communities affected by natural disasters.

Rouzer announced and introduced the STORM Act to enable FEMA to match medical professionals with disaster-affected communities more quickly.

Rouzer Introduces STORM Act to Accelerate Medical Response During Natural Disasters | U.S. Representative
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Rouzer Introduces STORM Act to Accelerate Medical Response During Natural Disasters

Rouzer introduced the STORM Act to speed medical response during natural disasters.

News List | U.S. Representative
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Evidence

Rouzer announced that he introduced H.R. 6539, the STORM Act, to let FEMA use online platforms to connect healthcare workers with communities affected by natural disasters.

This is the core concrete action matching the promise: Rouzer introduced the STORM Act in the House.

partial same_term A for effort

Rouzer Introduces STORM Act to Accelerate Medical Response During Natural Disasters | U.S. Representative
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On a June 5, 2026 House press-release page about a separate primary-care bill, the related-news section still links back to the April 27 STORM Act introduction.

This later official page shows the STORM Act remaining a prior introduction in Rouzer's office materials, with no sign of enactment or committee advance.

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Rouzer, Bipartisan Primary Care Caucus Co-Chairs Introduce Prioritizing Primary Care Act | U.S. Representative
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never same_term A for effort

Rouzer did take concrete legislative action by introducing H.R. 6539, the STORM Act, which matches the promise to let FEMA use online platforms to connect healthcare workers with disaster-affected communities. But the evidence only shows introduction and later office references to the bill; there is no sign of enactment, committee advance, or implemented FEMA authority. That makes this a serious but unsuccessful attempt rather than a delivered outcome.

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