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Relating Hurricane Isabel to Florence

September 16, 2016 by RC Leave a Comment

Hurricane Katrina Home Inspectors repond to call for help.

As the Hurricane known as Florence has dominated news over the past week, it caused me to reflect on what occurred when I traveled to North Carolina to work as a FEMA disaster inspector during the aftermath 14 years ago.

I was commissioned to write an article for the American Society of Home Inspectors regarding my experiences in North Carolina during the disaster.
Hurricane Isabel ASHI Magazine

I was called again for Hurricane Katrina, but my experience as a disaster respondent for FEMA’s contractor, that I opted not to go.  I hated the inefficiencies and the “it’s all about the money” attitude.  It wasn’t to aid or assist.  I can only hope that it has improved for efficiency and caring.

 

Filed Under: Reflections-Life, U.S.A. Tagged With: Disaster, Hurricanes

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