Disasters and Emergencies
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This page collects the 5 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Disasters and Emergencies”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Disasters & Emergencies, Emergency Management, and Local Government.
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- Topic to billsNorth Carolina creates rebuttable presumption of death for individuals missing 90 days during a disaster declaration, North Carolina appropriates $21.3 million for Western NC recovery and economic development, North Carolina bill proposes constitutional amendment to limit gubernatorial emergency powers and require General Assembly approval (+2 more)
- Topic to peopleWard, Greene, Arp (+5 more)
- Topic to orgsCouncil of State, Institute Capital (I-CAP)
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- Jul 1, 2025State BillNorth Carolina creates rebuttable presumption of death for individuals missing 90 days during a disaster declaration
- Apr 14, 2025State BillNorth Carolina appropriates $21.3 million for Western NC recovery and economic development
- Apr 3, 2025State BillNorth Carolina bill proposes constitutional amendment to limit gubernatorial emergency powers and require General Assembly approval
- Mar 6, 2025State BillNorth Carolina Bill HB 284 Permits Earlier School Opening Dates for Ashe, Alleghany, and Watauga Counties
- Mar 3, 2025State BillNorth Carolina allows Henderson County to initiate down-zoning for farmland and floodplains without owner consent
