Earthquake Recovery Legislation

Earthquake recovery legislation refers to laws and policies enacted to help communities rebuild and recover after an earthquake. These laws often provide funding for repairs, streamline building codes to ensure safer construction, and support affected residents and businesses. They aim to reduce future risks, restore essential services, and promote economic stability. The legislation also establishes agencies or programs to coordinate recovery efforts, ensure transparency, and address long-term resilience. Overall, they serve as a framework to facilitate a structured and effective response, helping communities recover and become more resilient to future seismic events.