Hurricane Andrew Recovery Act

The Hurricane Andrew Recovery Act is legislation enacted to support the rebuilding and recovery efforts after Hurricane Andrew, which struck Florida in 1992. It provides federal assistance, funding, and resources to help affected individuals, businesses, and communities repair infrastructure, restore services, and recover economically. The act aims to streamline the aid process, ensure effective use of resources, and promote resilience against future storms. Overall, it serves as a legal framework to facilitate a coordinated, efficient response and rebuilding effort following the destructive impacts of Hurricane Andrew.