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Top FEMA official David Richardson resigns as leadership reshapes the agency amid reform and scrutiny.
Karen Evans will replace Richardson on 1 December, signaling an orderly transition during leadership changes at FEMA.
The DHS praised Richardson for leading a review that cut waste and refocused FEMA on delivering timely disaster resources.

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Acting FEMA Administrator David Richardson will step down in two weeks amid criticism of his disaster response leadership.
Lawmakers and commentators criticized Richardson for being silent during Texas floods that killed over 130 people.
Reactions on social media included calls like 'Good riddance, Dave! See you never!' from critics.
DHS officials reportedly planned to remove the FEMA chief from the role prior to his resignation.
Public commentary linked Richardson to political dynamics within the administration and FEMA's leadership challenge.
The resignation occurred amid broader debate on disaster response and government efficiency.
The news prompted reaction from lawmakers and media focusing on FEMA's leadership trajectory.
The resignation follows a period of internal and external scrutiny of disaster relief coordination.

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Graves says he is not interested in becoming FEMA’s next head, citing a mismatch with bureaucratic leadership.
Graves said the agency needs fundamental reform and greater state involvement in disaster response.
Graves stepped down from his House seat earlier this year amid ongoing FEMA leadership discussions.
Other lawmakers, including Rep. Sam Graves, have proposed changes to FEMA’s structure and leadership.
Trump has indicated support for task force recommendations to reform FEMA amid leadership debates.
David Richardson served as acting FEMA head for about six months before resigning.
The article notes the agency leads disaster response coordination in disaster-prone areas like Louisiana.
The piece references potential cabinet-level elevation for FEMA leadership as part of reform talks.
Graves described the FEMA job as critical but not compatible with his leadership style.

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