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Cameron Hamilton Nominated to Lead FEMA
09/25/2026 · New York edition
Why it matters locally: As a state frequently impacted by severe weather events and in need of federal assistance for disaster preparedness and recovery, New York has a significant interest in the leadership of FEMA.
President Donald Trump has put forward Cameron Hamilton as his nominee to lead the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). This nomination represents a renewed effort by the administration to place Hamilton at the helm of the federal disaster response organization. NPR's Ayesha Rascoe discussed this development with Politico's Thomas Frank. Rascoe questioned Frank regarding the potential implications of Hamilton's appointment for the Trump administration's approach to FEMA. Frank provided insights into the considerations surrounding the nomination. Hamilton's previous consideration for the role and this subsequent nomination indicate ongoing presidential interest in his leadership for FEMA.
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