Who is responsible for ensuring the safety and welfare of communities?
a. Federal government
b. Federal Emergency Management Agency
c. Local government
d. State government
ANS: C
The local government is responsible for the safety and welfare of its citizens. Emergencies and disaster incidents are handled at the lowest possible organizational and jurisdictional level.
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