FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell said in a written statement that the update will be "invaluable to targeting support to communities most in need of resilience" and to helping them reduce impacts from disasters. (Credit: Rebecca Blackwell/AP)
(Bloomberg) — The free digital tool that the U.S. government gives communities to help evaluate local risks from 18 natural hazards is getting a makeover.
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