FEMA reports temporarily housing Hurricane Rita victims under what sounds like another ambitious travel trailer program, while
NMHC, still pressing for greater relief use of conventional housing, notes a
Washington Post editorial in favor of spending government money on apartment rental vouchers instead of hotel rooms or "trailer parks destined to become dead-end 'FEMAvilles' far from urban centers and jobs."
The
Post editorial poses a subtler question that readers here might want to help address: why did FEMA (well, FEMA and HUD really) choose to establish a new Hurricane Katrina rent payment program instead of expanding the existing Sec. 8 structure?
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