As reported in the South West Florida News Press, FEMA is refusing to provide details on a satisfaction survey that they administered to 10,953 out of 316,000 persons who received home inspections after the storm.
The government is refusing to release results of a satisfaction survey of hurricane victims, claiming the data is confidential.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency asked 10,953 of the 316,000 people who received home inspections after hurricanes Charley, Frances, Jeanne and Ivan how well the inspector did his or her job. More than 2,900 people responded.
But if FEMA has its way, the public will never know how high or low FEMA inspectors rated. The agency denied The News-Press’ Freedom of Information Act request seeking the data.
In other news, FEMA claimed that Hurricane Katrina and Wilma were marks
of success for the agencythe Onion
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