Padilla wants to increase firemen pay, develop cost effective real estate for catastrophe action
WASHINGTON -- While firemens continue to fight the Los Angeles County fires, California's Sen. Alex Padilla is presenting a plan of expenses to increase their pay and produce real estate for those impacted by catastrophes-- which might later on contribute to the state's economical real estate supply."Just like the firemens on the lines today, putting out the fires, we need to interact in our reaction and our healing," Padilla stated in an interview with The Times in his U.S. Senate workplace. His proposition, the Disaster Housing Reform for American Families Act, ties together 2 of California's leading concerns: wildfire support and cost effective real estate. The Federal Emergency Management Agency will be offering short-lived real estate, such as trailers, to a lot of the countless indi...