Disaster Planning/Emergencies

Issue Code: DIS

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AI Overview

Disaster Planning/Emergencies is one of the 79 issue categories tracked under the Lobbying Disclosure Act. With $195.9M in total lobbying spend across 9,881 filings, it ranks among the significantly lobbied policy areas in Washington. The money flowing into this issue reflects how much is at stake for the industries involved.

$195.9M
Total Lobbying Spend
9,881
Filings
50
Top Clients

Spending by Year

YearSpendingFilings
2018$16.0M806
2019$16.0M809
2020$40.2M2,058
2021$29.0M1,519
2022$24.8M1,268
2023$21.9M1,148
2024$19.7M1,040
2025$28.4M1,233

Biggest Spenders

Top Firms

What They Lobby For

  • Offshore One Call Notification Center Pipeline Safety
  • funding sources Infrastructure funding
  • Disaster recovery issues related to rebuilding the telecom network. H.R. 4667
  • Promotion of Puerto Rico disaster recovery and energy system modernization policies
  • issues related to geospatial imaging and mapping
  • Advance issues pertaining to infrastructure construction, disaster recovery, and job training/veteran job training.
  • Biodefense, Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority funding, vaccine research, development, manufacturing and marketing, infectious diseases, cancer, PAHPA, Labor-HHS Appropriations bil
  • FEMA reimbursement, coastal restoration, dredging, and hurricane protection.
  • Issues related to storm drainage and debris removal.
  • Disaster Recovery

Data Sources: Senate LDA Filings

Last updated: February 2026

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