Brian Trascher, vice president of the United Cajun Navy, details threats against Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) employees responding to Hurricanes Helene and Milton. October 14, 2024 ...

Trascher discusses the origins of the Cajun Navy after Hurricane Katrina, conditions on the ground in North Carolina and Florida, the federal government's response, growing distrust of FEMA ...

But, “the government cannot do what we can do,” he added. “FEMA is not designed to do what the Cajun Navy does.” Where there have been reports of reclusive residents attacking FEMA workers ...

The United Cajun Navy Mississippi Chapter recruited nearly 30 volunteers for the effort, as well as seven skid steers — which is like a mini-bulldozer — and a dozen chainsaws. UCN plans to stay in the ...

United Cajun Navy is preparing teams across Florida and Alabama to take action when needed. A team is also in Washington D.C. with FEMA and Red Cross to coordinate relief efforts for the damage ...

It is charged with ensuring that the federal government can operate after a nuclear blast or other catastrophe.

The posts circulating claim FEMA and the Red Cross are confiscating ... also debunking the confiscating of donations rumors. The Cajun Navy is all over Western NC helping folks.

Volunteers with Cajun Navy 2016, a Louisiana-based disaster relief group that formed after Hurricane Katrina, went on a life-changing mission on Oct. 12 when they did a welfare check on a 104-year ...

The “Cajun Navy,” a volunteer organization from Louisiana, is currently in Florida with various types of rescue boats at the ready to help with Hurricane Milton aftermath. While the Cajun Navy ...