State Building Codes Remain Inadequate Five Years After Hurricane Katrina Hit

Monday, October 4th, 2010 Catastrophe Legislation & Regulation Property

Five years ago, Hurricane Katrina caused an estimated 1,300 tragic deaths as well as $41.1 billion in insured losses across six states. Louisiana and Mississippi suffered the brunt of Katrina’s wrath, followed by Alabama. No one wants a repeat performance of the devastation caused by Katrina. To that end, the Institute for Business & Home Safety calls upon Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi to adopt and rigorously enforce statewide building codes to protect their citizens.


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