When disasters like hurricanes or floods hit, several federal agencies hand out money to help people and communities recover — including the Small Business Administration, which offers loans to businesses and homeowners, and the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which funds housing and rebuilding projects. This bill would require those agencies to post updates every three months on one central website showing how much disaster money they've handed out, how much of it has actually been spent or committed, and exactly which projects that money went toward. For everyday Americans, especially those in disaster-hit areas, this means it would become easier to see whether promised aid is actually reaching communities and being put to use, rather than sitting unspent or being hard to track down.