 It was a fire started by the federal government, and we're dealing with the results and the aftermaths of that. Romero thinks one problem is that FEMA is not set up to do long-term recovery. He says residents now affected by flooding are getting turned away at the local FEMA office that's meant to be helping wildfire victims. And some of these people are just giving up. We're coming from a really poor county, and the electricity goes out here more often.