The leader of the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s National Response Coordination Center resigned from his position Wednesday, just as the nation has entered hurricane season, CBS News reported.

Jeremy Greenberg had led the government’s response to storms as the agency grapples with multiple leadership personnel departing in the wake of the Trump administration’s restructuring of the federal government. Greenberg had overseen the 24/7 communication headquarters that coordinate efforts before federal agencies, military, and nonprofit organizations during emergencies.

In May, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem reiterated her stance that FEMA should be eliminated in favor of giving more authority to states.

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