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Planning for flood resilience: Integrating hazard mitigation and floodplain management planning

Organizer(s) Flood science center
Format
Online
Date

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Time

08:00 pm

About

Local-level planning provides a framework for local governments to lessen the impacts of natural disasters, including flooding. Many local governments undertake multi-hazard mitigation planning to engage their community in understanding risks and developing mitigation actions. They can increase benefits of their planning process by designing it to also meet the floodplain management planning criteria under the Community Rating System (CRS). Integration of these processes is a win-win!

Does your community participate in the CRS? If interested in joining, or increasing your CRS points, you can design the hazard mitigation planning process to maximize CRS credit for floodplain management planning. An integrated approach can save you time and resources. It also strengthens your flood mitigation efforts. This webinar will discuss how communities can leverage their planning processes to work together. This will increase insurance benefits and advance mitigation outcomes.

Presenters:

  • Alan Lulloff, P.E., CFM - ASFPM Flood Science Center
  • Shubha Shrivastava, CFM – Mitigation Planner, FEMA HQ
  • Shanene Thomas – Mitigation Planner, FEMA Region 6
  • Mary-Carson Stiff – Executive Director, Wetlands Watch
  • Savannah Newbern, CFM – Flood Risk Project Manager, Wetlands Watch

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