ASFPM FREE PUBLICATIONS LIST
| Below is a listing of publications that are available for download FREE from our website. If you are interested in ordering hard copies of our publications, please see The ASFPM publications list. You might want to print the order form before you go to the list. Then you can fill out the order form as you read the list, click here to print an order form. You may mail the form with your check to the address on the form, or you may include your credit card number on the form and fax it to 608-274-0696. Applicable fees are indicated. Download Any of these Free PublicationsFloodplain
Management 2003 - State and Local Programs (.pdf) Using
Multi-Objective Management to Reduce Flood Losses in Your Watershed
(.pdf) Addressing
Your Community's Flood Problems - A Guide for Elected Officials
(.pdf) The
Nation's Response to Flood Disasters: A Historical Account, by James
M. Wright, April 2000 Sharing the Challenge: Floodplain Management into the 21st Century - The Report of the Interagency Floodplain Management Review Committee to the Administration Floodplain Management Task Force (.pdf - 3 MB) 6/94 National Flood Programs in Review - 2007 This is an updated version of this report from 2000. Its purpose is to identify those ways in which national policies and programs for reducing flood damage and for protecting the natural resources and functions of our floodplains can be improved, and the nation thereby better served. National Flood Programs in Review - 2000 This report describes some of the key changes in federal floodplain management policy and programs over the last several years and identifies improvements that would help the nation move toward a future that includes sustainable floodplain lands and disaster-resilient communities. (ASFPM Task Force) 2000. The Nation’s Responses To Flood Disasters: A Historical Account, is available for free downloading and printing on your own printer. Also available for $5.00 on CD with no shipping charge. Resource Guide for Upper Mississippi States. Many federal floodplain management documents are available from the National Technical Information Service (NTIS). There is cost for most of these documents.
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