Annual Legislative Activities | Reforming Disaster Recovery Act of 2019, HR 3702 (CDBG-DR)

Flood Policy Alliance, Sign-on Letter 09-10-2019

ByAS FPM September 10, 2019July 10, 2020

Flood Policy Alliance, Sign-on Letter, September 10, 2019

Annual Legislative Activities | ASFPM Updates

ASFPM Comments on US Army Corps of Engineers Levee Safety Program
ByNews Editor July 28, 2020January 25, 2022

During the public comment period, which ended July 27, 2020, ASFPM submitted comments on the proposed guidance on the US Army Corps of Engineers levee safety program.
Annual Legislative Activities | Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) | WRDA

Ricardo Pineda Testimony 11-19-2019
ByAS FPM November 19, 2019October 15, 2024

Ricardo Pineda video testimony (View at 31:00:00)
Annual Legislative Activities | Research & Reports

ASFPM Comments on USACE Proposed Rules for Agency Specific Procedures for PR&G
ByNews Editor May 6, 2024May 6, 2024

Many believe these rules are coming at just the right time to help communities meet a host of significant challenges in managing, using, and conserving water.
Annual Legislative Activities | Outside Witness Testimony

Funding for Corps of Engineers’ Technical Assistance Programs and Review of Emergency Response Authorities
ByAS FPM March 31, 2020July 10, 2020

House Energy and Water Resources Development Appropriations Subcommittee – Funding for Corps of Engineers’ Technical Assistance Programs and Review of Emergency Response Authorities
Annual Legislative Activities | ASFPM Updates | Policy Matters

ASFPM Submits Letter for the Record on Nature-Based Infrastructure Hearing
ByNews Editor March 4, 2022March 15, 2022

The hearing, “From Gray to Green: Advancing the Science of Nature-Based Infrastructure,” focused on the current state of the science related to nature-based infrastructure as well as the research gaps in the federal coordination, investment, and engagement needed to support the implementation of nature-based infrastructure.
Annual Legislative Activities | ASFPM Updates

ASFPM Comments on Fifth National Climate Assessment
ByNews Editor August 11, 2020January 25, 2022

In its comments, ASFPM stressed the need for all Atlas 14 volumes to be updated every five years and recommended a study to identify an appropriate methodology to update the Probable Maximum Precipitation for the nation.

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