NFIP Reauthorization
The authorization for the National Flood Insurance has been kept alive on short term renewals since 2017. The big issues include affordability and strengthening/reinforcing the National Flood Mapping Program (mitigation and map funding, include mapping future conditions and residual risk associated with dams and levees); having an authorized CAP-SSSE program; building and strengthening state and community capabilities; and improving risk assessments and communication of all flood risks. Ensure that adjustments to facilitate private sector involvement in flood insurance do not harm the other elements of NFIP (mapping, mitigation and floodplain management).
ASFPM’s Detailed Priorities for FY2024 NFIP Reauthorization and Reform
ASFPM priorities address flood risk mapping, flood insurance, floodplain management, and flood mitigation, and the changes necessary to strengthen the NFIP.
ASFPM’s Detailed Priorities for FY2023 NFIP Reauthorization and Reform
In our continued efforts to push for significant reform and long-term NFIP reauthorization, ASFPM has put together a detailed priority list of what it hopes to see happen with the…
ASFPM’s Detailed Priorities for 2022 NFIP Reauthorization and Reform
The priorities address key components of the program, such as flood risk mapping, flood insurance, and mitigation as well as a selection of additional measures that ASFPM feels will strengthen…
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