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FY10 Flood Mapping Progress Report and Production Plan Now Available

ByNews Editor

The FY10 Flood Mapping Progress Report and Production Plan details FEMA’s progress in prioritizing and delivering modernized flood maps for areas of the United States with the greatest flood risk. The Report provides an update on performance in the Flood Map Modernization Program and the strategy for prioritizing and initiating coastal, levee, and riverine flood engineering and map data updates for Risk Mapping, Assessment, and Planning (Risk MAP).

The Report provides U.S. Maps depicting map production progress, planned updates, and an appendix that lists by State and county all scheduled and completed flood map production activities. You can view the Report and related documents in the FEMA Library by clicking here.

Specific questions regarding flood map production activities may be directed to the appropriate FEMA Regional office.

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