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The Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012, signed into law Friday July 6, 2012 by President Obama, increases access to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) for some residents whose homes were impacted by flooding from federal land that resulted from wildfires.The NFIP Service Bulletin provides more details.
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You can help Americans reduce the devastating effects of flooding. Encourage others to get FloodSmart by knowing their flood risk and how they can help keep their home, businesses, and finances secure.
Being FloodSmart can make the difference in helping Americans rebuild their
lives after a flood.
Here are four easy ways to partner with FloodSmart:
- Encourage others to understand their flood risk and talk with an agent or
find one at FloodSmart.gov. - Showcase your FloodSmarts—add FloodSmart tools and resources to your website.
- Identify ways to make your community aware of flood risks in your area.
- Share your success stories with us at info@femafloodsmart.com.
The FloodSmart campaign, a marketing and education initiative from the National Flood Insurance Program, encourages individuals and business owners to better understand their flood risk and connects them to flood insurance specialists to explore their flood insurance options.
We are always looking to hear from individuals, communities, and organizations. Tell us what you are doing to prepare your community for flooding so that we can share your story with others.
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