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The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is administered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). FEMA develops and provides flood hazard data and maps to local communities such as Yolo County in support of the NFIP. To update these flood maps, known as Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs), FEMA has undertaken a comprehensive nationwide effort called Map Modernization (Map Mod).
Over the last 25 years there have been numerous instances throughout the nation where the assumption of levees being able to contain the 100 year flood event were proven invalid. FEMA has responded to this by creating a certification process for levees that needs to be completed prior to FEMA recognizing that a levee will contain a 100 year flood event. The Map Modernization project will require the levees providing flood protection to be certified in order for them to be reflected as providing flood protection in the updated FIRMs.
Regional Flood Management Plan Information
Regional Flood Management Plan - Lower Sacramento River/Delta North
Appendix A
Appendix B
FEMA's Flood Map Service Center |
Current Yolo County FEMA Flood Maps - FEMA Map Service Center |
- FAQs from Floodsmart
- Yolo County Floodplain Ordinance
- Floodplain Management Guide
- Flood Risk in Unincorporated Yolo County
- Request for Floodplain Information
- Substantial Improvement Checklist (Form GH-006)
- MT-1 Complete CLOMR-F Packet
- Floodplain Elevation Certificate
- Preparedness Checklist
- Yolo County Office of Emergency Services
- American Red Cross (Repairing Your Flooded Home)
- FEMA
- Español FEMA
- Flood Insurance
- Flood Smart
- A Citizen's Guide - Floodplain Management
- Floodway vs Floodplain
- Letters of map Revision LOMR
- Storm Ready
- Dry Floodproofing
- Non-Residential Floodproofing Requirements
- Propane Tank Anchoring
- Intergovernmental Affairs - Delta E-Library
- Add Flood Hazard Maps to Google Earth
Important Phone Numbers:
DO NOT use 911 for information, Use only for actual emergencies.
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) |
800-462-9029 |
Yolo County Office of Emergency Services
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530-406-4930 |
PG&E 24-hour Emergency and Customer Service |
800-743-5000 |
PG&E 24-hour Power Outage Hotline |
800-743-5002 |
AT&T Telephone Repair Service |
611 |
American Red Cross |
530-662-4669 |
Animal Services | 530-668-5287 |
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