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Join Us for a Virtual Open House!

Preliminary Floodplain Mapping dated October 28, 2020 for Portions of the City and County of Denver

Register for the Open House you will attend:

Thursday, February 25, 2021 at 12:30pm
Thursday, February 25, 2021 at 6:00pm

For questions on registration, please contact: Ellie Paulsen by email at epaulsen@mhfd.org or by phone at (303) 749-5410 or  (303) 455-6277

Para leer la noticia en español

No podremos proporcionar traducción en vivo para la reunión pública virtual, pero se publicará una copia de la presentación en este sitio web después de que se haya celebrado la reunión.

The event site and electronic versions of meeting or training materials will be accessible to people with disabilities.  If you need a reasonable accommodation (e.g., sign language interpreters, Braille, CART, etc.), please make your request by 5pm on Monday, February 21, 2021.  Send an email to Christine Gaynes, Civil Engineer, christine.gaynes@fema.dhs.gov or call (202) 480-1265.  Requests after February 21, 2021 will be considered but might not be possible to fulfill.  

Getting the FHAD information on the FIRMs helps residents and business owners make informed decisions about personal safety and protecting financial assets. Having current flood mapping also allows community planners, local officials, engineers, builders and others to make determinations about where and how new structures, subdivisions, developments, and redevelopments should be built to reduce risk of flood damage.

Terms and Definitions Insurance for Renters Need-to-Know for Map Changes Flood Insurance Questions
Flood Insurance Basics Agent Guide to Grandfather Rule Mapping Process Graphic
Mapping Process FAQs How to Request a Map Amendment Map Revision or Appeal? Documentos en español
Proteja su Nuevo Hogar CONCEPTOS BÁSICOS SOBRE RIESGOS DE INUNDACIÓN Y SEGUROS CONTRA INUNDACIONES Carta de Revisión de Mapas (LOMR) vs Apelación Delineación de Áreas de Riesgo de Inundación (FHAD, por sus siglas en inglés) para el Mapa de Tasas de Seguros de Inundación (FIRM, por sus siglas en inglés) - PREGUNTAS FRECUENTES
Seguro contra inundaciones para inquilinos - PREGUNTAS FRECUENTES Seguro contra inundaciones para inquilinos - ¿QUÉ NECESITO SABER?
Mapeo de Inundaciones - TÉRMINOS Y DEFINICIONES Proteja su Nuevo Hogar - QUÉ PREGUNTARLE A SU AGENTE DE SEGUROS

PRELIMINARY MAPPING REVISIONS

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2018 Physical Map Revision for Denver County

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FHAD

Getting the FHAD information on the FIRMs helps residents and business owners make informed decisions about personal safety and protecting financial assets. Having current flood mapping also allows community planners, local officials, engineers, builders and others to make determinations about where and how new structures, subdivisions, developments, and redevelopments should be built to reduce risk of flood damage.

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Harvard Gulch and Dry Gulch FHAD

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Sanderson Gulch FHAD

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Sloan's Lake Drainageway and Tributaries FHAD

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Estimate Project Timeline (subject to change)

Have more questions?

Your community Floodplain Administrator is the best source of information about flood risk.

City and County of Denver
Mr. Jeremy Hamer
jeremy.hamer@denvergov.org
720-913-0720

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