Revised Floodplain Mapping became Effective on July 3, 2024
MHFD held a virtual open house to discuss the map revisions and what they mean for property owners on Wednesday, May 15th.
You can view a copy of the slides HERE
You can view the recording of the meeting HERE
Un nuevo mapa de las áreas con riesgo de inundación en su comunidad entrará en efecto el 3 de Julio del 2024
MHFD organizará una reunión pública virtual el día 15 de Mayo del 2024 a las 5:00 pm para discutir los cambios del nuevo mapa de riego de inundación y explicar lo que significa para los propietarios afectados.
Puedes ver una copia de la presentacion AQUI
Puedes ver la grabación con subtítulos en español AQUI
Carta de Revisión de Mapas (LOMR) vs Apelación
Mapeo de Inundaciones – TÉRMINOS Y DEFINICIONES
Getting the Flood Hazard Area Delineation (FHAD) information on the Flood Insurance Rate Maps (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.
Getting the Flood Hazard Area Delineation (FHAD) information on the Flood Insurance Rate Maps (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.
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