Fema high risk flood zone map update#
Fema high risk flood zone map download#

A project kick-off meeting was held on March 19, 2020, to present the process and timeline of the project. Revised floodplains will be produced with better available data resulting in new engineered Zone A and redelineated detailed studies. Flood Storage Map – Panel 22, T28N, R27E (Unincorporated areas of Door County)įor questions about the FIRM maps, please contact Nicole Metzger, Project Manager, questions about the Flood Storage Maps, contact Emily Szajna, DNR Floodplain Mapping Program Manager, at Countywide Projects Bayfield Countyīayfield County floodplain maps are being updated countywide.Flood Storage Map – Panel 18, T29N, R28E (Unincorporated areas of Door County).Flood Storage Map – Panel 17, T29N, R27E (Unincorporated areas of Door County).Flood Storage Map – Panel 15, T30N, R28E (Unincorporated areas of Door County).Flood Storage Map – Panel 14, T30N, R27E (Unincorporated areas of Door County).Flood Storage Map - Panel 9, T32N, R29E (Unincorporated areas of Door County).Door Flood Storage Map Index - Index of all flood storage panels (Adoption is not needed).If your community is listed on one of the flood storage maps below, flood storage language should be part of the community ordinance and the appropriate flood storage maps adopted. A shapefile has been sent to affected communities and will be available for viewing on the DNR Surface Water Data Viewer. A flood storage map is part of the mapped floodplain that identifies the natural flood storage capacity of that watershed area. Note - Below are flood storage maps for Door County, Wisconsin. The Effective date of these products is May 8, 2024. Your floodplain ordinance must be adopted and approved by the DNR and FEMA by this date for your community to remain in good standing in the NFIP. Communities should have DNR staff review the draft local floodplain ordinance well before the ordinance is presented to the local governing body for adoption in order to ensure compliance with the NFIP and Chapter NR 116, Wis. DNR staff are prepared to assist with the ordinance review and adoption process and explain state and federal regulatory requirements.

Fema high risk flood zone map update#

Please be on the lookout for an email from DNR staff explaining the update process. All ordinance updates need to contain the minimum standards in the model. The DNR has a Model Floodplain Ordinance which meets the minimum requirements of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and Chapter NR 116, Wis. Active Projects Door County Floodplain Ordinance Materials

Fema high risk flood zone map download#

To view and download preliminary maps, flood insurance studies, or data, for active projects please visit FEMA's Preliminary Data Search Tool. To view and download effective maps, flood insurance studies, or data please visit FEMA's Map Service Center. Please visit FEMA to learn more about RiskMAP. Planning and outreach support to communities to help them take action to reduce flood risk.Non-Regulatory tools to better assess the risk from flooding.High quality flood maps and information.A multi-year FEMA program using a watershed approach.Risk MAP (Mapping, Assessment and Planning) is the next phase in floodplain mapping.