Flood Risk Meeting - Springville...Flood Risk Meeting After a multi-year process the flood risk...
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DATE: Tuesday, March 17, 2020 | TIME: 7:00 PM –8:00 PM LOCATION: Springville City Hall - Multipurpose Room 110 South Main Street Springville, Utah 84663 Flood Risk Meeting After a multi-year process the flood risk information for Utah County is being finalized to reflect updated scientific and engineering analysis. This summer the information will be used by local communities for floodplain management purposes as well has insurance agents and lenders for rating and requiring flood insurance. If an individual property owner's flood risk is increasing based on the updated information they may soon be required to purchase flood insurance. They may also see a decrease in flood risk which may mean flood insurance is no longer required but still recommended. Please attend this informative meeting to discuss ways of reducing flood risk, maximize savings on flood insurance, and obtaining an individual property floodzone determinations. Representatives from the Federal Emergency Management Agency as well as Utah Department of Emergency Management will be on hand to answer questions and provide resources.
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DATE: Tuesday, March 17, 2020 | TIME: 7:00 PM –8:00 PM
LOCATION: Springville City Hall - Multipurpose Room
110 South Main Street
Springville, Utah 84663
Flood Risk Meeting
After a multi-year process the flood risk information for Utah County is being finalized to reflect updated scientific and engineering analysis. This summer the information will be used by local communities for floodplain management purposes as well has insurance agents and lenders for rating and requiring flood insurance.
If an individual property owner's flood risk is increasing based on the updated information they may soon be required to purchase flood insurance. They may also see a decrease in flood risk which may mean flood insurance is no longer required but still recommended.
Please attend this informative meeting to discuss ways of reducing flood risk, maximize savings on flood insurance, and obtaining an individual property floodzone determinations.
Representatives from the Federal Emergency Management Agency as well as Utah Department of Emergency Management will be on hand to answer questions and provide resources.
mclarkText BoxAfter a multi-year process the flood risk information for Utah County is being finalized to reflect updated scientific and engineering analysis. This summer the information will be used by local communities for floodplain management purposes as well as insurance agents and lenders for rating and requiring flood insurance.
If an individual property owner's flood risk is increasing based on the updated information they may soon be required to purchase flood insurance. They may also see a decrease in flood risk which may mean flood insurance is no longer required but still recommended.
Please attend this informative meeting to discuss ways of reducing flood risk, maximize savings on flood insurance, and obtaining an individual property floodzone determination.
Representatives from the Federal Emergency Management Agency as well as Utah Department of Emergency Management will be on hand to answer questions and provide resources.
