Ithaca’s Common Council will vote to adopt new FEMA flood maps and update floodplain management regulations at 6 p.m.

Failure to adopt the Rate Maps would suspend the city from the National Flood Insurance Program, making access to insurance more difficult for Ithaca property owners, according to Lisa Nicholas.

Ithaca officials are preparing to adopt updated federal flood maps that could affect hundreds of property owners, according to the Ithaca Journal. The Common Council will vote April 16 on adopting ...

FEMA released a preliminary Flood Insurance Rate Map for Genesee County for the public to see and comment on. The current maps for Genesee County were developed in the 1980 s. FEMA, the New York State ...

FEMA has issued updated Flood Insurance Rate Maps for the City of Ithaca that will have a major impact on some residents if ...

Fischetti had unwittingly waded into one of the murkiest secrets in the Florida real estate market: The rules and laws ...

The city recently took steps to maintain good standing in the program after city administrators said language in a previous ...

A recent analysis from Climate Central projects significant flood risk along America’s costs by 2050, with New Jersey among ...

Buncombe County is part of the National Flood Insurance Program ... city remaining in the NFIP and keeping it's discounted insurance rates through the Community Rating System.

To protect against rising sea levels in a warming world, coastal cities typically follow a standard playbook with various ...