Federal Flood Risk Management Act of 2026 aims to enhance national resilience against flooding.
The Federal Flood Risk Management Act of 2026 establishes a federal standard to improve the nation's resilience to current and future flood risks. It mandates agencies to reduce flood risks, minimize flood impacts, and restore floodplain values. Agencies must evaluate flood hazards, consider alternatives, and inform private parties about flood risks before completing financial transactions in flood-prone areas. The act also requires agencies to comply with the Federal Flood Risk Management Standard, which includes elevating structures above floodplains and using nature-based approaches.
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