DEEP: Flood Management and Natural Hazard Mitigation

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FEMA 2013 Natural Hazards Mitigation Planning Guidance Document for single and multi-jurisdictional plans.

Connecticut DEEP Flood Management Certification Program:

Connecticut General Statutes section 25-68b through section 25-68h requires any state agency proposing an activity within or affecting a floodplain or that impacts natural or man-made storm drainage facilities must submit a flood management certification to DEEP.

DEEP's Flood Management Certification Fact Sheet

Method for calculating the 500 year Flood Elevation in a FEMA Designated Coastal Flood Hazard Area for the purpose of obtaining a Flood Management Certificate from DEEP

Connecticut Department of Housing Frequently Asked Questions

State Funded and Sponsored Housing Projects: Flowchart for Flood Management Certification Process

4 Steps 1 and 2 - Is a Flood Management Certification Required? and Project Siting

4 Step 3 - Determining Project Complexity

4 Step 4 - Flood Management Certification Application and Review

For further information contact the Land and Water Resources Division at 860-424-3706.

Content last updated June 2018