Flood Insurance Program

Identifying Flood Hazard Areas
A floodplain is an area adjacent to a river, stream, or waterway that may flood. In support of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) identifies flood hazard areas throughout the U.S. producing Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs).

Several areas of flood hazards are commonly identified on these maps.

Maps

  1. 26125C0329F FIRM Map (PDF)
  2. 26125C0333F FIRM Map (PDF)
  3. 26125C0334F FIRM Map (PDF)
  4. 26125C0337F FIRM Map (PDF)
  5. 26125C0339F FIRM Map (PDF)
  6. 26125C0341F FIRM Map (PDF)
  7. 26125C0342F FIRM Map (PDF)
  8. 26125C0343F FIRM Map (PDF)
  9. 26125C0344F FIRM Map (PDF)
  10. 26125C0353F FIRM Map (PDF)
  1. 26125C0354F FIRM Map (PDF)
  2. 26125C0361F FIRM Map (PDF)
  3. 26125C0363F FIRM Map (PDF)
  4. 26125C0364F FIRM Map (PDF)
  5. 26125C0477F FIRM Map (PDF)
  6. 26125C0481F FIRM Map (PDF)
  7. 26125C0482F FIRM Map (PDF)
  8. 26125C0501F FIRM Map (PDF)
  9. 26125C0502F FIRM Map (PDF)
Obtaining Maps
FIRMs are also available for review in the Building and Engineering Department. You may purchase a map by calling toll-free at 877-FEMA MAP or online at the FEMA Map Service Center.