City of Roseville, CA
01/06/2025 | Press release | Archived content
Understanding FEMA's flood maps
While Roseville is a FEMA Class I community when it comes to flood preparedness, flood risk can change over time because of weather patterns, changes to development, and other factors.
To ensure the public has the most reliable information, FEMA periodically studies and updates flood hazard maps. In 2024, affected properties received a letter about FEMA's proposed changes.
Attend a community meeting on Thursday, Jan. 16 to learn about these preliminary map updates, discuss insurance options with FEMA, and talk with representatives from the City of Roseville and Placer County Flood Control & Water Conservation District.
Learn more: roseville.ca.us/FEMAmaps
To ensure the public has the most reliable information, FEMA periodically studies and updates flood hazard maps. In 2024, affected properties received a letter about FEMA's proposed changes.
Attend a community meeting on Thursday, Jan. 16 to learn about these preliminary map updates, discuss insurance options with FEMA, and talk with representatives from the City of Roseville and Placer County Flood Control & Water Conservation District.
Learn more: roseville.ca.us/FEMAmaps
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