As part of its Map Modernization Plan, the Federal Emergency Management Agency is seeking to increase local involvement in the flood mapping process. To meet this objective, FEMA has created the Cooperating Technical Partner program to encourage partnerships between FEMA and state, local, and regional agencies that are interested in, and capable of, playing active roles in its Flood Hazard Mapping program.
FEMA is seeking qualified partners to collaborate on the maintenance of up-to-date flood maps and other flood hazard information. Partners benefit from flood maps that are more accurate and current, improved hazard identification and risk management, shared best practices, and, ultimately, more efficient floodplain management, according to the agency.
More information about the program, including the Cooperating Technical Partners Program Guidance Document for Fiscal Year 2004 and Guidelines and Specifications for Flood Hazard Mapping Partners, is available at www.fema.gov/fhm/ctp_main.shtm.
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