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With an NFIP Extension to May Complete, Industry Eyes Long-Term Reforms

With the National Flood Insurance Program finally provided breathing space until May 31 through one of President Obamas last actions of 2011 on Dec. 23, industry officials now say one of their top priorities in the New Year is to ensure the latest short-term extension is the last.

By Arthur D. Postal | Updated on January 02, 2012

NU Online News Service, Jan. 2, 11:42 a.m. EST

With the National Flood Insurance Program finally provided breathing space until May 31 through one of President Obama’s last actions of 2011 on Dec. 23, industry officials now say one of their top priorities in the New Year is to ensure the latest short-term extension is the last.

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