| Community: Project Name: |
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| Projected Preliminary Date: | ||
| Actual Preliminary Date: | ||
| Appeal Period Start Date: | ||
| Appeal Period End Date: | ||
| Projected Effective Date: | ||
| Actual Effective Date: | ||
| Actual LFD Date: | ||
| Project Status: | ||
| Definitions: |
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| Preliminary Date - | The date when new preliminary DFIRMs were presented to community officials. |
| Appeal Start - | Start date for the official 90-Day Appeal Period. |
| Appeal End - | End date for the official 90-Day Appeal Period. |
| LFD Date - | The date where community officials are notified that a new or updated DFIRM will take effect in six months. |
| Effective Date - | The date when a new Digital Flood Insurance Map (DFIRM) become effective. |
| DFIRM - | Digital Flood Insurance Rate Map |
| LFD - | Letter of Final Determination |
| Project Status | Active - Mapping project in status |
| On-Hold - Mapping project experiencing delays | |
| Completed - Mapping project finished; updated map in effect | |
| Note - Projected Dates are only estimates as final dates have not been determined. | |
If your property is newly mapped into a high-risk flood zone, you might be eligible for a cost-saving rating option called the Newly Mapped procedure. |
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| Call your community's Floodplain Manager for more information on maps changing in your area. You can also reach the FEMA Map Information eXchange at 1-877-FEMA MAP (1-877-336-2627). |
Visit FEMA’s Map Service Center to view a map of your local community. You can also contact your local planning or zoning department for more details.
Learn more about how map changes can affect flood insurance.
