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Upcoming Events: National Flood Conference
31 May 2020
Upcoming Events: National Flood Conference Each year, Chair and Executive Director Joe Rossi speaks at the National Flood Conference. This conference is a gathering of industry experts and those that are interested in flood insurance to hear various topics in regards to the NFIP, flood mapping, the future of flood insurance and more. This year, […] You must be a member to view this content. Becoming a member is FREE! Go to our “Become a Member” page to join now by clicking HERE Username or E-mail Password Remember Me Forgot Password
Attend a Free Webinar by the MCC
20 May 2020
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Know Flood Newsletter Q2 2020 – Special Edition
7 May 2020
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Sue’s Flood Real Estate Tips: Market Update During COVID-19
5 May 2020
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Flood Risk Awareness Paramount In Our New World
5 May 2020
Floods are the most common natural disaster in the United States. The Pew Charitable Trust recently reported that nearly half of U.S. states are expected to experience significant flood events during the spring of 2020. In just the past few years, major flood disasters such as Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Florence, and flood events in the Midwest have exhausted many response resources. Now, with the COVID-19 outbreak the world faces an unprecedented threat to human health and safety. COVID-19, like any disaster, also threatens our economic well-being, as unemployment soars and an effective vaccine could be months, even years away. As a result, people who live in flood-prone areas must now consider the very real possibility of facing multiple and concurrent disasters. In FEMA’s most recent strategic plan, former FEMA Administrator Brock Long remarked, “We need to help individuals and families understand their personal roles in preparing for disasters and taking action – they are our true first responders”. During the COVID-19 pandemic, our personal resources, preparedness and resiliency will determine how our community as a whole recovers. April, a difficult month for many in 2020, has long been known as Financial Literacy Month, which stresses the importance of financial resilience […]
COVID-19 update: NFIP extends grace periods
28 March 2020
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UPDATE: Marshfield LOMR Meeting Postponed- TV Event This Week
15 March 2020
Marshfield LOMR Public Meeting On 2016 Flood Maps Postponed; TV call in show now scheduled The Massachusetts Coastal Coalition (MCC), in partnership with the Town of Marshfield, was to host a public meeting regarding flood map change on Thursday, March 19th, 2020 at Furnace Brook Middle School Auditorium. Due to health concerns with large public meetings, the public meeting has been postponed to a date to be arranged. Instead, the panel of experts will be broadcast live on MCTV at 7:00 PM the evening of March 19, 2020 with a call in session for questions. MCTV will broadcast the sessions live on Comcast 15/Verizon 35 and on the MCTV streaming channel found on www.marshfieldtv.org. MCTV will also re-air the sessions, place them on the MCTV Video on Demand Platform and the Vimeo Government Archive. The call in number for MCTV is 781-837-3462. Questions can be sent in ahead of time to either info@marshfieldtv.org or to the MCC flood insurance service center by filling out our question form HERE Additional Information The MCC Website, where there is a searchable database of properties and the projected flood zone and elevation changes: https://knowflood.org/updates/new-maps The Town website, with a digital map overlay of the current FIRMs and the proposed FIRMs https://marshfieldma.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=84a8f4cd0b2441b2a0352b152c3d922d%0d The MCC has four pieces of map change […]
UPDATE: Marshfield Receives Updated Flood Maps
9 March 2020
Marshfield, MA Receives Updated Flood Maps Since the November 4th, 2016 adoption of the Marshfield Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs), the Town of Marshfield and their consultants have been working with FEMA to revise the 2016 flood maps with better data and information. The flood maps have now been revised, and draft maps are available in several places: The MCC Website, where there is a searchable database of properties and the projected flood zone and elevation changes: https://knowflood.org/updates/new-maps The Town website, with a digital map overlay of the current FIRMs and the proposed FIRMs https://marshfieldma.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=84a8f4cd0b2441b2a0352b152c3d922d%0d The revised flood maps are DRAFT and will not become effective and final until 7/6/2020. However, it is important that residents review the maps to prepare for the flood map change. Public Meeting The Town of Marshfield, in partnership with the MCC, is hosting a flood map change public meeting on Thursday, March 19th, 2020. Where:Furnace Brook Middle School Auditorium, 500 Furnace St, Marshfield, MA 02050 Agenda:Registration begins at 6:30, with presentations from 7:00-8:00 on all of the flood map revision general information, including a panel of experts to answer your questions. Then, from 8:00 to 9:00, there will be workshop time to speak to experts on a […]
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Digital Outreaches -New maps (for Marshfield)
On May 29th, the MCC will be holding a digital map outreach in preparation for the new Marshfield flood maps that become effective on 7/6/2020. Registration is required, and this free digital outreach will be for information only. Questions can be submitted ahead of time by emailing us at info@knowflood.org -When: May 29th, 2020 -Time: 10:00am -Where: Register here
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Flood Risk Fridays- Flood Insurance Risk Awareness
With COVID-19 taking most of our bandwidth, the MCC wants to remind stakeholders on what they can do to reduce their risk. Join Chair Joe Rossi and other experts as we discuss risk awareness during COVID-19. Registration is required. -When: June 19th , 2020 -10:00am -Where: Register here
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