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MANAGING YOUR FLOOD RISK All stakeholders contribute to risk reduction

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1 MANAGING YOUR FLOOD RISK All stakeholders contribute to risk reduction
High Moderate Low LEVEL OF TOTAL RISK MANAGING YOUR FLOOD RISK INITIAL RISK RESIDUAL RISK All stakeholders contribute to risk reduction Total Risk = Flood Probability x ( + Financial Consequences ) Physical Flood Insurance Land Use Planning & Zoning Preserve/Restore Natural Floodplain Functions & Resources Building Codes Flood Warnings & Evacuation Nonstructural Mitigation (building elevation, floodproofing, relocation Stormwater Management Protective Structures (levees, dams, etc.) Outreach & Education Example actions

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