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Make Flood Insurance a New Year's Resolution
(PDF, 18 KB, December 17, 2006)
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OpEd piece by Harris County Flood Control District Director, Mike Talbott, that was published in the Houston Chronicle on Sunday December 17th, 2006.
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FEMA Press Release: Flood Map Appeal Period Begins
(PDF, 84 KB, December 21, 2004)
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The 90-day appeal period for preliminary Flood Insurance Rate Maps begins today in three Harris County communities. By December 26, the appeal period will be underway in all 35 Harris County communities that participate in the National Flood Insurance Program.
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Second Official FEMA Public Notice
(PDF, 24 KB, December 21, 2004)
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FEMA published this second official public notice about the start of the 90-day Appeals and Protests Period in local news papers on December 21st through the 26th, 2004.
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First Official FEMA Public Notice
(PDF, 22 KB, December 14, 2004)
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FEMA published this first official public notice about the start of the 90-day Appeals and Protests Period in local news papers on December 14th through December 19th, 2004.
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Public Information Fair Dates and Times have been Announced
(PDF, 1.6MB, October 26 2004)
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Five public meetings will be held in the first two weeks of November so that the public can view the new FEMA Preliminary Flood Insurance Rate Maps. These adds will or have run in the Houston Chronicle.
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FEMA Preliminary Flood Insurance Rate Maps Have Been Released
(PDF, 172KB, October 18 2004)
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The TSARP project has completed the mapping and FEMA has released all 147 FEMA Preliminary Flood Insurance Rate Maps for Harris County.
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Harris County Flood Control District Releases Additional Flood Hazard Recovery Data
(PDF, 168KB, 02 September 2004)
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The Harris County Flood Control District released Flood Hazard Recovery Data today for Vince Bayou watershed and the Ship Channel watersheds as part of the Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Project.
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Harris County Flood Control District Releases Additional Flood Hazard Recovery Data
(PDF, 168KB, 02 September 2004)
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The Harris County Flood Control District released Flood Hazard Recovery Data today for Cypress Creek and White Oak Bayou watersheds as part of the Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Project.
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Harris County Flood Control District Releases Additional Flood Hazard Recovery Data
(PDF, 169KB, 20 August 2004)
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The Harris County Flood Control District released Flood Hazard Recovery Data today for Clear Creek, Armand Bayou, and Galveston Bay watersheds as part of the Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Project.
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Harris County Flood Control District Releases Additional Flood Hazard Recovery Data
(PDF, 170KB, 04 August 2004)
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The Harris County Flood Control District released Flood Hazard Recovery Data today for Cedar and Greens Bayou watersheds as part of the Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Project.
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Harris County Flood Control District Releases Additional Flood Hazard Recovery Data
(PDF, 172KB, 19 July 2004)
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The Harris County Flood Control District released Flood Hazard Recovery Data today for the Addicks Reservoir watershed and additional streams along Buffalo Bayou as part of the Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Project.
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Harris County Flood Control District Releases Additional Flood Hazard Recovery Data
(PDF, 170KB, 21 June 2004)
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The Harris County Flood Control District (District) released Flood Hazard Recovery Data (Data) today for the Barker Reservoir watershed as part of the Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Project (TSARP).
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Harris County Flood Control District Releases Project Update
(PDF, 84.8KB, 27 May 2004)
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The Harris County Flood Control District today announced an updated schedule for the completion of Flood Hazard Recovery Data being prepared as part of the Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Project.
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Harris County Flood Control District Releases Additional Flood Hazard Recovery Data
(PDF, 157KB, 10 May 2004)
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The Harris County Flood Control District (District) released Flood Hazard Recovery Data (Data) today for the Little Cypress Creek watershed as part of the Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Project (TSARP).
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Harris County Flood Control District Releases Additional Flood Hazard Recovery Data
(PDF, 158KB, 03 May 2004)
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The Harris County Flood Control District (District) released Flood Hazard Recovery Data (Data) today for the Hunting Bayou watershed as part of the Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Project (TSARP).
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Harris County Flood Control District Releases Additional Flood Hazard Recovery Data
(PDF, 158KB, 26 Apr 2004)
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The Harris County Flood Control District (District) released Flood Hazard Recovery Data (Data) today for the Willow Creek watershed as part of the Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Project (TSARP).
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Harris County Flood Control District Releases Additional Flood Hazard Recovery Data
(PDF, 128KB, 05 Apr 2004)
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The Harris County Flood Control District (District) released Flood Hazard Recovery Data (Data) today for the Spring Creek watershed as part of the Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Project (TSARP).
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Harris County Flood Control District Releases Additional Flood Hazard Recovery Data
(PDF, 128KB, 05 Apr 2004)
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The Harris County Flood Control District (District) released Flood Hazard Recovery Data (Data) today for the Buffalo and Sims Bayou watersheds as part of the Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Project (TSARP).
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Harris County Flood Control District Releases Additional Flood Hazard Recovery Data
(PDF, 158KB, 22 Mar 2004)
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The Harris County Flood Control District (District) released Flood Hazard Recovery Data (Data) today for the Carpenters Bayou watershed as part of the Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Project (TSARP).
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TSARP Flood Hazard Recovery Data is Available Press Release
(PDF, 158KB, 08 Mar 2004)
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The Harris County Flood Control District released Flood Hazard Recovery Data today for the Brays Bayou, Goose Creek, Jackson Bayou, Luce Bayou, and San Jacinto River (north of I-10) watersheds as part of the Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Project. This data is viewable at www.tsarp.org or it can be order by going to the Products Page.
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Flood Gains: It's About Reducing the Risks
(07 Mar 2004)
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On Monday, March 8th, the Harris County Flood Control District will release important Flood Hazard Recovery Data for the Brays Bayou, Goose Creek, Jackson Bayou, Luce Bayou, and San Jacinto River watersheds of Harris County.
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Release Date for TSARP Flood Hazard Recovery Data Press Release
(PDF, 175KB, 01 Mar 2004)
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The Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Project continues to provide information to the public as soon at it becomes available. TSARP products, such as, the TSARP Event Analysis, LiDAR, 2-Foot Contours, and the Benchmark Control Network have already been released and TSARP is now announcing the release of workmaps, HEC-HMS and HEC-RAS computer models, and channel profiles for certain watersheds that are complete. This Flood Hazard Recovery Data will be released on March 8th.
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Tropical Storm Allison Event Analysis Press Release
(PDF, 154KB, 24 Feb 2004)
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This is the first of many products that will be coming out of the TSARP project in 2003. It contains detailed technical data about Tropical Storm Allison and other historical storms that will be used in the future in the TSARP project to develop new Flood Insurance Rate Maps. The report also contains information about certain scenarios that look at what would have happened if Tropical Storm Allison had moved a few miles to the West and a look at historical floodplains in Harris County.
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FEMA and Harris County Flood Control District Launch Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Study
(PDF, 1.83MB, 05 Dec 2001)
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As part of the recovery efforts from Tropical Storm Allison and in support of the local and regional authorities' needs for accurate and timely flood hazard information, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Harris County Flood Control District (HCFCD/the District) entered into a Cooperating Technical Partnership (CTP) Agreement to rapidly restudy the various watersheds that have been impacted by Tropical Storm Allison.
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FEMA and Harris County Flood Control District Launch Tropical Storm Allison Recovery Study
(PDF, 127KB, 05 Dec 2001)
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As part of the ongoing effort to recover from Tropical Storm Allison, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Harris County Flood Control District (HCFCD/the District) have initiated an in-depth project to study the rainfall and flooding that occurred in Harris County in early June.
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Right of Entry Document
(12 Oct 2001)
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Division of Emergency Management of the Texas Department of Public Safety (DEM), and the Harris County Flood Control District (HCFCD/the District) have begun an in-depth study of Tropical Storm Allison rainfall and its impact on Harris County.
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County, State and Feds Partner on Flood Risk Study
(PDF, 156KB, 28 Sept 2001)
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Division of Emergency Management of the Texas Department of Public Safety (DEM), and the Harris County Flood Control District (HCFCD/the District) have begun an in-depth study of Tropical Storm Allison rainfall and its impact on Harris County.
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