FEMA Coffee Break Webinar: Elevating Dam Safety Through Hazard Mitigation Planning

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Take a coffee break with us! Tune in to learn about FEMA’s High Hazard Potential Dams (HHPD) Grant Program. This webinar will explore ways to assess risks in your community and how to meet the latest hazard mitigation planning requirements. It will also share effective outreach strategies.

Date: March 27, 2024

Time: 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Location: Virtual

Event Details

Dam failure can cause flooding risks that may be major threats in some Region 3 communities. These risks require monitoring and planning to help to keep the public safe. This may include safety programs, data collection, and non-localized mitigation measures. This webinar will explore the High Hazard Potential Dam (HHPD) Grant Program, the latest hazard mitigation planning requirements, and effective planning partner outreach.

FEMA Region 3 hosts a webinar series for anyone who wants to reduce risk in their community. These hour-long “Coffee Breaks” are held every other month. They share mitigation best practices and highlight the work happening at the federal, regional, state and community levels to reduce risk in Region 3.

Coffee Break webinars are open to anyone in the hazard mitigation, resiliency or risk reduction planning fields. This work can be in the public or private sectors. Community planners, emergency and floodplain managers, GIS technicians, government officials, and contractors can attend.

Please note:

  • Webinar log in/call in information will be sent out several days prior to the date of the Coffee Break.
  • Attendees may be eligible to receive continuing education credits.
  • To sign up for future Coffee Break Webinar notifications and the Region 3 Resilience Report Newsletter, you can subscribe HERE.

Event Contact

If you need help with closed captioning or would like more information, please contact Mari Radford, FEMA Region 3 Community Planning Lead, at Mari.Radford@fema.dhs.gov

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