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Flood Protection

  1. Engineering Services
Public Works

Development Services Building

171 N Ross St

Alison Frazier, P.E., CFM

Alison Frazier, P.E., CFM

Engineering Services Director / City Engineer

In May 2014, the City of Auburn was accepted into the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Community Rating System (CRS). Even though everyone does not own or live on property in a floodplain, the program benefits the community by protecting the environment, making people safer, and saving everyone money. The City received a Class 8 score for our CRS application, which allows citizens of Auburn a 10% discount on their flood insurance for all CRS eligible NFIP policies in the community regardless of flood zone. In the spirit of the CRS program, the City of Auburn is dedicated to informing and educating our residents regarding floodplains in the City of Auburn.

The October 2023 Open Line issue features flood protection information.

The City of Auburn maintains an archive of elevation certificates per NFIP CRS requirements, demonstrating floor elevations for new and/or improved structures. This growing archive is accessible to the public through the City’s public access document viewer or via its interactive Flood map.

Due to recent changes to the Flood Insurance Rate Maps for the Lower Tallapoosa Watershed, you may be interested in reviewing your property. You can find more information about your property and how it is affected by the floodplain by going to our Flood Map. Please contact us  if you have any questions.

The information below details some key information regarding flooding: