US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG ® Levee Safety Policies Supporting a Sustainable Flood Risk Management Program Eric C. Halpin, PE Special Assistant.

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US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG ® Levee Safety Policies Supporting a Sustainable Flood Risk Management Program Eric C. Halpin, PE Special Assistant for Dam and Levee Safety Headquarters August 2012

BUILDING STRONG ® Discussion Topics  Principles Embedded in Levee Policy Change  Levee Safety Policy as Part of Overall Mission Accomplishment  Current Levee Safety Policy Activity  Path Forward on Levee Safety Policy

BUILDING STRONG ® Levee Policy Principles (a sampling)  Accompany with Commensurate Process and People Changes  Decision Oriented – Risk Informed  Institutionalize Lessons….but  ….Compliance Requires Critical Thinking ► One Size Does Not Fit All

BUILDING STRONG ® Policy as an Aid to Sponsor Flood Risk Management Old Way  Handoff Between Corps and Sponsors  Decision Framework Not as Clear  Paper Trails  Silent on Role of Communication New Way  Continuing Collaboration with Sponsors  Puts Form and Substance to “Shared Responsibilities” ► Decision Framework ► Roles and Options  Data Rich Environment  Communication an Explicit Part of Policy

BUILDING STRONG ® Policy as an Aid to Understanding the Nature and Severity of Flood Risk Old Way  Condition Based  Economic Consequences  Considers Exceedance Events?  Doesn’t Consider Non- Breach Risk New Way  Risk Informed  Life Safety, Economic, and All Consequences  Considers Exceedance Events!  Considers Non-Breach Risks

BUILDING STRONG ® Elements of Mission Accomplishment Policy What, Who, When and How of Levee Safety Activities Process Management Framework & Technical Tools for Policy Implementation People Sustain a Competent and Capable Workforce to Implement Policies Technical & Program Guidance Cadres LS SC SOG Models CoP RMC MMC Training Bench Building

BUILDING STRONG ® Current Policy Activities Program Policy – What and When  Levee Safety Engineering Circular – 2 nd Quarter FY13  Interim Policies in Place ► ECB IRRM ► Periodic Inspections ► Program Standup  Vegetation Policies: ► ETL 571 Standard ► System Wide Improvement Framework ► PGL on Variances Technical Guidance – How  Levee Design  Seepage  Seismic Stability  Hydrologic Analysis  Culverts  Risk Assessment

BUILDING STRONG ® Levee Safety EC “ Culture Changers”  Levee Modifications will be planned and formulated fully compliant with the new Planning Paradigm  Corps has an important role in communicating and advising sponsors of benefits and risks of levee systems  Life Safety Risks are an explicit consideration in the policy

BUILDING STRONG ® Approach to Future Policies  More Integrated Across Disciplines, Programs, and Communities of Practice  Better Technology and Policy Transfer  More Stakeholder Feedback