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US Army Corps of Engineers BUILDING STRONG ® Huntington District Floodplain Management Services Dan Bailey, CFM Huntington District August 2012
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BUILDING STRONG ® What is FPMS? Authorized by the 1960 Flood Control Act Provides technical services and planning guidance in support of floodplain management and flood risk reduction Comprised of both reimbursable and non- reimbursable services Allows for a broad range of services and multiple funding options Detailed in Section V, Appendix G of ER 1105-2-100 Planning Guidance Notebook 2
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BUILDING STRONG ® Reimbursable Services Who: other Federal agencies and private sector Quick Response ► Work that takes up to one day ► Cost based on standard fee schedule ► Under 10 minutes is free Letter Request ► Generally work that takes from 1 to 5 days ► Description of work and cost estimate ► Payment required in advance from private sector Signed Agreements ► Work takes longer than a week ► Requires signed Letter or Memorandum of Agreement 3
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BUILDING STRONG ® Reimbursable Services Cost Schedule 4
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BUILDING STRONG ® Non-reimbursable Services Who ► State, regional, and local governments and tribes ► Non-Federal public agencies What ► General information, floodplain determinations, planning guidance, Special Studies Funding ► Most work can be covered under budgeted FPMS technical services account when funds are available ► Special Studies require “Letter Agreement” or equivalent and are approved by MSC and individually submitted for funding ► Partner can voluntarily contribute funding 5
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BUILDING STRONG ® Examples of FPMS Special Studies Floodplain Delineation/ Flood Hazard Evaluation Studies Dam Break Analysis Studies Hurricane Evacuation Studies Flood Warning/ Preparedness Studies Regulatory Floodway Studies Comprehensive Floodplain Management Studies Flood Damage Reduction Studies Urbanization Impact Studies Stormwater Management Studies Flood Proofing Studies Inventory of Flood Prone Structures 6
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BUILDING STRONG ® FPMS Call Log DB Lead FMPS Planner – Retired 2005 Created to replace call log form No original development cost ► Built from Microsoft Access ► Integrates with existing software Functionality added over time 7
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BUILDING STRONG ® Huntington District Quick Response Toll free number 1-866-401-3980 Group email FPMS-LRH@usace.army.mil Public website http://bit.ly/fpms-lrh Eight Certified Floodplain Managers in Planning Branch ► Diverse Job Descriptions ► Varied Experience Levels Response process spatially enabled and tracked through FPMS Database 8
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BUILDING STRONG ® FPMS Database Overview Interface Capabilities Integration ► User Desktop ► FEMA and USGS ► Web Mapping Portals ► Google Earth ► ArcView 9
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BUILDING STRONG ® Call Documentation 10
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BUILDING STRONG ® Admin Functions Creates associated folder based on ID Copies GIS seed file into folder Creates KML file based on coordinates Open folder Launch ArcView with seed file Database layer attached to ArcView Print record 11
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BUILDING STRONG ® Web Site Integration Integrates helpful websites: FEMA, USGS, and online mapping FEMA DFIRM access Location verification by aerial photography USGS seamless server download 12
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BUILDING STRONG ® Database Benefits Coordinate FPMS team activities Keeps a permanent digital record of FPMS activities Integrates with folders, Outlook, and GIS Utilizes other agency information and resources Assists in mapping and graphical resources Creates standardized reports and invoices Improves accuracy and efficiency of Quick Responses Enables sharing of response information with stakeholders and management 19
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BUILDING STRONG ® Database Statistics Database has been in use at Huntington District for approximately six years 498 Quick Responses logged $5,480 of reimbursed work 20
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BUILDING STRONG ® FPMS and Silver Jackets FPMS Database provides the ability to record and share floodplain issues with Silver Jackets partners FPMS program can be a mechanism for providing technical assistance Special Studies can provide larger scale planning assistance FPMS provides a mechanism for exchanging data between government partners 21
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BUILDING STRONG ® Potential examples of FPMS and Silver Jackets Integration State Conservation Agency asks through Silver Jackets team for Corps H&H data for a study but the data is not finalized in a usable format ► District uses a minimal amount of FPMS funds to gather, properly package, and send the data 22
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BUILDING STRONG ® Potential examples of FPMS and Silver Jackets Integration A county with several flood prone structures is going to apply for a FEMA hazard mitigation grant, but they do not have the technical expertise to run FEMA’s Benefit-Cost Analysis program. ► The county signs a Letter of Agreement with the Corps to run the BCA program under FPMS and provide them the results. The county voluntarily provides most of the funding. 23
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BUILDING STRONG ® Potential examples of FPMS and Silver Jackets Integration A city is working to implement a flash flood warning system. New gauges will be installed by USGS, but the city needs to have inundation maps for several different stages and do not have the capability. ► An FPMS special study is requested and approved to create the inundation maps. 24
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BUILDING STRONG ® Potential examples of FPMS and Silver Jackets Integration A community is trying to get CRS credit by developing a flood mitigation plan and comes to Silver Jackets for help ► The Corps develops the plan under an FPMS study and Silver Jackets finds other agencies to contribute to executing the recommendations in the plan. 25
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BUILDING STRONG ® QUESTIONS? SEAMLESS, CURRENT, and AUTOMATED 26
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