Floodplain Management Training
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is a proven partner to FEMA with a history of providing, maintaining, and improving floodplain management services throughout the state.
- NFIP Violations and Compliance
NFIP Violations and Compliance will be hosted as four virtual offerings on Dec. 10 and 12. These sessions will focus on a more in-depth look at inspecting potential violations, notifying and meeting with the property owners, and resolving violations. The sessions are two hours long and cover the same material.
Registration can be completed at Violations and Compliance Registration.
Recorded Workshops and training
In partnership with FEMA, the DNR Division of Water is implementing and updating training videos. These videos are intended for use by floodplain administrators, other local officials, or property owners. The videos and web pages broaden knowledge of floodplain management and the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) requirements. Videos will be maintained and updated on this site for those who did not have an opportunity to attend the workshops in person or virtually or those who wish to have a refresher on a particular topic. If you do not find a topic of interest below, contact us at DNRFPM@dnr.IN.gov for more information.
Basics of the National Flood Insurance Program Training
Basics of Flood Insurance Rate Maps Training
Best Available Floodplain Layer Training
Fundamental Duties of a Floodplain Administrator
Building Protection Standards in Flood Hazard Areas
Indiana's Flood Control Act
Indiana Floodplain Information Portal
Substantial Damage and Substantial Improvements
Variances and the NFIP
ICC and Mitigation
Post Flood ResponsibilitiesFEMA Continues – Managing your Community’s Floodplains monthly webinar series.
FEMA Region 5 is conducting regular webinars to educate and train community officials on managing their community’s floodplains, on various topics such as floodplain management, flood insurance, and National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) requirements. Each webinar will be 1-hr and 1 ASFPM CFM CEC is available by attending a session.
The virtual webinar is open to all; however, local and county officials working in emergency management, building code administration, and floodplain management are strongly encouraged to attend. The webinar is presented by FEMA Region 5’s Mitigation Division, Floodplain Management, and Insurance Branch.
There is no fee for the webinar; however, registration is required to ensure you receive webinar materials.
For more virtual webinar information or questions about the topics listed, contact Brian Killen, FEMA Region 5, Sr. Floodplain Management Specialist, at brian.killen@fema.dhs.gov.
