This guide provides essential information about flood risks and hazards, including preparedness and response strategies. Understanding flood risks and taking proactive measures can help protect your housing organization from potential damage.
What you'll learn
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The factors that contribute to flood risks, including weather patterns and environmental changes.
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Steps to properly assess, prepare for, and respond to flooding events.
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Preventive measures to reduce flood damage and ensure resident safety.
Why this matters
Flooding is one of the most common and costly natural disasters. Properties in high-risk areas have a 26% chance of flooding over 30 years. Even properties in moderate-to-low risk areas can experience significant flood damage. Knowing your flood risk and implementing mitigation strategies can prevent costly repairs and protect lives.
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