Flood Prone Communities Slow to Seek Flood Insurance
New federal flood insurance, available since 1968, faces low uptake with only about 500 communities eligible. Despite heavy SNOW and flood risks, many towns delay land use controls required for eligibility, while homeowners worry about costs and delays.
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