Environment
Positive outlook
Benefits
- Improves flood risk modeling using modern climate trends
- Supports local data-driven resilience strategies
Risks
- Limited to urban areas, excluding agricultural/undeveloped land
Rep. Mike Quigley (D-IL)
H.R. 8830 status: Referred.

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Bill summary
The bill initiates a targeted pilot program for urban flood mapping that could influence national FEMA policy, despite the relatively small $7 million total authorization.
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Warning
The 25% local cost-share requirement may deter participation from municipalities with the tightest budgets
!Analysis scope
Pilot program scope is small with limited funding

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