Flooding and Flood Prevention

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Albany-Dougherty Planning and Development has received information from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in reference to forms for elevation and dry flood proofing certificates. The updated forms can be found below.

All forms received from now on will need to be current with an expiration date of June 30, 2026. For more information please click here.

If you're interested in monitoring water levels and flood risks in the Flint River area, the Flint River Flood Gage is an essential tool. This real-time monitoring system provides up-to-date data on river height, flow rate, and flood stages—vital for residents, emergency responders, and anyone tracking local weather impacts. To explore the current readings and historical trends, visit the official flood gage page here: Flint River Flood Gage (Albany)

Flood Preparedness & Flood Insurance Information

Flood Smart, a website from FEMA and National Flood Insurance Program

www.floodsmart.gov
Buying a Policy
Renewing a Policy
Flood Risks and Costs
Before and After a Flood
Flood Zones and Maps
Finding my Flood Zone by Address
Elevation Certificates: Who needs them and why?

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SIGN UP TODAY to receive Emergency Notifications from CodeRED.

Dougherty County and the CodeRED Emergency Notification System has established an ultra high-speed telephone communication service for emergency notifications.

CodeRED will only be used in the event of an emergency requiring immediate notification and information entered into the database will not be used for any other purpose. Questions should be directed to the Emergency Management Agency.

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