FEMA is modernizing the National Flood Insurance Program to improve how it assesses and communicates flood risk, prices and delivers flood insurance, manages floodplains, and provides mitigation assistance. The goal is to help individuals, communities, states, and private-sector partners better understand and reduce flood risk while using policyholder and taxpayer funds efficiently. To support this effort, FEMA is integrating staff, initiatives, and support structures into a more unified NFIP operating model. The draft contract support model described in the RFI pursues those outcomes. Work will be grouped into several categories described in the RFI. Not all current NFIP support contracts will be recompeted immediately. This document also identifies selected support structures and contracts that are not currently within the scope of this RFI to provide a more complete picture of the NFIP support environment.
Deadline to submit is 12/10/2026. Download the pdf for full information.
Deadly landslides reveal a larger problem: Communities across America may be living with risks they don't know exist. Watch Nate Morabito's full investigation into the hidden landslide risks that could impact communities across the country. The landslides in Western North Carolina during Hurricane Helene are investigated. The documentary was published by WCNC Charlotte in North Carolina on October 14, 2026.
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**Please note that there is potentially disturbing content as survivors detail their experiences.
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Documentary Premiere: Thousand Year Flood
Premiered Jul 28, 2026
Thousand Year Flood is an independent documentary by Still Ridge Media chronicling the devastating July 2022 floods that forever changed communities across Eastern Kentucky.
Through powerful interviews, firsthand accounts, and cinematic footage, the film tells the stories of families, first responders, volunteers, and community leaders who experienced one of the worst natural disasters in Kentucky history.
This documentary isn't simply about destruction; it's about resilience, hope, and the strength of Appalachian communities coming together when everything was lost.
Learn more: https://thousandyearfloodfilm.com
Produced by Still Ridge Media: https://stillridgemedia.com
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