CRS Program in Kentucky

Kentucky’s CRS Program Manager

To learn more about the CRS, join the CRS or improve your existing CRS classification click here for the CRS Resources pages.

What Kentucky Communities are in CRS?

The CRS is a voluntary program for NFIP-participating communities. As of October 2021 there are 37 Kentucky communities in the CRS.

Community Number	Community Name	Current Class	% Discount for SFHA	% Discount for Non- SFHA
210022	Augusta, City of	9	5	5
210334	Barren County	9	5	5
210008	Bath County	8	10	5
210156	Berea, City of	8	10	5
210219	Bowling Green, City of	7	15	5
210188	Butler, City of	7	15	5
210034	Campbell County	8	10	5
210062	Daviess County	8	10	5
210189	Falmouth, City of	7	15	5
210075	Frankfort, City of	8	10	5
210280	Franklin County	9	5	5
210051	Grayson, City of	9	5	5
210109	Henderson, City of	8	10	5
210286	Henderson County	8	10	5
210055	Hopkinsville, City of	8	10	5
210125	Jessamine County	9	5	5
210067	Lexington – Fayette Urban County	7	15	5
210120	Louisville – Jefferson County Metro Government	3	35	10
210342	Madison County	9	5	5
210250	Melbourne, City of	8	10	5
210039	Newport, City of	9	5	5
210126	Nicholasville, City of	8	10	5
210063	Owensboro, City of	8	10	5
210127	Paintsville, City of	9	5	5
210015	Paris, City of	8	10	5
210297	Pendleton County	9	5	5
210298	Pike County	9	5	5
210193	Pikeville, City of	9	5	5
210366	Radcliff, City of	8	10	5
210157	Richmond, City of	8	10	5
210203	Rowan County	9	5	5
210009	Salt Lick, City of	8	10	5
210040	Silver Grove, City of	9	5	5
210276	Southgate, City of	9	5	5
210312	Warren County	8	10	5
210311	Wilmore, City of	9	5	5
210318	Woodlawn, City of	9	5	5

Kentucky State Based Credit

Date of Verification: January 1, 2017

The CRS provides credits to communities for certain state laws, regulations, and standards that support floodplain management within a state and have proven effective in reducing flood damage. This Verification Report is provided to explain the recommendations of Insurance Services Office, Inc. (ISO) to DHS/FEMA concerning state-based credits under the Community Rating System (CRS) within the above state.

State-based credit is awarded to communities for activities that are implemented and enforced by the State. The credit is provided to each community in the State and documentation is not needed from the community. Other potential credit lists the CRS activities where communities may receive CRS credit based on, or due to, state or regional programs that are within the community. The potential credits must be community verified by the ISO/CRS Specialists within each community, since enforcement is done at the community (or regional) level.

Link to Kentucky State Based Credit