CRS Program in Kentucky

 

Kentucky’s CRS Program

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 2022 there are 37 Kentucky communities in the CRS. 

Link to the table for a full view.

 

Presentations by ISO/Verisk at the 2022 KAMM Conference

Introduction and Overview of the Community Rating System Program – Amanda Gowans, ISO/Verisk

The 2021 Addendum to the CRS Coordinator’s Manual – Amanda Gowans, ISO/Verisk

 

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

 

More CRS Info on KAMM’s website

NFIP/CRS Newsletters

The CRS Update Newsletter is a publication to provide local officials and others interested in the CRS with news they can use.

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