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Although unpredictable and oftentimes unpreventable, there are ways that communities can plan and prepare for the effects of flooding. The following information will help communities ensure they are equipped and ready for the next time flooding happens in their area.

Rebuilding Communities After Disaster Strikes - Disaster Relief Program

  • Guidance for 4-H community service in the aftermath of a natural disaster

    Published on June 2, 2020
    Considerations and tips for helping 4-H members organize a service project in response to a natural disaster.

  • Michigan Sea Grant storm project seeks to help communities prepare for future extreme storms

    Published on June 26, 2017
    Mid-Michigan's 2017 storm reminiscent of the 1986 Great Flood.

  • Local government and climate change: Assess your community’s flood resilience

    Published on July 22, 2014
    With rainfall intensification predicted in the Midwest, a new checklist guides communities in developing policies and standards to improve flood resilience.

  • Be prepared for adverse spring weather including flooding, tornadoes and wildfire

    Published on March 31, 2014
    Make time on April 30, the first National Day of Action, to learn actions you can take to be ready should one or more of these natural disasters strike your neighborhood.

  • Are you prepared for flooding and other severe weather this spring?

    Published on March 14, 2014
    Learn action steps you can take now as we transition into spring, a season in Michigan when floods most typically occur.

  • Low impact Development: Putting the LID on flooding

    Published on May 15, 2013
    Recent flooding serves as a reminder that upstream stormwater management efforts can reduce impacts at home and downstream.

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