2017 Activities

National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP)

Regional basic training

This one-day course is for the County and City Floodplain Administrator’s and Emergency Manager’s. It is to help them understand and know the basics of the NFIP, how it relates to their community, and their position. It will have a section on the NFIP and Flooding Disasters. Please use the link below to register. Food will be provided.

To Register: Go to U-TRAIN at: www.utah.train.org
The Course ID is: 1067690

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Several offerings available

March 7, 2017

South West Regional Training

Cedar City, UT

March 8 2017

Central Regional Training in

Richfield, UT

March 9, 2017

Castle Country/Four Corners Regional Training

Moab, UT

April 4, 2017

Northeastern Regional Training

Uintah Co., UT

April 5, 2017

Wasatch Front Regional Training

Salt Lake City, UT

April 6, 2017

Northern Region Training

Weber County, UT

NFIP Training for STate Agencies

February 1, 2017

Salt Lake City, UT

8:00 am - 4:00 pm

FEMA, Utah Floodplain Program, and UFSMA are bringing a training to the State of Utah for State agencies who do any kind of work in the FEMA NFIP mapped Special Flood Hazard Area. Training will be provided by FEMA contracted Engineer Paul Anderson, on the Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) processes. There will be a Risk Map Update by FEMA’s Sean McNabb, and Utah Risk Map Program Manager, Jamie Huff. NFIP Basic’s information will be provided by FEMA’s Barb Fitzpatrick, and the State Floodplain Manager, Kathy Holder. We will have a special speaker from Colorado’s Department of Transportation Brian Varrella, CDOT’s Hydraulics Unit Lead.  Brain’s topic is highlighted below. Please plan on attending this important training.

Instructor: Brian K. Varrella, PE, CFM, Hydraulics Unit Lead

Description: State Departments of Transportation are at the forefront of public safety, economic vitality, and technological innovation.  Challenges created by complex geometric challenges, short timelines and critical-path permitting processes can delay project delivery at a high cost to our taxpaying public.  The best way for us to keep the nation moving is to leverage every opportunity to innovate, and to collaborate with our public and private partners at every opportunity.  Region 4 of the Colorado Department of Transportation is embarking on new operating procedures to streamline compliance with the floodplain standards of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), including mobile field data collection, 2-dimensional hydraulic analysis, and partnering with other state and federal agencies to reduce permit application time and cost.  This brief session will discuss the roots of public safety in the standards of the NFIP, and provide a path through local agency permitting endorsed by both the USDOT and FHWA. State Departments of Transportation are at the forefront of public safety, economic vitality, and technological innovation.  Challenges created by complex geometric challenges, short timelines and critical-path permitting processes can delay project delivery at a high cost to our taxpaying public.  The best way for us to keep the nation moving is to leverage every opportunity to innovate, and to collaborate with our public and private partners at every opportunity.  Region 4 of the Colorado Department of Transportation is embarking on new operating procedures to streamline compliance with the floodplain standards of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), including mobile field data collection, 2-dimensional hydraulic analysis, and partnering with other state and federal agencies to reduce permit application time and cost.  This brief session will discuss the roots of public safety in the standards of the NFIP, and provide a path through local agency permitting endorsed by both the USDOT and FHWA. 

To Register for the NFIP 101 Course: Go to U-TRAIN at: www.utah.train.org
The Course ID is: 1067685

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FEMA Form MT-1 and MT-2 Training

January 31, 2017

Salt Lake City, UT

February 2, 2017

St. George, UT

National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Processes Letter of Map Amendment (LOMA) and the Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) using the forms MT-1 and MT-2. The State Floodplain Manager, Kathy Holder, FEMA, and UFSMA would like to invite you to a full-day workshop sponsored by FEMA Region VIII and the State of Utah Division of Emergency Management Floodplain Program.  The workshop will explain the processing and information necessary to successfully obtain a LOMA or LOMR, which are routine Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) change procedures.

Topics to be covered:

1. Details of the LOMA and LOMR processes and information required;
   
2. Zone A – how to determine a Base Flood Elevation;
   
3. MT-1 & MT-2 specific overview.
   

Please register by December 31, 2016 Class is limited.

To Register for the NFIP 101 Course: Go to U-TRAIN at: www.utah.train.org
The Course ID is: 1067688

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CFM Exam and NFIP 101 Training

Certified FLoodplain Manager (CFM) Exam and NFIP 101 Training

The State Floodplain Program and UFSMA are holding this day of training and CFM Exam.

 
April 12, 2017

Salt Lake City, UT

• NFIP 101 Course will begin at 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  
• The CFM Exam will be from 2:00 PM-5:00 PM. To take the test Contact ASFPM to register *
  

*Applicants can obtain an application form on the ASFPM website www.floods.org at the Certification Program tab. All CFM® applications must be received at the office of ASFPM at least 2 weeks prior to the exam date for review and approval. No walk-ins will be allowed.

To Register for the NFIP 101 Course: Go to U-TRAIN at: www.utah.train.org
The Course ID is: 1067763

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