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# Oregonians for Floodplain Protection

A 501(c)(4) corporation

## Sitemaps

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## Pages

- [Oregonians for Floodplain Protection](https://floodplainprotection.org/) - Oregonians for Floodplain Protection is a 501(c)4 non-profit focused on preventing FEMA from making costly changes to the National Flood Insurance Program.
- [OFP in the News](https://floodplainprotection.org/ofp-in-the-news/) - Update on FEMA BiOP- Tillamook Headlight-Herald 7-31-2026 Oregon communities face Oct. 6 flood insurance deadline-KEZI-TV Oregon group opposes FEMA’s new floodplain regulations-KOBI-TV New National flood insurance regulations protect fish over property, FEMA requests feedback-KDRV-TV FEMA plan could cost Oregonians millions- Lincoln County Leader
- [Contact OFP](https://floodplainprotection.org/ofp-contact-form/)
- [Contact OFP](https://floodplainprotection.org/contact-ofp/)
- [Privacy Policy](https://floodplainprotection.org/privacy-policy/) - floodplainprotection.org Privacy Policy Type of website: Social welfare organization Effective date: 4th day of April, 2025 floodplainprotection.org (the "Site") is owned and operated by Oregonians for Floodplain Protection. Oregonians for Floodplain Protection can be contacted at: info@floodplainprotection.org (503) 974-4745 1501 SE Devils Lake Road # 552 Lincoln City, OR 97367 Purpose The purpose of this
- [NFIP Background](https://floodplainprotection.org/nfip-background/) - Congress adopted the National Flood Insurance Act in 1968 Intended to defray federal expenditures on flood recovery and to reduce future flood damages Four-legged stool: • Floodplain mapping • Floodplain management standards • Flood hazard mitigation • Flood insurance As May 2024, ~ 22,100 communities participated in NFIP = 93% of the population Goal: Reduce
- [Advocacy statement](https://floodplainprotection.org/advocacy-statement/) - The Federal Emergency Management Agency – FEMA – has proposed a new plan. The proposal threatens Oregonians’ ability to obtain critical federal flood insurance while forcing potential harmful land use regulations on our communities. It is called the Draft Implementation Plan for NFIP-ESA Integration. Its purpose is to incorporate protection of threatened and endangered species
- [FEMA proposal & impact](https://floodplainprotection.org/fema-proposal-impact/) - A proposed plan by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) could restrict land use and essential activities in 30 Oregon counties, threaten thousands of businesses and farms and the jobs they support – and put more than 230 Oregon communities at risk of losing federal flood insurance. The proposal is formally called the Implementation Plan