Legislative Priorities

The Fort Bend Levee Coalition advocates for reinvestment in the Flood Infrastructure Fund to strengthen communities and enhance flood resilience. Legislative vigilance is essential to secure external funding for low-income areas, effective drainage solutions, and responsible flood protection policies that safeguard businesses, property values, and promote economic growth across all levels.

Resources

Abbreviation Document

The Fort Bend Levee Coalition's abbreviation list is a helpful reference tool for LID (Levee Improvement District) and MUD (Municipal Utility District) directors. It compiles common abbreviations used in levee and flood management, infrastructure, and public utilities, making it easier to understand technical documents and improve communication during meetings and projects."

Fort Bend Levee Coalition Overview

Formed in 2005, the Fort Bend Levee Coalition addresses regional flood protection challenges by uniting local Levee Improvement Districts (LIDs) and stakeholders. It coordinates efforts, shares resources, and advocates for policies to safeguard the community from flood risks.

National Levee Safety Program

The National Levee Safety Program provides guidance to ensure levee systems across the country meet safety standards. It offers resources and tools for LIDs, MUDs, and others to manage levee risks, improve resilience, and protect communities from flooding. Understanding this program is essential for proactive flood risk management.

National Levee Database

The National Levee Database (NLD) is a comprehensive resource for levee-related data, managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers. It offers detailed information on levee locations, conditions, and associated flood risks, helping LIDs and MUDs make informed decisions about levee maintenance and improvements.

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