NFIP Community Enrollment and Eligibility Handbook FEMA

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Summary: After providing an overview and stating the purpose of the handbook, this chapter outlines the roles and responsibilities of the key players involved in enrolling and maintaining/determining eligibility of communities in the NFIP. It also discusses the Community Information System (CIS), FEMA’s authoritative database for tracking the information on NFIP communities, and companion data systems. Finally, it describes the documents that are used to record due process activities and their associated procedures.

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After providing an overview and stating the purpose of the handbook, this chapter outlines the roles and responsibilities of the key players involved in enrolling and maintaining/determining eligibility of communities in the NFIP. It also discusses the Community Information System (CIS), FEMA’s authoritative database for tracking the information on NFIP communities, and companion data systems. Finally, it describes the documents that are used to record due process activities and their associated procedures.

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