Mayor Miller proclaims November as Flood Awareness Month in North Bend

North Bend, WALocal News

Mayor Miller has proclaimed November as Flood Awareness Month in North Bend, emphasizing the community's need for flood preparedness amid increasing weather-related disasters. This initiative aims to raise awareness about the National Flood Insurance Program and its significance in protecting residents from flood-related losses. The mayor's office encourages local residents to educate themselves on flood risks and available insurance options, particularly as North Bend has faced significant flooding in the past. Flooding can have devastating impacts on property and safety, making this awareness campaign crucial. Local emergency management officials will host informational sessions throughout the month to provide residents with valuable resources and guidance on floodplain management.

These sessions will cover the importance of understanding flood zones and insurance coverage. Residents are urged to take proactive steps to safeguard their homes and families against potential flooding. Flood Awareness Month is an opportunity for the community to come together and improve resilience against future disasters.

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