Pima County Flood Control Community Survey

The purpose of this survey is that the Regional Flood Control District (District) wants to understand your level of flood
awareness, your concerns, and preferred solutions. This information will be used to develop a Floodplain Management Plan for Pima County. Please select all that apply to you from the answers below.

If you have a concern regarding a specific location please describe it in the Reference Location box below.

1.What floodplain issues are important to you?

Knowing where flood risk exists.

Reducing flood risk.

Preserving and enhancing riparian habitat.

Opportunities for recreation.

Protecting water supply and groundwater recharge.

2.What flood risk information sources do you use?

County GIS and Websites

County Department of Transportation Hotline

County Road Closure Email Service

County Department of Transportation Road Closure Webpage & Map

District Information Counter

District GIS or Flood Hazard Map

FEMA Websites

Friends & Neighbors

Realtors & Insurance Agents

3.What sources of flood warning information have you used?

4.What flooding situations have you experienced?

I have experienced flooding while driving.

I have altered my route due to street flooding.

I have driven through flooded washes to get to my destination.

My home has flooded.

One or more buildings on my property have flooded.

My property has flooded but not buildings.

A wash on my property has flowed.

My property has experienced erosion due to flooding.

5.Do you have flood insurance?

Yes, my mortgage requires the building to be covered.

Yes, I like to be safe.

Yes, I have contents coverage.

No, I don't have a mortgage that requires it.

No, it never floods here.

No, I rent and didn't know that contents coverage was available.

I don't know.

6.Have you taken steps to reduce the impacts of flooding on your property and/or prepared for flooding?

Yes, I have taken steps to reduce damages to my property.

Yes, I know what to do during a flood.

No, it doesn't concern me.

No, I rent.

No, I don't have the money.

No, I don't know what to do.

7.What steps have been taken in your area or neighborhood to reduce flood risk?

Constructed Improvements (channels, culverts, crossings, and erosion control)

Education (HOA meetings, handouts, public events)

Habitat and Open Space Preservation

Water Harvesting or Other Green Infrastructure Installation

Preventative Maintenance (brush and debris removal)

8.Please check all of the following District activities in which you have you participated:

Resolving Complaints

Getting Technical Assistance

Education & Outreach (Including attending project meetings and workshops.)

Using Flood Maps & Studies, or Obtaining Elevation Certificates

Using Flood Warning Systems

Implementing Habitat Management, Water Harvesting and Green Infrastructure

Implementing Infrastructure Improvements

Visiting Multi-Use Recreation Sites

Obtaining Permits

9.Do you support public funding of flood control improvements?

Yes

10.Maintaining floodprone areas in their natural state is a beneficial and cost effective way of managing flood risks: Do you support preserving floodplains in their natural condition?

Yes

11.Would you be interested in participating further in the Floodplain Management Plan process? If yes, please provide contact email below!

Yes, to receive meeting announcements and project update emails.

Yes, to complete a more detailed survey about flood hazard awareness and management preferences.

Yes, to provide information or management preferences regarding a specific location, or locations.

12.Comments

13.Contact Email:

Email Address

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