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“Insurers in the federal reinsurance program should report detailed policy and claims data every 3 months, and Treasury should share protected data with government officials and publish de-identified data online for oversight and research.”
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“When a federal agency guarantees, approves, regulates, or insures certain financial transactions in base flood hazard areas, private parties should be told about the flood hazards before the transaction is completed?”
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“Federal agencies should warn private parties about flood hazards before certain loans or financial transactions close when the deal has federal approval, insurance, regulation, or guarantees and involves property in a base-flood area.”
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“FEMA and federal reviewers should make flood insurance easier to understand by studying coverage gaps and pricing effects, offering a cost estimator, and making more claims data available for oversight and risk analysis.”
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“FEMA should update flood maps using stronger risk science and should be able to certify reliable state, local, or regional flood maps when federal maps are outdated.”
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“Flood maps and insurance prices should use accurate, current information and should give owners a fair way to understand or challenge risk decisions.”
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“Communities should require sellers and landlords to share specific flood-risk facts before covered property sales or longer leases, and new federal flood insurance could be blocked in communities that do not adopt those disclosure rules.”
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“Buyers and some renters should learn about a property's flood risk and flood history before they sign a deal.”
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“Government officials should have better insurance data and broad advice when managing disaster insurance risks.”
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“Residents should be able to see local flood-reduction plans, updates, and progress reports, while FEMA should share needed address and claim-date data with covered communities so they can make or update those plans.”
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“Some federal buildings or properties used by the public should show clear markings for past and likely flood heights when they have a flood damage history or are in an identified flood hazard area.”
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