How often does FEMA send a Biennial Report to communities?

FEMA sends a Biennial Report to communities every two years to summarize the status and progress of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). This report is a crucial part of FEMA's commitment to ensuring that communities are informed about floodplain management activities, compliance with the NFIP requirements, and overall program effectiveness. By providing this report biennially, FEMA allows communities to stay updated on critical information, changes in policy, and insights that can aid in their floodplain management efforts. This schedule aligns with the program's objectives to promote sustained awareness and engagement surrounding flood risk and insurance.