Since Oct. 1, 2006, the City of Roseville has held a Class I rating through the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Community Rating System.
This is the highest classification available and recognizes the City's commitment to flood resiliency.
Roseville was the first city in the nation to earn a Class I rating. The achievement reflects years of work to improve infrastructure, strengthen development standards, and pursue community education and preparedness.
FEMA rigorously evaluates communities on effective information, mapping and regulatory standards, community resilience, open space preservation, hazard reduction, and flood preparedness.
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Resident and business benefits
Roseville's Class I rating provides flood insurance premium discounts of up to 45% for residents and businesses.
The City's Class I rating also supports its efforts to seek funding for flood mitigation and infrastructure projects that help reduce risks and protect the community.
Maintaining our commitment to flood resiliency
Earning a Class I rating is an important achievement, but flood resiliency requires ongoing attention. The City continues to participate in FEMA's Community Rating System and maintain programs designed to protect the community.
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