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Updated flood plain maps put more structures in flood plain; County may need local law under FEMA guidance

July 29, 2026 | Wyoming County, New York


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Updated flood plain maps put more structures in flood plain; County may need local law under FEMA guidance
Planning Committee members were briefed on recently updated flood plain maps for Wyoming County that the minutes state would place some existing structures into mapped floodplain areas. The minutes indicate that villages may be obligated to adopt a local law addressing National Flood Insurance Program requirements and that FEMA has supplied a template for that purpose.

Don Roberts, Wyoming County Code Enforcement Officer (who also serves as the county Flood Plain Administrator), is recorded as having received copies of related letters and updated mapping for the county. The minutes do not list which villages or how many structures are affected; the minutes note only that municipalities may now have new obligations under the updated maps and referenced FEMA materials.

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