Overview The first responsibility for protecting homes and property from flood damage rests with the individual. Non-federal interests which include local governments, levee and drainage districts, and federally recogniz - The New Orleans Levee - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Overview The first responsibility for protecting homes and property from flood damage rests with the individual. Non-federal interests which include local governments, levee and drainage districts, and federally recogniz Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-09-24 14:27:06 Open Document File Size: 47,52 KB Share Result on Facebook City Township / / Company The USACE / / Country United States / / Event Natural Disaster / Force Majeure / Product Issues / / IndustryTerm flood emergency assistance / / Organization USACE District / Federal Emergency Management Agency / Congress / District / Federal Government / United States Army / California State-Federal Flood Operations Center / / Person Regulation / / / Position Commander / public official / Major / Governor / Engineer / / Product Flood Damage Reduction Projects The USACE / Flood Damage Reduction Projects Following / Flood Damage Reduction Projects / / ProvinceOrState USACE District / / PublishedMedium Public Law / / Technology flash / / URL http / SocialTag United States Department of Defense Levee failures in Greater New Orleans Emergency management Flood Water Resources Development Act U.S. Army Corps of Engineers civil works controversies Meteorology Atmospheric sciences United States Army Corps of Engineers

Overview The first responsibility for protecting homes and property from flood damage rests with the individual. Non-federal interests which include local governments, levee and drainage districts, and federally recognizAdd to Reading List