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Phoenix, AZ


Currently: 100°F
Wind: WSW at 11 MPH
Humidity: 9%
Dewpoint: 31°F
Barometer: 29.85 inches and falling

Last updated: 5/15/2013 3:34:00 PM

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The Flood Control District of Maricopa County welcomes you to our Web site.

Since 1959, the District has been responsible for overseeing the development and implementation of comprehensive flood hazard control measures in Maricopa County. This Web site is a resource regarding our history, information on current flood control projects, the services we provide, and important flood safety guidelines which can protect the lives and property of county residents and visitors.

The District follows four Strategic Programs to maximize public protection and minimize flooding risk.



News

 

Free FLO-2D Workshop for New Users
The District is offering two free workshops in June on FLO-2D software (Basic Model version) for new users who have no previous experience using the software.

Report or View Flooding in Your Neighborhood
County residents may use an online tool to send the Flood Control District information about flooding, and view photos and videos of past flooding events.

Crossing a Flooded Wash: A Deadly Choice
No vehicle is large enough, no reason good enough to try to cross a wash.

Tax Dollars in Action – Fiscal Year Financial Data Now Available
The Flood Control District publishes regularly updated summary financial data categorized according to our four strategic programs protecting lives and property from flooding hazards.

Flood Control Advisory Board Meeting Notices
Notices of Flood Control Advisory Board (FCAB) meetings are posted in the public lobby of the Flood Control District administrative building.