To report flooding, plugged storm drains, and other drainage problems: Call 311
Learn about the steps necessary to keep you and your family safe. 2023 was a reminder of how bad storms and flooding can be in our area. That’s why it’s important to be prepared because we don’t know what this winter will bring. Check with your insurance agent about purchasing flood insurance before it’s too late.
Learn some key measures you can take to protect your property and our water supplies throughout the different seasons
Use one of the four ways to determine if your property is in a flood zone
View a list of current projects that propose changes to the Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMS)
Learn about the natural benefits of a floodplain and the effects of rainfall on our water quality
Learn what steps need to be taken when building construction takes place within a floodplain
Read about how Sacramento's risk of flooding is the greatest of any major city in the country
Follow these four steps to plan for and be prepared in case of disaster
Location details for residents who believe their property will be in danger of potential flooding due to heavy rains
Learn more about the different types of flood related hazards
The County provides guidance on federal and private insurance options, risk zones, and how tools like Elevation Certificates can help reduce premiums
Sacramento County offers guidance and on-site consultations to help residents protect their properties from drainage and flood risks.
The Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) helps Sacramento County residents reduce future flood risks by funding projects like home elevation after federally declared disasters
Learn about Sacramento County's strategies to reduce long-term risks from natural disasters like floods, droughts, and earthquakes
Sacramento County is kicking off their 2026 LHMP Update with meetings in December 2025. The 2026 LHMP will address an updated list of natural hazards and will assess the vulnerability of Sacramento County and all participating jurisdictions to identified hazards as part of an updated risk assessment. Learn more about the 2026 Local Hazard Mitigation Plan.