NAFSMA represents public agencies in federal flood and stormwater policy discussions, working with USACE, FEMA, and EPA on behalf of member agencies.
NAFSMA represents flood control districts, stormwater utilities, state agencies, public works agencies, and private consulting firms nationwide. Our member agencies are on the frontlines of flood protection — operating levees, maintaining channels, managing stormwater systems, and partnering with federal agencies to protect the communities they serve.
Regional flood control and water management districts
Municipal stormwater management programs
State-level water resource and environmental agencies
Cities and counties managing local flood and stormwater systems
Your membership connects you to the federal policy process and a national community of peers.
Connect directly with USACE, FEMA, and EPA leadership through exclusive members-only briefings, annual partnership meetings, and webinars with federal administrators.
Stay ahead of regulatory and legislative developments with timely policy alerts, bill tracking, and expert analysis of changes that affect your agency's operations and funding.
When your agency or firm joins NAFSMA, you join a community of experienced water resource professionals — peers who understand your challenges and share your commitment to public safety.
Your voice is stronger with NAFSMA. We translate member agency experience into policy positions that shape how Congress and federal agencies approach flood and stormwater issues.
Our advocacy focuses on the most impactful federal policy areas for flood and stormwater agencies.
Advancing legislative provisions that streamline project delivery, reduce regulatory barriers, and improve federal-local partnerships.
Learn MoreSecuring funding for USACE, FEMA, and EPA programs that support member agency operations and infrastructure.
Learn MoreEngaging on WOTUS, ESA, and stormwater regulations to ensure workable standards for member agencies.
Learn MoreConnect with peers and policymakers at NAFSMA events.
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Every year people drown after disappearing into storm drains during floods. Most of those lost are children and first responders. The most dangerous s
Event DetailsGraduate Hotel, Annapolis, MD
Theme: Grounded in Mission: Leading Through ComplexityJoin NAFSMA in Annapolis, MarylandThe 2026 NAFSMA Annual Meeting brings flood and stormwater man
Event DetailsFederal flood and stormwater policy updates from NAFSMA.
May 21, 2026
This Week in Federal Flood and Stormwater Policy FY 2027 appropriations are moving on both sides of the Capitol, with USACE Civil Works funding under active markup and the BUILD America 250 Act cleari
Read MoreFebruary 15, 2026
NAFSMA is working with Congressional committee staff on WRDA 2026 provisions addressing alternative project delivery, Section 408 reform, and real estate acquisition streamlining.
Read MoreNovember 1, 2025
NAFSMA recognizes the City of Cedar Rapids with the 2025 Innovative Water Projects Award for the McLoud Run Flood Mitigation Project — a multi-benefit model for water resource agencies.
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