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Newport News Program for Public Information — May 2024

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Newport News Program for Public Information Properties categorized as repetitive loss properties for having two or more claims of $1,000 or more paid against the NFIP have a greater need for flood protection. These properties are known to be vulnerable to flood and will continue to experience losses unless they are mitigated. Per 2022 FEMA records, there are 125 unmitigated repetitive loss properties located in 20 distinct neighborhoods in the City of Newport News. Figure 4 illustrates the location of the twenty repetitive loss areas defined for the City based on the known repetitive loss property and nearby or adjacent properties that have the same or similar flood conditions. Target Area 2: Flooding and Drainage Hotspots Newport News residents can report stormwater flooding through the 311 contact center. In the past 10 years, there have been over 6,500 calls from Newport News residents through the 311 system regarding flooding and drainage issues. These calls have been widespread throughout the City as shown in Figure 5. Figure 5. Newport News 311 Hotspots for Drainage and Flooding Calls Since 2013 STEP 2: ASSESS THE COMMUNITY’S PUBLIC INFORMATION NEEDS 11
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