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Newport News Substantial Damage Management Plan — 2025 Annual Evaluation

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5. Over the past year, has the community experienced any flood damage? No major flooding has been experienced in the past year that has impacted insurable structures. 6. Over the past year, was the substantial damage management plan used after a flood or other event? If so, describe how it was implemented, how its use was evaluated, and what recommendations were made for improvements. No damage assessment efforts were undertaken during the 2024 -2025 evaluation period covered by this report. 7. Have any community officials participated in training on substantial damage or in training on the substantial damage management plan over the past year? No training has been performed or attended in 2025 but a training session on the SDMP is planned for Spring 2026. 8. Has the plan for managing substantial damage been revised or updated in the past year?If so, describe the circumstances of the update, the specific changes, and attach a copy of the revised plan. See responses in Questions 3 and 4. In addition, the name of the city’s Floodplain Administrator has been changed from Hai Tran to Christopher Williams. 9. As a result of the review of the substantial damage management plan, are there any recommendations or changes to the plan? None other than those noted above at this time. Substantial Damage Management Plan Annual Evaluation 3 6/20/2025
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