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Goals and Objectives
TCRFC’s mission statement is to “Encourage comprehensive consistent management of the floodplain along the Colorado River and its tributaries; provide a forum for data exchange; and facilitate a structured approach to managing the complex issues related to floodplain management.” A Glimpse at Some of Our Goals and Objectives are l ...2011 Hazard Mitigation Plan
The 2011 TCRFC Hazard Mitigation Plan has been approved by FEMA. Local communities have signed their resolutions approving the updated plan. The communities under this plan will not need another update until 2016. Click here to view the final document.How to Join
To join the Texas Colorado River Floodplain Coalition and take advantage of the benefits and help better the lives of those in your communities, follow these easy steps: Bring the Interlocal Agreement with accompanying authorizing order before your elected board for approval. Authorized signer then signs the Interlocal Agreement, which is then not ...TCRFC Accomplishments
Here are few of our recent activities and accomplishments. The Coalition has been awarded more than $1 million in federal grants for development of updated DFIRMs and hazard mitigation planning. FEMA has approved the 2011 TCRFC Hazard Mitigation Action Plan for 61 communities, Creating a Disaster-Resistant Lower Colorado River Basin. The Coalition ...
The Texas Colorado River Floodplain Coalition (TCRFC) is a partnership of cities and counties in the Colorado River basin and surrounding areas seeking better ways to reduce and mitigate flood damage. The Coalition was formed in response to a combination of rapid growth, a greatly expanded number of homes and businesses in the floodplain and devastating floods that have reoccurred in the basin. Click here for the TCRFC brochure.
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