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Flood Control - Projects & Studies

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1. How can I be put on the contracts list to be able to bid on a project?: Please contact the District's Contracts Supervisor, 602-506-4433, for questions or more information on procurement procedures, projects or registration. Return to Flood Control District

2. Where can I find information about District projects that have been surveyed?: Please contact 602-506-5460 to receive specific information about District projects that have been surveyed. Return to Flood Control District

3. How do I get a flood control project built in my area?: Flood control projects are typically initiated by the local jurisdiction where the project would be located. Working with the Flood Control District, the local jurisdiction submits the proposed project to the District "Prioritization Process" for consideration. The project may then at some point in the future move forward as a funded project. Return to Flood Control District

4. A study was done in my area but there has not been any construction. When will the construction begin?: The Projects and Structures page on the website has the latest status of ongoing projects. If you need additional information, please call 602-506-4771. Find the latest status of ongoing projects on our Projects and Structures page. Return to Flood Control District

5. How do you decide which area to study for flooding issues?: Priorities are set based on level of flood hazard, historic flooding, municipal partnership requests, development potential and funding availability. The goal is to plan and help build flood control projects that reduce flooding hazards, while balancing schedule, cost and social and environmental considerations. Return to Flood Control District

6. Where can I find information about current and future flood control projects?: Project information can be found via the Projects and Structures map or listing, as well as in the Flood Hazard Identification Study map viewer. Return to Flood Control District