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Local Community Flood Groups GRANT APPLICATION Forename of Group Main Contact Person Name Role in Group AddressPostcode Daytime Phone No. Evening Phone No. Mobile Phone No. Email Address Fax No. Alternative

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How to fill out local community flood groups

1. Identify the local community flood group coordinator or contact person.
2. Obtain the necessary forms or paperwork required for group registration.
3. Fill out the forms with accurate and up-to-date information.
4. Provide details about the community's flood risk and previous flood incidents, if applicable.
5. Include contact information for each group member, including names, addresses, and phone numbers.
6. Specify the roles and responsibilities of each member within the group.
7. Outline the communication channels and protocols to be followed during flood emergencies.
8. Submit the completed forms to the appropriate local authorities or organizations.
9. Attend any required training sessions or meetings to further enhance the group's preparedness.
10. Regularly review and update the group's information and procedures to ensure effectiveness and relevance.

Who needs local community flood groups?

1. Local communities residing in flood-prone areas.
2. Individuals or families living in close proximity to rivers, lakes, or other bodies of water.
3. Municipalities or towns with a history of flooding or a high flood risk.
4. Emergency management agencies or organizations concerned about flood preparedness at the community level.
5. Residents who want to actively participate in flood response and recovery efforts.
6. Volunteer groups or organizations interested in supporting flood-affected communities.

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What is local community flood groups?

Local community flood groups are organizations formed by residents or stakeholders in a particular area to prepare for and respond to floods.

Who is required to file local community flood groups?

Local community flood groups are typically created voluntarily by residents or stakeholders in flood-prone areas, so there is no specific requirement to file.

How to fill out local community flood groups?

Local community flood groups can be filled out by documenting the group's objectives, members, resources, and action plans for flood preparedness and response.

What is the purpose of local community flood groups?

The purpose of local community flood groups is to enhance community resilience to flooding by fostering collaboration, communication, and coordinated efforts among residents and stakeholders.

What information must be reported on local community flood groups?

Information typically reported on local community flood groups includes group name, mission statement, contact information, member list, meeting schedule, and emergency response plans.