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FEMA Continues New Flood Insurance Rollout despite Calls for Delay, What’s Open on Thanksgiving Day in South Florida

by Muhammad Asad
November 21, 2021
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Despite calls for a halt, FEMA continues to roll out new flood insurance.

Despite pleas to postpone a nationwide modification to flood insurance plans, the Federal Emergency Management Agency is continuing to implement its new flood risk model.

 

Over the next year, almost all flood insurance policy prices will alter due to “Risk Rating 2.0.” Because of new environmental issues such as sea level rise and climate change, most will become more costly in Florida. With the first phase of the transition, several policies have already been reduced. In April, the second round of renewal policies will begin.

Senator Marco Rubio of Florida has asked FEMA to postpone the move once more, but a top FEMA officer told NBC 6 that this is not going to happen.

“I can certainly state the costs are reasonable and represent the property’s specific flood risk,” said David Maurstad, FEMA’s National Flood Insurance Program’s senior executive.

According to Maurstad, some 17,000 new insurance have been issued using the revised technique, with price reductions already in effect.

According to FEMA data, rates for 80 percent of Florida insurance will rise in the coming year. Many might be up to the maximum allowed by federal law, which is 18 percent. The majority will see a rise of up to $120 each year. Approximately 20% of policies What’s Open and Closed in South Florida on Thanksgiving Day

Due to the coronavirus epidemic in 2020, some big stores violated a long-standing tradition and shuttered their doors on Thanksgiving Day for the first time in years.

This year, a number of establishments will follow the tradition of closing on Thanksgiving Day.

But don’t worry: many establishments will remain open, even if just for a few hours, to let shoppers to pick up last-minute things or get a head start on holiday shopping.

Muhammad Asad

Muhammad Asad

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