Beginning January 1st, 2023, Florida Statute 472.0366 requires a surveyor and a mapper to submit a digital copy of every Elevation Certificate (EC) they complete to the Division. To comply:
We are pleased to share that the Division is partnering with Forerunner to support this new submission process. Forerunner’s software gives users the ability to upload ECs to the state and view submitted ECs. Users can also explore property profiles that include parcel information, building information, and pertinent flood data included in the National Flood Hazard Layer (NFHL).
If you want to check if a property has an EC for a permit, insurance, or other reason, you can now do so by searching the property on FDEM’s public website. If you are not able to locate an EC in our system or have questions, please check out our Knowledge Base, or contact us using the Get Help form.
Disclaimer: The Florida Division of Emergency Management makes no warranties or representations to the accuracy of Elevation Certificates available through this website.
Some local governments make elevation certificates available online and this web application may be used to identify these local links, where available. If you are unable to locate an elevation certificate submitted within our system or unable to find a local link in the above web application, please reach out directly to the local government where the property is located to obtain the elevation certificate on file.
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Thursday, September 5, 2024
. Stalled Frontal Boundary Along Northern Gulf Coast and An Area of Low Pressure and Upper-Level Disturbance Moving Along the Bounday to Yield A Wet and Active Weather Pattern Over Next Few Days. Numerous to Widespread Showers and Thunderstorms Across North and Central Florida This Afternoon and Evening; Continuing Overnight Across North Florida. Abundant Moisture to Give Way to Heavy and Intense Downpours That Could Bring Localized Flash Flooding Across North and Central Florida; Marginal Risk for Flash Flooding. Drier Air and High Pressure To Limit Rainfall Across South Florida. Locally Strong to Severe Thunderstorms Producing Frequent Lightning, Gusty Winds, and Heavy Downpours Possible. Warm and Muggy Conditions Throughout the Peninsula; Heat Advisories for West-Central and South Florida and Keys. Moderate to High Risk for Rip Currents Along Florida Panhandle and East Coast. Minor River Flooding Along Northern and West-Central Peninsula. Numerous Disturbance In the Atlantic Basin Being Monitored; No Direct Threat to Florida Through Next 7-10 Days At Least.
