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Title: NFIP Stakeholder Listening Session in Washington, DC
Production Date: 11/05/2009
Caption: Washington, D. C. , November 5, 2009 -- At the podium is David Fowler, Senior Project Manager of the Milwaukee, WI Metropolitan Sewerage District as he addresses participants in the first-ever National Flood Insurance Program Listening Session held in Washington, DC. The session was designed to brainstorm ideas for making the NFIP more efficient and to serve the needs of Americans better. The NFIP will be undergoing reform by Congress in 2010 and ideas collected during the session will be used to inform Congress about ideas from NFIP stakeholders. FEMA/John Shea
Photographer Name: John Shea
City/State: Washington, DC
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