Lexington County wants the public’s input in the planning process of the update to the 2017 Floodplain Management Plan. A virtual public kickoff meeting is scheduled for February 17th at 5pm. Visit https://forms.office.com/r/KKPfaA21Uz to RSVP for the meeting and receive a link to attend. Have you experienced flooding in the past? Are there areas in your neighborhood prone to stormwater flooding? Do you have suggestions for how to reduce flood risk? Join the meeting to share your input! Public feedback will help the planning committee to identify flood risks, understand local vulnerabilities, and select appropriate and achievable mitigation strategies to protect the County and its residents from flood impacts. 

The planning committee hopes that residents and stakeholders will provide additional input and information about local flood risk and support the planning process. Individuals who cannot  attend the public meeting but would like to provide input to the planning committee can complete the public survey, available at https://forms.office.com/r/9H1fyc1veu.

Comments, data, and other input for the planning committee to consider can also be sent to the County’s planning consultant, David Stroud with Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions, at david.stroud@woodplc.com.