Flood Information - Cedar Rapids, Iowa
What are my local flood hazards? - Here you can find flood plain maps, links to check river levels and get tips and advice to prepare.
Flood of 2008 Facts & Statistics - Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Flood of 2008. On June 13, 2008, the Cedar River crested to its highest level in Cedar Rapids history, 31.12 feet. The previous record reached only 20 feet. The flood waters penetrated 10 square miles or 14 percent of the city.
Cedar River Flood Control System - Cedar Rapids, Iowa
The Flood Control System is designed to convey the same water volume as the flood of 2008, reducing flood risk through the heart of Cedar Rapids on both the west and east sides of the river.
Flood of 2008 - Cedar Rapids, Iowa
This monumental flood impacted 7,198 parcels, including 5,390 houses, dislocated more than 18,000 residents and damaged 310 City facilities. Map of Flooded Area Explore this interactive map of the flood-impacted neighborhoods of Cedar Rapids, called the 2008 Flood Viewer.
Flood of 2008 - Cedar Rapids, Iowa
On June 17, 2008 (four days after the flood waters crested), the Cedar Rapids City Council adopted the following six goals to rebuild and reinvest in the community: Improve flood protection to better protect homes and businesses. Rebuild high-quality and affordable workforce neighborhoods. Restore full business vitality.
2008 Flood Information - Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Floodplain Information. On June 13, 2008, the Cedar River crested to its highest level in Cedar Rapids history, 31.12 feet. The previous record reached only 20 feet. The flood waters penetrated 10 square miles or 14 percent of the city.
Flood Recovery Plans - Cedar Rapids, Iowa
The Cedar Rapids City Council established a clear action plan for recovery after the Flood of 2008 - the Cedar Rapids Flood Recovery & Reinvestment Plan. This plan includes a vision and three-part focus for building a greater Cedar Rapids.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa | City of Five Seasons®
The Snow Buddies program pairs residents in need of assistance with volunteers who help clear sidewalks of snow and ice accumulation in the winter. 10/11/2024. City of Cedar Rapids Publishes Interactive Water Service Line Web Map.
September 2016 Flood Information - Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Cedar Rapids is still at major flood stage, and residents should stay out of the evacuation area for their safety. Crews from the City as well as private contractors and the Army Corps of Engineers worked throughout the night to monitor for any potential weaknesses, seepage, or breeches.
Flood Recovery Planning - Cedar Rapids, Iowa
The City of Cedar Rapids began the Neighborhood Planning Process in January 2009 immediately following a comprehensive planning process for a new flood management strategy. Both planning processes were a result of the record flooding that occurred in June 2008.