Venice, Fla., Issues Public Comment on FEMA Notice
Targeted News Service
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 -- Venice, Florida, has issued a public comment on the Federal Emergency Management Agency notice entitled "Request for Information: National Flood Insurance Program's Community Rating System". The comment was posted on Sept. 15, 2021:
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We have had an issue with communities under the jurisdiction of Venice that are not receiving the CRS discount because the area is given a different city by the post office.
We have many areas throughout our county that are given different names by the post office, but fall under a different jurisdiction name.
It seems to be a larger problem the more I promote the discount aspect.
Can someone please contact me so if I need to explain more.
It seems there is a disconnect between the NFIP and the carriers.
The insurance agents are adding the correct community number, but the city is what is causing the issue.
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