Regional Flood Control District

Two things most people don’t realize:

1️⃣ Regular homeowners and renters insurance doesn’t include flood coverage

2️⃣ Flood insurance has a 30-day waiting period to go into effect

With flash flood season just one month away, now is the time to protect your property – and your pocketbook – with flood insurance. 🏚️💰 Learn more at FloodSmart.gov.

Our educational outreach continues during summer break! If you’d like to invite a RFCD staff member to your day camp or event to deliver a presentation about flood science and safety, submit a request and we will be in touch: https://regionalflood.org/programs_and_services/public_information/education/presentation_request.php

If you don’t pick up after your pet… do your neighbors judge you?

Yes.

If you don’t pick up after your pet… do we judge you?

Also yes.

When you pick up after your pet, you help keep Lake Mead clean AND you won’t be judged.

Win-win. 🐾

Learn more at LVstormwater.com.

Congratulations to Clark County School District students, faculty and staff! You made it. The 2025-26 school year is in the books. 🎓

This year, our award-winning team shared critical flood safety and science information with more than 3,500 students across 44 schools in Clark County.

✅ Good news: Two flood control construction projects in Clark County wrapped up last month, and another one will finish this month. Just in time for summer break. 😎🏖️

Find out where they are – and how they will better protect our community from flood risk – in this month’s construction update: https://regionalflood.org/news_detail_T2_R22.php

Welcome back to Vegas, Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC)! 🦉

Stuck in traffic on your way to Las Vegas Motor Speedway? Check out the flood control system along I-15 ready to protect the community all day and all night, including Speedway Detention Basin and Vandenberg Detention Basin.

Drive safely!

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to 2017 storm drain and channel construction along Las Vegas Boulevard in the south valley. The area’s rapid growth has been better protected from flooding thanks to this project.

Happy National Weather Observers Day! 🌦️

Our Flood Threat Recognition System is a valuable tool for monitoring weather conditions, especially real-time rainfall totals. You can always view the live data at RegionalFlood.org.