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Flood Control and Water Conservation Agency

Supervisor David Rogers overlooking a high flowing waterway from a bridge.

The Madera County Flood Control and Water Conservation Agency (MCFCWCA) was founded by the State Legislature in 1969 to construct, operate, and plan flood control, water supply, drainage, and groundwater recharge projects. The MCFCWCA is a special district, with the Madera County Board of Supervisors serving as the Board of Directors of the MCFCWCA. The Madera County Department of Water and Natural Resources staffs the MCFCWCA. The Madera County Floodplain Management Regulations can be found in Chapter 14.60 of the Madera County Code of Ordinances.


FEMA Information

Assistance for Flood Elevation Certificates 

Madera County often receives inquiries from residents seeking help in submitting an application to FEMA to remove a structure and/or portions of their property from Special Flood Hazard Area delineated on Flood Insurance Rate Maps.  Wood Rodgers has met the criteria set by Madera County Flood Control and Water Conservation Agency to provide this service.

Wood Rogers Assistance Information

Truck on top of earthen levee.

Information for Homeowners and Renters

View or download your Flood Hazard map from FEMA’s Map Service Center


Flood Resources