September 15-18, 2026, The Riverside Hotel
Many thanks for a fantastic conference in Seaside! 2025 Conference page
Regional Job Opportunities
We've made it easy for anyone to list an open position - add your announcement to our JOB POSTINGS page.
NORFMA Annual Awards: Nominations open all year
Take a moment to celebrate a colleague or neighbor! The NORFMA Board Awards are back -- please enter your nominations for an individual or a local community (city, town, county, borough, tribe, etc.) demonstrating commitment and leadership in floodplain management. Submit nominees along with short descriptions to: AWARD Nominations
Must be a member in good standing and logged in to the website to submit a nomination. Awards are presented at the Annual Conference in September.
CRS Users Group
Visit the CRS Users Group pages for:
- Insurance and activity information
- Manual links
- EC Tips and other training support
- Calendar and Contact emails
New Member
Resources Guide
An overview of NORFMA at your fingertips. (2020 version, update coming soon!)
FEATURED TRAINING: NFIP 101
Check out FEMA's newest training on the National Flood Insurance Program. This free e-learning teaches floodplain management fundamentals and concepts and is hosted on ASFPM's website. CECs are available.
As future events and trainings become available, we will add them here. If you have an event you'd like posted, please email us.
Jun 16
NORFMA Training Committee: NFIP Basics
Join us to learn the NFIP basics you need to know as a floodplain administrator
STARRII Webinar series
Free webinars on NFIP and CRS topics are available regularly.
View UPCOMING Sessions
Our Mission: Promote sound floodplain management strategies throughout the Pacific Northwest by providing training, networking opportunities, and forums for discussions of issues in the field of floodplain management. NORFMA includes Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia.
Goals:
- Actively promote and support more diversity in the field of floodplain management, focusing on equity and accessibility
- Provide a networking forum to exchange ideas on floodplain management practices through our education programs, trainings, and conference
- Encourage multi-benefit floodplain management approaches that incorporate climate change resilience, ecological restoration, natural floodplain function, and flood hazard reduction
- Promote collaboration and coordination between agencies and organizations involved in floodplain management
- Increase opportunities to implement programs that reduce the risk of flood damages and increase the ecological function of floodplains
- Support floodplain managers in meeting the needs of our communities
Member Area Login
Are you a member of the Northwest Regional Floodplain Management Association? Login here for full access. Not a member yet? Click here to join.
