Our approach with master planning is to identify sustainable solutions to mitigate flooding problems that are efficient, cost effective, and can be implemented. To do so, we account for the need to manage the flood risk for both existing and future development, respond to opportunities that enhance the usefulness of the Master Plans, update the Master Plan by utilizing the best resources and information available.  Click the links below to explore District Documents and Files and Models from the Master Plan.

The District oversees the construction of flood control facilities identified in the Master Plan(s) through the capital improvement program (CIP). Our staff also manages the Local Drainage Program to aid the community; monitors and responds to state/federal legislation that may impact the implementation of the Master Plans; and evaluates multi-use proposals for projects. The District also annually updates the Ten Year Construction Program by July 1 to integrate the financial and engineering planning processes.

The Land Development Review Status link allows you to check the current status of land development projects submitted to the Regional Flood Control District (District) for review.   The Drainage Study Submittal link allows you to submit and upload your land development project to the District for review.

FloodView Advanced displays planned and current flood facilities, the location of weather stations throughout Clark County, and floodzone information. FloodZone can show you quickly whether or not your property is located in a 100-year flood zone. Click one of the links below to explore FloodView Advanced or FloodZone.