Southern Farm Bureau Flood Insurance

10/06/2026

10/02/2026

Flooding can occur at any time, but different areas of the country are at greater risk during different times of the year.

Learn more about the seasonal flooding risks in your area by visiting https://sfb.getflood.com and get a flood quote.

09/11/2026

Before a flood, it’s crucial to know the details of your policy. The offers two types of coverage: building coverage and contents coverage. Understand your policy to avoid surprises.
To learn more about your flood risk and get a flood quote visit https://sfb.getflood.com

08/25/2026

Flood insurance policies cover up to $1,000 for sandbags, pumps, lumber and labor to protect your property? You can also receive an additional $1,000 to move insured contents away from flooding.
To learn more about your flood risk and get a flood quote visit https://sfb.getflood.com

07/13/2026

Don’t wait for the rain—protect your property with !

It typically takes 30 days for a new flood insurance policy to go into effect. Contact your agent today to ensure you're covered for the next storm.

To learn more about your flood risk and get a flood quote visit https://sfb.getflood.com

06/18/2026

The SFB Flood Department is dedicated to helping our agents and policyholders in the event they have a flood claim. Listed below are a few tips and reminders that we think will be helpful.
• What To Do After a Flood -
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• Summary of Coverage -
https://agents.floodsmart.gov/nfip-summary-of-coverage
• NFIP Claims Handbook-https://agents.floodsmart.gov/sites/default/files/media/document/2025-07/fema-nfip-claims-handbook-08-2024.pdf
If you have a Farm Bureau Flood Insurance Policy in GA, NC, SC, VA, LA, FL, MS, AR, or KY you can report your claim online at https://sfb.managemyfloodpolicy.com or by calling 1-800-647-8052.

06/01/2026

Don’t wait until a hurricane is in the forecast to think about flood insurance. Check your insurance coverage and understand your flood risk. Hurricane season is also a good reminder that homeowners' insurance does not cover flood damage.

Reach out to your insurance agent today or to learn more about your flood risk and get a flood quote visit https://sfb.getflood.com

03/30/2026

Dams have protected communities like yours for years, but sometimes they are no match for Mother Nature. Make sure you’re prepared for the unexpected with flood insurance. Reach out to your insurance agent today or to learn more about your flood risk and get a flood quote visit https://sfb.getflood.com

02/18/2026

Flooding swept across the United States in 2025 at an unprecedented pace, highlighting rising inland and flash flooding and the importance of adequate flood insurance.

Triple-I's latest Issues Brief, Flood Insurance: State of the Risk, examines the devastation across Texas, California, North Carolina, and New York, where some of the hardest-hit communities had flood insurance take-up rates below 1%.

More than half of flood insurance policyholders are covered through National Flood Insurance Program FEMA, though private insurers are expanding rapidly. Mitigation and stronger floodplain management also continue to demonstrate significant long-term economic benefits.

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02/04/2026

📢 National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Extended to September 30, 2026

Last night, the President signed a bill to extend federal government funding to September 30, 2026, which includes extension of NFIP authority to the same date. This resolution includes retroactive reauthorization to January 30th, the day the program lapsed due the delayed passage in Congress over the weekend.

There may be some confusion about NFIP extension vs. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding through February 13th. Although the NFIP is currently managed by FEMA that is part of DHS, the approved short-term DHS funding is separate and distinct from the NFIP extension.

In H.R. 7148, the bill that was passed and signed last night, the NFIP extension provisions can be found in Division I, section 5004. "Extension of National Flood Insurance Program": items (a) Financing and (b) Program Expiration replace the prior date with September 30, 2026 and item (c) addresses the retroactivity of the extension back to January 30, 2026.

The full text of H.R. 7148, Consolidated Appropriations Act 2026, can be found here: https://lnkd.in/efpcTuU5

📢 National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Extended to September 30, 2026 Last night, the President signed a bill to extend federal government funding to September 30, 2026, which includes extension of NFIP authority to the same date. This resolution includes retroactive reauthorization to January...