The legislation also directs FEMA to publish aggregate flood insurance data by state, county, and ZIP code annually, bringing long-overdue transparency to a program that affects millions of Americans.
Require FEMA to publish aggregate NFIP flood insurance data by state, county, and ZIP code every year.
Occurrences
Evidence
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GovInfo shows Rep. Cleo Fields introduced H.R. 9511 on June 29, 2026, and it was referred to the House Committee on Financial Services. The bill would require FEMA, within one year of enactment and annually thereafter, to publish online premium-rate distributions for each state, county, and ZIP Code.
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Fields' office announced that he introduced H.R. 9511 with Reps. Carter, Ezell, and Bresnahan, and described the measure as directing FEMA to publish aggregate flood insurance data by state, county, and ZIP code annually.
Assessments
Fields introduced H.R. 9511 during his current House term, and the bill directly matches the promise by requiring FEMA to publish aggregate NFIP premium data by state, county, and ZIP code annually. However, the bill has only been introduced and referred to the House Financial Services Committee; it has not passed Congress, become law, or produced a FEMA publication requirement. Because the federal term is ongoing and the measure remains pending rather than finally defeated, the promise is not yet delivered but remains unresolved with clear same-term effort.