The district, which consists of multiple communities, including Wilton, Elk Grove, and Isleton, is no stranger to dangerous flooding. In the winter of 2022-2023, several consecutive powerful storms led to a levee breach, which caused significant flooding along the Cosumnes River, killing three people.
"RDA is going to be as ready as possible," said Leland Schneider, a member of the Board of Directors for the reclamation district. "We've all joined forces to be ready for this when it does come."
"This is a good time to start looking at that," said Harold Newbill, an insurance agent at McClatchy Insurance Agency. Newbill said that the agency has seen an uptick in activity in flood insurance quotes on their website.
Homeowners who are concerned about if their home is at risk of flooding can visit the Floodsmart website to check its status.
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