The federal government may use structural techniques such as building flood walls, levees, and dams to control the flow of water during a flood event. They may also implement non-structural techniques such as land use planning to restrict development in flood-prone areas, improving drainage systems, and increasing green infrastructure such as wetlands and green roofs. Additionally, the government may provide funding for community education and awareness programs to help residents prepare for and respond to flooding events. Finally, they may establish flood insurance programs to help cover the costs of damages incurred during floods.
