The Levee Rehabilitation Eligibility Report

5,022 of 7,626 levee systems on the federal register are recorded as not enrolled in the USACE Rehabilitation and Inspection Program, which makes them ineligible for PL 84-99 repair assistance after a flood. This is all of them, in a spreadsheet, with the body responsible for each.

Systems listed

5,022

outside the programme

What is in it

4 files, 22 fields

File	Rows	Contents
not-enrolled-systems.csv	5,022	Every current system recorded as not enrolled in the USACE Rehabilitation and Inspection Program, ordered by recorded population.
all-current-systems.csv	7,626	Every current system on the register with the same 22 fields, so the not-enrolled cut can be checked against the whole.
sponsors.csv	1,840	Every named sponsor with what they are responsible for, how much of it sits outside the programme and how much is unrated.
by-state.csv	47	State summary of the not-enrolled population and property exposure.

Fields per system: ID, name, location, states, counties, sponsor, programme status, FEMA accreditation, screening rating, inspection rating and date, population, structures, consequence estimate, levee and floodwall miles, leveed area, waterway, USACE district and division, FEMA region and congressional district. An absent value is left empty rather than filled with a zero.

Sample rows

System	Sponsor	Location	People	Structures
Upper Las Vegas Wash Interception Berm	City of Las Vegas Public Works	Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada	335,342	102,308
Lower Rio Grande Levee System	International Boundary and Water Commission	Bluetown, Cameron County, Texas	288,260	90,122
East Jefferson System	East Jefferson Levee District	Metairie, Jefferson Parish, Louisiana	176,592	36,620
Range Wash Fan	City of North Las Vegas Public Works	North Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada	174,163	47,860
El Paso-Rio Grande System	International Boundary and Water Commission	San Elizario, El Paso County, Texas	159,434	54,165
Lower Rio Grande Left Floodway System	International Boundary and Water Commission	Santa Rosa, Cameron County, Texas	143,030	53,648

Sponsors carrying the most exposure outside the programme: International Boundary and Water Commission, Unknown Levee Owner, Santa Clara Valley Water District (SCVWD), City of Las Vegas Public Works, Orange County Flood Control District.

Who buys it

Engineering and geotechnical firms

A system outside the programme with no published inspection rating is a scoping conversation. The file tells you which ones, where, and who to write to.

Grant and programme consultants

Enrolment work, System-Wide Improvement Frameworks and eligibility reviews all start from the same question this file answers.

Levee districts and municipalities

Your own systems are on the free pages. The file is worth buying when you need the comparison set: how neighbouring districts sit, and how your exposure ranks.

Researchers and press

The compilation is the work. Every figure traces back to a named system on the public register.

What this is not

It is not a condition assessment, a risk ranking or a prediction. It reports programme status exactly as the federal register records it, and programme status describes eligibility rather than the state of any embankment. Every source figure is public and free at its origin; what is sold here is the compilation and the sponsor roll-up.

Buy it

$499one payment, 2026-09-10 edition

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One payment, no subscription. The download link arrives by email and does not expire. Compiled from the USACE National Levee Database, refreshed 2026-09-10. If a figure looks wrong, reply to the receipt and we will check it against the source record.