State directory · MD
Maryland has 5 verified public Elevation Certificate portals in the current index (verified 2026-11-06, America/Detroit). Open an official portal below—or use a request-path contact when no public search is indexed.
Know the limits
This page lists verified public Elevation Certificate (EC) portals we have indexed for Maryland. It is not a national address→EC database. We do not invent whether a certificate is on file for a property, and we do not invent FEMA CRS classes or discount percentages. For CRS participation, use FEMA’s official eligible-communities materials.
National index snapshot: 120 portals across 17 states. This page covers Maryland only.
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Indexed sources
Primary action for each entry is the official portal. Community pages below link to dedicated Elevation Certificate landing pages for each indexed source.
Open Carroll County's Elevation Certificates page and look for your street address in the list of properties with certificates available (about 20 addresses). Call Patrick Varga, CFM, at 410-386-2844 for a copy or questions. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/maryland/carroll-county/
Open Howard County's Digital Flood Insurance Rate Map (DFIRM) viewer, search your address, and turn on/inspect the Elevation Certificates layer; certificate locations link to documents. Or contact the Bureau of Environmental Services at 410-313-6444 or DoIFlood@HowardCountyMD.gov. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/maryland/howard-county/
Open the Town of Ocean City Flood Hazard Information page and use the 'Elevation Certificates' link (current folder) or 'Pre 2015 EC Archive' (Laserfiche) to find your property's certificate. The Town also publishes an Elevation Certificates web map (permits from 2016). Questions: Planning & Community Development, 410-289-8855. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/maryland/ocean-city/
Open the Prince George's County Elevation Certificates page. The County lists about 763 certificates for Brentwood and College Park addresses only; find your address in the numbered list. Certificates issued before September 16, 2016 should be re-evaluated against the current FIRM. Questions: Shellon Holloway, Flood Management and Environmental Resilience Division, Saholloway@co.pg.md.us. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/maryland/prince-georges-county/
Open Queen Anne's County Elevation Certificate Listings (county Resource Directory). Entries are alphabetical by street name, then house number; building permit numbers appear on the right. Click an entry's link to open the certificate PDF where provided. Questions: John Kling, 410-758-0925 ext. 4168. An unlisted address does not establish that no certificate exists; ask the local floodplain office.
Community page: /elevation-certificates/maryland/queen-annes-county/
When no public portal matches
No supplemental request-path contacts are logged for this state in the current index. If your city or county is missing above, use the lookup to generate a floodplain administrator request template, or contact your local building / floodplain office directly.
CRS · Community Rating System
This directory does not publish FEMA CRS classes or discount percentages for Maryland communities. Check participation and class on FEMA’s official CRS materials, then confirm with your insurer.
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