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Flood zones in Tampa

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Average annual premium and federal policy fee per policy unit

$1,462

As of 2026-08-31. A portfolio average, not a quote for a home.

Policies in force, including condo units
66,026
Cumulative recorded losses
18,429
Net dollars paid
$1,179,990,321

Cumulative losses in the HUDEX report through August 31, 2026. Loss counts include claims closed without payment. No annual series or first loss year is stated in this report.

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What these records tell you

Hillsborough County’s 66,026 policy units describe the published NFIP book of business. The average combines different buildings, limits and deductibles. Private flood insurance is outside this dataset.

Historic net payments measure reported insured losses; they do not measure all economic damage or a home’s probability of flooding. The separate OpenFEMA release below provides a year-of-loss breakdown.

Nearby county records

These counties are closest by Census internal point; this list does not assert shared borders.

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Largest recorded loss years

Published net claim payments from 1978 through 2026, grouped by year of loss. Dollar amounts are nominal. The 2026-09-08 OpenFEMA claims release is a separate population from the policy workbook above.

2024$1,076,586,7692023$20,991,2211985$12,773,6892015$12,728,1402004$12,313,170
All published years and net payments
Hillsborough County claims history
Year of lossNet payments
1978$37,109
1979$725,277
1980$2,316
1981$34,522
1982$1,285,042
1983$17,700
1984$4,131
1985$12,773,689
1986$5,325
1987$42,307
1988$1,747,993
1989$53,218
1990$0
1991$30,727
1992$26,912
1993$3,643,518
1994$132,911
1995$278,950
1996$11,399,142
1997$1,826,203
1998$523,955
1999$33,430
2000$404,104
2001$1,171,470
2002$750,604
2003$547,614
2004$12,313,170
2005$141,745
2006$795,684
2007$124,041
2008$112,307
2009$389,844
2010$40,915
2011$388,116
2012$1,613,192
2013$142,740
2014$802,653
2015$12,728,140
2016$605,110
2017$5,973,625
2018$219,591
2019$137,734
2020$7,167,635
2021$542,562
2022$429,410
2023$20,991,221
2024$1,076,586,769
2025$480,648
2026$42,010

18,556 published claim records in this county series. Records without payment are included in counts. Missing county records are retained in national controls and are not allocated to counties. OpenFEMA NFIP redacted claims V3.

Data and methodology

Complete official HUDEX report, summed across its community rows within each geocoded county FIPS. Policy Count includes condominium units under master policies. Average premium is Total Premium + Federal Policy Fee divided by Policy Count; this is an aggregate per policy unit, not a property quote. Loss counts include losses closed without payment. Total Net Dollars Paid is cumulative in this report, including the source's adjustments. The report does not specify the first loss year or split losses by year, so a starting year and annual breakdown are not inferred. Unassigned county records are retained in state totals separately. No record sampling.

Official NFIP policy and loss geography workbook

Read the full methodology and coverage limits