New flood maps and their impact on flood insurance rates for Long Island homeowners will be the topic of a public meeting Thursday night in Valley Stream.

Officials with the Federal Emergency Management Agency will be at the meeting, the second flood-map meeting since late August.

The meeting will be held at Valley Stream High School, 135 Fletcher Ave., at 7:30 p.m.

FEMA's newly proposed flood maps have drawn the ire of some residents who say their neighborhoods never flood and new maps, which place their homes in designated flood-prone areas, will require the purchase of flood insurance.

A previous meeting held Aug. 31 draw more than 800 people.

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