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A dam is an earthen embankment and/or solid concrete structure that is built across a river, stream, or other waterway to temporarily hold back and store water that would otherwise flow downstream. More detail related to this specific dam will be added at a future time.", "riskCharSummary":"Dams do not eliminate all risk of flooding. USACE works to address all types of flood risk associated with the dam. Dams have limited capacity to store water. Water may be released through the dam to manage water levels up or downstream or to relieve pressure on the dam to maintain its structural integrity. Severe weather events that bring inconsistent or larger amounts of water into the system can also lead to dam releases or in some cases overwhelm and lead to issues occurring at a dam. \n\nAlthough Hop Brook Dam reduces the risk of flooding to downstream communities, the dam does not eliminate the risk of flooding. Hop Brook Dam is designed to manage peak flooding levels downstream without risking the structural integrity of the dam. The most likely scenario that could result in downstream flooding is high volume releases from Hop Brook Dam through the ungated spillway during high water events. This type of water release occurs when the reservoir's flood storage capacity is exceeded and excess water flows through the spillway. Water moving through the spillway during the largest expected flood in the watershed would put thousands of people at risk and flood waters could be as deep as a four-story building. While weather can be unpredictable, this type of event can often be predicted 1-2 days before flood waters would impact downstream communities. USACE will engage state emergency managers when such an event is forecasted and support actions to get people to safety.\n\nUSACE completed a risk assessment in 2024 and classified the risks associated with the Hop Brook Dam as very low. This classification reflects the relatively low potential for life loss if there was a breach of Hop Brook Dam. The risk is driven by the possibility of erosion in the embankment and by overtopping of either the dam or the dike. In the case of an extremely rare and large rain event, water could potentially flow over the top of the dam, which could cause erosion of the earthen embankment, and breach of the dam. Or internal erosion of the embankment could create a flow path through the dam, which would eventually allow the crest to collapse. In these scenarios, Naugatuck and Ansonia, CT, along with smaller communities along the river, would be the most impacted. Downstream flooding in Naugatuck would occur less than an hour after of breach and the rapidly moving water could be as deep as 17 feet, destroying buildings and critical infrastructure. In addition, some evacuation routes would be under water, increasing evacuation distances.", "riskManagementMeasures":"USACE manages dam-related flood risks by continually monitoring the condition and health of the dam, prioritizing activities that will most impact the risks, and engaging upstream and downstream emergency managers and members of the public to raise awareness of the dam and support actions to prepare and be ready to respond in the case of a dam-related emergency. USACE works closely with local emergency managers to share what is known about the dam and support the development of local emergency and evacuation plans. USACE regularly updates the emergency action plan for the dam. Regular maintenance and repairs are performed as needed to keep the dam functioning properly. \n\nHop Brook Dam is operated in conjunction with Hancock Dam and the Stamford Hurricane Barrier, and is staffed full time. During high pools, Hop Brook Dam is inspected on a daily basis. 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