Politics & Government
Stamford To Present Final Coastal Flood Resilience Plan Design
The plan is intended to establish an updated understanding of current and future coastal flood risk.
STAMFORD, CT — Stamford officials will host a virtual presentation on the final concept design for the city's Coastal Flood Resilience Plan on Tuesday, July 28, at 6 p.m.
The plan is intended to establish an updated understanding of current and future coastal flood risk along Stamford's waterfront and coastal neighborhoods. The plan also will develop a resilience roadmap that includes site-specific recommendations.
According to project information, the plan prioritizes nature-based and hybrid solutions, along with other strategies designed to reduce coastal flood risk while providing benefits to local ecology and quality of life.
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Residents will have two opportunities to learn more about the initiative. In addition to the July 28 virtual presentation, project information is available on the Coastal Flood Resilience Plan website.
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