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Newport News Program for Public Information — 2024–2025 Annual Progress Report

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Program for Public Information Annual Progress Report News Flood Resilience Workshops and Assistance provide printed information Program for attendees to bring home and share. • Include messaging in Repetitive Loss Letters that will be sent out this summer. Include messaging in the Newport News Now Monthly Newsletter. 3.3. OUTREACH PROJECTS 3.3.1 Outreach Projects: Informational Recognizing a need for greater awareness of flood risk and preparedness actions, the City developed and deployed messaging across a variety of public channels including: • Fact sheets and brochures distributed at events as well as across well- attended community locations, including City Hall, City Center, all City libraries, several City community centers, and the Downing-Gross Cultural Arts Center; • Updating the Newport News website (https://www.nnva.gov/3011/Stormwater- Engineering) to include new Floodplain Management and Flood Resilience webpages; as well as • Social media posts that leveraged content from the City’s flood hazard outreach social media plan. Fact sheets with custom messaging for the City were developed for the following topics and are presented in Appendix E: Public Activity Materials: • Do You Know Your Flood Risk? • Building Responsibly in a Special Flood Hazard Area • Nature-Based Solutions • Planning for a Changing Climate • Designing Now for the Future Effects of Changing Climate Conditions 2024/2025 PPI ACCOMPLISHMENTS 12
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