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

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Flooding LEARN ABOUT Planning for a Changing Climate CLIMATE CHANGE Resilience is a community effort and requires Solutions that everyone helps to make Newport News more prepared for impacts from changing conditions. By better understanding your flood risk, you can make more informed decisions about protecting yourself, your property, and your community. What measures can be taken to prepare for future flooding? The City of Newport News is currently developing a Climate Change and Resilience Master Plan that will assess future flood risk throughout the whole City. A variety of strategies to reduce flood risk are being considered as part of this effort, including but not limited to the following: STRUCTURAL SOLUTIONS NATURE-BASED SOLUTIONS ▶ Stormwater System ▶ Greenways & Parks Retrofits ▶ Wetlands ▶ Seawalls ▶ Restoration & ▶ Stormwater Conservation Management Facilities POLICY SOLUTIONS EDUCATION, OUTREACH, & ENGAGEMENT ▶ Enhanced Building Standards ▶ Information at Community ▶ Land Use Strategies Events ▶ Higher Site Plan Design ▶ Flood Education Campaigns Standards ▶ Annual letters to property owners in flood-prone areas ER  FLOOD FOR MORE INFORMATION : W AT P M LA STOR IN  https://www.nnva.gov/2837/ CLIMA Y  NC TE LE NE W PORT NEWS I CH Stormwater-Master-Planning-Effort ANG ES E&R
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