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Houston City Council extends 2016 flood-mitigation grant program as hundreds of homes wait to be elevated – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

Houston City Council extends 2016 flood-mitigation grant program as hundreds of homes wait to be elevated – Houston Public Media

Since Hurricane Harvey in 2017, more than 200 flood-prone Houston homes have been earmarked for federal grant funding so they can be elevated off the ground level. None of them have been raised to this point.

From risk to resiliency: State waters summit highlights red tape, funding deficiencies - Vimarsana News

From risk to resiliency: State waters summit highlights red tape, funding deficiencies

An annual waters summit hosted by a pair of North Carolina congressmen brought together local, state and federal administrators, experts and elected o...

North Carolina Is Spending Millions on a Flood Blueprint - Vimarsana News

North Carolina Is Spending Millions on a Flood Blueprint

The state’s Flood Resiliency Blueprint will be an online tool that compiles research and data about flooding in North Carolina in one place. This can be used to inform future plans.

What's a flood blueprint and why is NC spending millions on one? What you need to know. - Vimarsana News

What's a flood blueprint and why is NC spending millions on one? What you need to know.

NC DEQ Secretary Elizabeth Biser said Tuesday the tool is the start of “the largest statewide flood mitigation effort in the country.”

Source: yahoo.com
Harrisburg Happenings: 10 bills, $128.3 Million in Grants, PENNIE Deadline - Vimarsana News

Harrisburg Happenings: 10 bills, $128.3 Million in Grants, PENNIE Deadline

Keep record of how state officials put your tax money to use.