Oak Harbor planners add climate resiliency element to comp plan update; sea-level rise and water supply flagged City staff outlined the 2025 comprehensive plan major update, including a new climate resiliency element funded by a $150,000 grant and required by state law (HB 1181). The assessment identified sea level rise, extreme precipitation/flooding and water-resource vulnerability; community input also flagged wildfire/smoke and extreme heat.

Oak Harbor is gearing up for a major 2025 comprehensive plan update, introducing a crucial climate resiliency element that addresses sea-level rise, extreme flooding, and more!

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