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Buffalo County tables zoning and subdivision rules, approves planning appointments and FEMA grant application At its Nov. 12 meeting, the Buffalo County Board of Commissioners opened a public hearing on proposed zoning and subdivision regulations, tabled the item for further review until Dec. 10, accepted an annual special-use permit report, authorized a FEMA Flood Mitigation Assistance grant application, and filled a Planning and Zoning Commission vacancy.

Buffalo County's board just tabled crucial zoning updates for a deeper dive into regulations that could shape the future of land use—what's at stake?

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DNR-backed wetland impoundment approved; Murray/Lyon joint authority partially abandons and reroutes parts of Judicial Ditch 27 The Murray–Lyon Joint Drainage Authority adopted a Findings and Order granting the Minnesota DNR's petition to impound and reroute portions of Judicial Ditch 27 to create two wetlands (one about 3 acres, a second about 0.65 acres), concluding the changes will not impair drainage and will provide wildlife habitat and flood mitigation.

Murray and Lyon counties just approved a groundbreaking project that will transform Judicial Ditch 27, creating vital wetlands for wildlife while enhancing water quality and flood storage!

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SBA to open disaster loan outreach center in Corte Madera after January floods A Small Business Administration representative told the council that Marin County was added to a federal disaster declaration from the January floods; residents, businesses and nonprofits are eligible for low‑interest disaster loans and a local SBA outreach center will operate March 9–13 in Corte Madera.

Marin County residents and businesses affected by January's floods can now access low-interest disaster loans and vital support at a new SBA outreach center in Corte Madera!

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Council defers contested Choctaw-area rezoning after neighbors raise flooding and access concerns The council deferred a proposed PUD rezoning that would have connected a new 17‑lot subdivision to an existing neighborhood street after multiple residents warned of downstream flooding, one‑way access and emergency‑egress risks; the deferral was unanimous and set for April 7 for further review.

Oklahoma City Council hits pause on a controversial rezoning plan after residents voice urgent concerns about flooding and emergency access.

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Austin Environmental Commission endorses Austin Watershed Protection's $127.9M operating budget and CIP recommendations The Environmental Commission voted unanimously March 4 to support Austin Watershed Protection's FY26 operating budget and CIP recommendations, highlighting the drainage utility as the primary revenue source and asking for continued emphasis on stormwater projects and public outreach.

Austin's Environmental Commission has given a green light to a monumental $127.9M budget aimed at enhancing flood protection and water quality—could this be a game changer for the community?

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DNR tells lawmakers deferred‑maintenance crisis needs $30 million in NRAP and targeted investments for public safety and accessibility The Department of Natural Resources outlined a sweeping 2026 capital proposal — $30 million for Natural Resources Asset Preservation (NRAP), $3 million for betterment, and additional funding for wildfire response, flood mitigation, land acquisition and trails — and described a growing backlog of degraded assets.

The Department of Natural Resources is facing a staggering $30 million funding gap to tackle a growing backlog of maintenance across Minnesota’s parks and infrastructure.

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Hey Ford Conservative government, time to show some love to Rockcliffe! Funding for flood mitigation would be a huge win for the community. When can we expect action? @fordnation #YSW #ONpoli #TOpoli #RockcliffeFloodRelief #FloodMitigation

Planning Commission recommends rezoning for proposed YMCA site amid floodplain scrutiny On a 4-1 vote, the Planning Commission recommended City Council rezone 799 W. 12th Ave from RSS/AG to Commercial General to allow a YMCA and future recreation uses; staff and the applicant described compensatory storage, a borrow pit and finished-floor elevations to mitigate impacts in the 100-year floodplain, while some commissioners expressed concern about using CG instead of a civic designation.

The Stillwater Planning Commission is paving the way for a new YMCA, but concerns about flood control are stirring up debate in the community.

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NRCS buyout for View Drive likely to require large non‑federal share; most residents said no in informal poll NRCS tentatively identified View Drive for its Emergency Watershed Program buyout with a preliminary project cost of $25 million; the program would cover about 75% of costs and requires a 25% non‑federal cost share or equivalent. An informal CBJ poll of 14 of 18 properties found most respondents unwilling to participate if they must pay 25%.

A proposed $25 million buyout for View Drive faces hurdles as most residents are unwilling to shoulder a 25% cost share—will the community find a way forward?

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Office of Resilience requests infrastructure and staffing funds after hurricane response efforts The Office of Resilience described disaster-recovery and mitigation work, including buyouts, home repairs and a large Hurricane Helene grant, and asked lawmakers for recurring and one-time funds for infrastructure projects, monitoring devices, and records systems.

The Office of Resilience is calling on lawmakers for crucial funding to enhance disaster recovery efforts and improve local infrastructure after recent hurricanes and flooding.

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Roanoke hears FEMA‑reviewed regional hazard mitigation plan; adoption set for March 2 Amanda McGee of the regional commission briefed council on an FEMA‑reviewed, five‑year regional Hazard Mitigation Plan that prioritizes flood mitigation and includes new adopting jurisdictions; council questions focused on wildfire scoring, air quality and whether the plan models combined events. (Adoption scheduled March 2.)

Roanoke's five-year Hazard Mitigation Plan, recently approved by FEMA, is set for council adoption on March 2—could it change the future of flood safety in our region?

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Hurricane City approves NRCS watershed agreement for Gold Wash project with up to $5 million local commitment The council approved a supplemental watershed agreement with the U.S. Natural Resources Conservation Service for the Gold Wash flood-mitigation project. Staff said NRCS is pledging $60M+ while the city would initially commit about $5M (easements and related costs); construction won’t start until required land agreements are in place.

Hurricane City just approved a major flood-mitigation project that could see a $60 million boost from federal resources, but what are the risks involved?

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State submits FEMA request after historic December flooding; preliminary infrastructure damage pegged at $182.3 million Speaker 1 said the state submitted a request to FEMA seeking a major disaster declaration for December flooding, with a preliminary damage assessment of $182,300,000 and eligibility for up to 75% federal reimbursement for qualifying public-assistance repairs.

Washington is taking action after December's historic flooding, with a request to FEMA for a major disaster declaration and a staggering $182.3 million in damage assessed.

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$1 million federal award to fund Madison stormwater mitigation, officials say A congresswoman announced $1,000,000 in community project funding for a Madison City stormwater mitigation project. City officials and emergency responders described past flood damage and said the money will support early warning systems, detention basins and creek work as part of a larger multi-phase effort.

Madison is set to receive a $1 million federal boost to tackle stormwater issues and protect against devastating flash floods!

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Lawmakers hear how December 2025 atmospheric rivers battered Washington farms and pushed request for disaster declaration State emergency managers, county officials and agriculture agencies told the House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee on Feb. 12 that December 2025 atmospheric rivers caused record flooding across river basins, damaged infrastructure and crops, and created gaps in federal programs for small and specialty farms; they urged state contingency funding and an improved ag damage‑assessment tool.

Historic atmospheric rivers devastated Washington's agricultural communities, leaving thousands affected and prompting urgent calls for federal disaster aid.

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CIP update: Percy Julian construction progresses, district shows retention‑pond flood mitigation and parking plans Volker and district staff reported Percy Julian construction is about 21% complete with slabs, steel erection and retention‑pond features; staff said geotechnical work, raised pads and dual retention ponds will manage site runoff and the project remains within the current budget.

Exciting progress at Percy Julian construction shows 21% completion, with innovative flood mitigation features ensuring a solid foundation for the future!

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Everman staff outline grant‑funded pump‑house upgrades and $3M Fort Worth water connection; Fort Worth data‑center zoning under review City staff told the Everman City Council they are pursuing federal grants to update pump houses and storage tanks and are exploring a $3 million permanent water connection to Fort Worth; staff also briefed council on the nearby Fort Worth rezoning for the Black Mountain data center and flood‑mitigation concerns.

Everman is on the brink of transformative water-system upgrades, eyeing a $2 million federal grant and a $3 million connection to Fort Worth for enhanced resilience.

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Commission pledges $500,000 to settle Moody Park lawsuit, acquire property for flood mitigation The commission approved Resolution 2026-1R to pledge $500,000 toward settlement and acquisition of Moody Park—a long-blighted trailer park—so the city can pursue flood-mitigation work and future redevelopment of the Walnut Street corridor.

Madison is turning the tide on a long-blighted trailer park by pledging $500,000 to settle a lawsuit and pave the way for vital flood-mitigation efforts.

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Planning commission grants concept approval for Pioneer Ridge Estates after heated public debate on flooding and infrastructure The St. Tammany Parish Planning Commission approved concept plans for Pioneer Ridge Estates despite sustained opposition from residents who raised flood, drainage, wastewater and traffic concerns; the petitioner said detailed engineering and FEMA review will follow.

The St. Tammany Parish Planning Commission has approved the controversial Pioneer Ridge Estates plan, igniting fierce community concerns over flooding, infrastructure, and environmental impact.

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Nantucket advisory committee hears detailed Easy Street flood-mitigation update; design options, costs and outreach planned Leah Hill told the Coastal Advisory Committee the Easy Street project now has three concept designs, AACE Class 4 cost ranges (example bulkhead ~ $47M), and work scoped through design and permitting; staff will complete additional modeling, FEMA benefit‑cost analysis and stakeholder outreach before recommending a preferred alternative.

Leah Hill unveiled crucial details about the Easy Street flood-mitigation project, revealing three innovative designs that could shape the future of Nantucket's coastal resilience.

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Bonner County OKs design contract with Keller & Associates for Coqualalo Loop bridge after procedural delay After procedural discussion about signature authority, the board approved a professional services agreement with Keller & Associates for design and permitting of the Coqualalo Loop bridge; the project already has $1.2 million set aside, and the design contract budget is $277,960 (time & materials cap).

Bonner County is taking a major step forward in bridge safety with a $1.2 million project to revamp the aging Coqualalo Loop Bridge, but procedural hurdles nearly halted progress!

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Floods Minister visits Somerset communities impacted by recent weather - Water Magazine Floods Minister Emma Hardy visited Langport in Somerset on 10 February 2026 to see the impact of flooding on the local community.

Floods Minister Emma Hardy visited Langport in Somerset yesterday to see the impact of flooding on the local community, following one of the wettest starts to the year on record...

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Bill would let local governments use park sales-tax revenue for buyouts, greenways to reduce flood losses House Bill 17-36 would allow cities and counties to use a portion of existing sales-tax park allocations to purchase repetitive-loss properties, demolish structures and convert the land into connected 'blueways' and 'greenways' for stormwater management; sponsors and counties described long-standing flood losses and voluntary buyouts, while committee members pressed on eligibility, prevention of future development and funding scope.

A new bill could transform flood-prone properties into greenways, turning disaster zones into recreational havens while saving millions in disaster costs!

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Washoe County details South Truckee Meadows floodplain remapping as residents press maintenance and insurance concerns County engineers presented updated FEMA mapping and a multi-year remapping project for Steamboat Creek tributaries; staff said preliminary work reduces the number of regulated structures, while residents urged more maintenance and clearer outreach on insurance impacts.

Washoe County engineers unveil a groundbreaking FEMA floodplain remapping that promises to lower risks for homeowners, but residents voice urgent concerns over maintenance and insurance complications.

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Cranston planners hear neighbor outcry over Lake Street subdivision; variance vote ties, application continued Neighbors told the City Plan Commission that repeated flooding, narrow streets and parking shortages make 33–35 Lake Street unsuitable for adding another house. Staff recommended approval with conditions; the commission deadlocked 3–3 on the zoning variance and voted to continue the application to March 3 while requesting additional stormwater and engineering materials.

Neighbors are raising alarms about chronic flooding and parking shortages, challenging a proposed subdivision on Lake Street that could worsen their already tough living conditions.

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Senate Rules Committee advances a packed docket of studies and bills, sending many to Finance The Senate Rules Committee in Richmond heard testimony on a wide docket including school-construction policy, brewery tax guidance, flood mitigation for the Appomattox River, and alternatives to winter road salt; most measures were reported or referred to the Senate Finance Committee for further study.

The Virginia Senate Rules Committee just moved forward a series of impactful bills addressing education, environmental concerns, and local flooding—changes that could reshape communities.

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