Resilient NJ Northeastern New Jersey

We’re developing a regional resilience action plan to reduce current and future flooding in Jersey City, Newark, Hoboken, and Bayonne.

If you’re a community member in this region, we encourage you to join this meeting and get involved in the project to help us prioritize actions that you’d like to see to reduce flooding in your community.

The meeting will also be provided in Spanish and American Sign Language. Please email or call us (ResilientNENJ@dep.nj.govor201-398-4333) for additional accessibility support needs.

ACCESS
THE MEETING

4 – 5:30 PM

Dial-in: +1 646 558 8656
Meeting ID: 865 4628 8763

6:30 – 8 PM

Dial-in: +1 646 558 8656
Meeting ID: 850 1143 5180

MEETING DETAILS

In this meeting we’ll look at new maps that help us understand current and future flooding. We’ll share our process for developing solutions to reduce flooding and get your feedback to help shape the resilience action plan. We’ll cover topics such as:

  • What does flood risk look like for you now and in the future?
  • How are resilience planners partnering with the community to develop a plan to address flooding?
  • Based on your feedback and technical analyses, what physical actions can reduce flooding while improving well-being?
  • What programs and policies can help shape the future we want to see?

    QUESTIONS?

    Email ResilientNENJ@dep.nj.gov
    or call our meeting hotline at

    201-398-4333.

     

    MISSED OUR LAST MEETINGS?

    Our last community meeting was on November 17th and covered physical actions you can take to protect from flooding, other ways you can prepare for floods, and financial resources available in the aftermath of storms. To read more about our past meetings, visit our website here.

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