Join us for the Public Spacial Planning Workshop on March 6! Please see the details below and register online.
To ensure our community is prepared to meet any future challenges, Mayor Sandy Stimpson’s administration tapped the Water Institute of the Gulf and a team of local partners to develop a Resilience Assessment and Plan for the City of Mobile.
The Water Institute and its team have assessed where we are as a City on policies, programs, and priorities. The next step is to use that data and community input to develop a Resilience Plan specifically for Mobile. It will provide valuable localized data on potential future stressors and shocks, as well as timelines, projects, and funding strategies that will give City leaders a roadmap to become a more resilient community.
Together, the Resilience Assessment and Plan will help Mobile be prepared for and able to rebound quickly from the impacts of a changing climate, sea-level rise, and varying social and economic conditions. With the ability to handle everyday challenges, the City of Mobile and all Mobilians will be able to thrive well into the future.
The Charter explains the process we’re following to develop the City’s Resilience Assessment and Plan. In the Outreach plan, community leaders from various sectors provide advice and expertise regarding the economy, community, environment, and infrastructure/built environment.
Check back often for updates and ways to get involved!
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RESILIENCE ASSESSMENT AND PLAN CHARTER
