The Resilient Long Beach Island project is in its final and most critical phase: preparing an action plan that will help preserve homes and history, protect infrastructure and allow businesses to thrive as the sea level rises. Members of the community are invited to a workshop from 5:30 to 7 p.m. this Tuesday, July 26, at St. Francis Community Center, to help craft this blueprint for an Island that is safer and quicker to recover from flooding and storms.
“Please join us as we make our final preparations on the Resilience Action Plan and discuss implementation steps.
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