Archaeologists uncover significant pottery and drainage ditches at historic Fort Marcy location.

The board recommended a downzoning of 167 acres from GI/RS‑40 to RS‑15 for future single‑family development after the applicant emphasized transitional benefits and preservation of open space. Dozens of residents objected, citing severe traffic congestion, emergency access, and stormwater/flood risks; board recommended approval and will send the case to county commissioners.

AECOM presented a planning-level natural hazard assessment identifying flood, extreme heat and drought as the three primary hazards for Arlington County, noting overlap with critical assets and socially vulnerable communities and projecting about 33 more days over 95'F by end of century.

At a community meeting, speakers presented a flood model and warned that parts of San Rafael's Canal District sit lower than the highest tides and are at risk of flooding; presenters said the area includes Highway 580 and affects roughly 16,000 residents and 12,000 jobs.

New Castle County emergency managers told the Public Safety Committee that FEMA has designated the 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan "approvable pending adoption," and council adoption is required to secure federal mitigation grant eligibility.

Developer's project faces backlash over flooding risks and potential environmental disaster in wildlife habitat.

Residents express fears about flooding and environmental impact from new homes near wetlands.

Residents highlight poor drainage and potential flooding risks from impervious surface expansion.

Scott Nelson and Joe Rodriguez highlight potential flooding risks due to new development.

At the July 18 Chelsea City Council meeting, multiple residents and Lima Township officials voiced concerns about traffic, safety and potential flooding tied to the proposed Wolf Farms planned unit development. The project team presented background and noted a potential 425 interlocal agreement; council took no final action.

Residents urge city cooperation to address climate impacts and recent flooding incidents.

Mimi Kaplan of the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission presented Northampton’s draft hazard mitigation plan update, which ranks flooding and extreme heat as top risks and lists projects from levee and pump station upgrades to solar backup power at a regional shelter.

Alternative 3 aims to improve stormwater flow and sediment management in Chico Basin.

Neighbors seek halt to new homes project due to drainage and safety issues

Community members criticize drainage plan directing water towards their properties from soccer fields.

Anticipated stronger monsoon may cause flooding and health risks due to moisture and heat.

Local homeowners voice strong objections to planned housing development citing flooding and traffic issues.

Sewerage and Water Board assesses stormwater fees based on impervious area for properties.