Option from Plan

Identify funding for increased operation and maintenance costs for bridges. As temperatures increase and flooding and erosion becomes more frequent, maintenance costs will increase.

Details

Hazards

Erosion and Shoreline Recession

Extreme Heat

Flooding – Coastal

Flooding – General

Assets

Transportation and Mobility

Focus of action

Enhance Bridges & structures

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