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Project Update: Attend a Flood Resiliency Community Open House The city invites residents and community members to attend an open house to learn about the flood resiliency planning process and share your experiences and priorities.
In Person: Thursday, Oct. 23, 6-7:30 p.m. Rockville City Hall, 111 Maryland Ave. Register here.
Rockville’s Flood Resiliency Master Plan will proactively protect our community against future flooding and create a more resilient city for generations to come.
Rockville has seen an increase in flooding and heavy rain over the past decade. As part of the Climate Action Plan, Rockville is developing a Flood Resiliency Master Plan (Flood Resiliency Plan) to proactively protect our community against flooding.Stream flooding in Rockville following Hurricane Ida (2021).
The Flood Resiliency Plan will be powered by data, using advanced flood modeling and expert analysis to determine where action is needed most. We will pair this evidence-based approach with real-world case studies and input from residents like you to ensure that the plan recommends solutions that are equitable and meet the needs of all of Rockville.
When complete, the plan will identify areas at risk of flooding and provide tools, guidance and potential projects to protect them.
How You Can Help
Join the conversation to help shape how Rockville prepares for future flooding.
You can help us build a more prepared Rockville. We want everyone to understand what flooding means in Rockville and to collaborate on the most effective, equitable and sustainable solutions for our city.
Engage Rockville’s diverse community in shaping the Flood Resiliency Plan and ensuring voices from all walks of life are heard.
Communicate flooding risks, how to reduce flooding impacts, how we can select flooding-related projects and what it would mean for our city to fund them.
Research examples from other cities and counties to determine effective and sustainable projects to include in the Flood Resiliency Plan.
Create a Flood Resiliency Plan that ensures everyone is more informed, prepared and supported for future flood events.
Community Engagement
The city invites residents and stakeholders to:
Learn about our community’s flood risks, what we can do to reduce flooding impacts, how we prioritize and select projects, and the meaning of “risk tolerance” when it comes to flooding.
Learn what other communities have done to reduce flooding impacts.
Provide feedback on where you have experienced flooding and help shape how we will define flooding in Rockville.
Provide input on the flooding mitigation projects that you believe would work best for Rockville.
This website is available in Spanish, Simplified Chinese, French and other languages using the language selection dropdown menu at the top right of this page.
Project Update: Attend a Flood Resiliency Community Open House The city invites residents and community members to attend an open house to learn about the flood resiliency planning process and share your experiences and priorities.
In Person: Thursday, Oct. 23, 6-7:30 p.m. Rockville City Hall, 111 Maryland Ave. Register here.
Rockville’s Flood Resiliency Master Plan will proactively protect our community against future flooding and create a more resilient city for generations to come.
Rockville has seen an increase in flooding and heavy rain over the past decade. As part of the Climate Action Plan, Rockville is developing a Flood Resiliency Master Plan (Flood Resiliency Plan) to proactively protect our community against flooding.Stream flooding in Rockville following Hurricane Ida (2021).
The Flood Resiliency Plan will be powered by data, using advanced flood modeling and expert analysis to determine where action is needed most. We will pair this evidence-based approach with real-world case studies and input from residents like you to ensure that the plan recommends solutions that are equitable and meet the needs of all of Rockville.
When complete, the plan will identify areas at risk of flooding and provide tools, guidance and potential projects to protect them.
How You Can Help
Join the conversation to help shape how Rockville prepares for future flooding.
You can help us build a more prepared Rockville. We want everyone to understand what flooding means in Rockville and to collaborate on the most effective, equitable and sustainable solutions for our city.
Engage Rockville’s diverse community in shaping the Flood Resiliency Plan and ensuring voices from all walks of life are heard.
Communicate flooding risks, how to reduce flooding impacts, how we can select flooding-related projects and what it would mean for our city to fund them.
Research examples from other cities and counties to determine effective and sustainable projects to include in the Flood Resiliency Plan.
Create a Flood Resiliency Plan that ensures everyone is more informed, prepared and supported for future flood events.
Community Engagement
The city invites residents and stakeholders to:
Learn about our community’s flood risks, what we can do to reduce flooding impacts, how we prioritize and select projects, and the meaning of “risk tolerance” when it comes to flooding.
Learn what other communities have done to reduce flooding impacts.
Provide feedback on where you have experienced flooding and help shape how we will define flooding in Rockville.
Provide input on the flooding mitigation projects that you believe would work best for Rockville.
This website is available in Spanish, Simplified Chinese, French and other languages using the language selection dropdown menu at the top right of this page.
We want to hear your thoughts and experiences with flooding in the City of Rockville. Your input will help shape the city's future flooding mitigation efforts. The survey will take about 5 to 10 minutes to complete and is open through December 2025.
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Stream flooding in Rockville following Hurricane Ida (2021).