Asheville Councilwoman Advocates for Flood Resiliency
Asheville Councilwoman Maggie Ullman discussed flood resiliency at the national level during a Zoom webinar for Water Hub, a non-profit organization focused on water issues.
Ullman served as a panelist, addressing the cycle of disaster, recovery, and rebuilding in response to flood frequencies in the south.
- Discussed the impact of Helene on Asheville's water system
- Emphasized the importance of protecting infrastructure
- Explained how the city and community partners mapped climate-vulnerable neighborhoods before Helene to deploy resources
Stein announces $6M in flood resilience grants for NC, French Broad River Basin
Asheville joins national flood coalition to boost preparedness and recovery efforts.
Author's summary: Maggie Ullman advocates flood resiliency nationwide.
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