Flood Resilience
Back to Dashboard Flood Resilience Goal: Put additional spending and effort into flood resilience projects in four key areas: key transportation infrastructure, critical municipal infrastructure, building local watershed resilience, and neighbourhood-level flood risk mitigation What do we mean by flood resilience projects? Flood resilience is the ability to reduce the extent and impact of flooding. Flood resilience projects include raising roads, upsizing culverts, renewing water and sewer infrastructure, drainage management, enhancing stream corridors, and wetland projection and restoration. Where are we now? In 2024... We completed 11 projects that helped our city become more resilient to flooding Since 2015, we have completed 165 projects that have helped our city become more resilient. Locations and types of climate resilience projects What is the city doing? Flood resilience has been a priority for more than two decades As key municipal infrastructure needs to be renewed, we have been: The City has also refined its approach to emergency management and has increased resident education and communication during, pre- and post- flood. What can you do? More Info Number of climate resilience projects completed per year grouped by key resilience area How do we measure the data? Flood resilience projects are recorded as they are completed by our Engineering Department.
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| Last Updated | March 24, 2026, 22:42 (UTC) |
| Created | March 24, 2026, 22:42 (UTC) |
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Flood Resilience |
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Back to Dashboard Flood Resilience Goal: Put additional spending and effort into flood resilience projects in four key areas: key transportation infrastructure, critical municipal infrastructure, building local watershed resilience, and neighbourhood-level flood risk mitigation What do we mean by flood resilience projects? Flood resilience is the ability to reduce the extent and impact of flooding. Flood resilience projects include raising roads, upsizing culverts, renewing water and sewer infrastructure, drainage management, enhancing stream corridors, and wetland projection and restoration. Where are we now? In 2024... We completed 11 projects that helped our city become more resilient to flooding Since 2015, we have completed 165 projects that have helped our city become more resilient. Locations and types of climate resilience projects What is the city doing? Flood resilience has been a priority for more than two decades As key municipal infrastructure needs to be renewed, we have been: The City has also refined its approach to emergency management and has increased resident education and communication during, pre- and post- flood. What can you do? More Info Number of climate resilience projects completed per year grouped by key resilience area How do we measure the data? Flood resilience projects are recorded as they are completed by our Engineering Department. |
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960.31 |
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2022-03-04 |
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public |
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Location
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https://environment-fredericton.hub.arcgis.com/datasets/Fredericton::flood-resilience |
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Owner
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CityofFredericton |
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City of Fredericton - Ville de Fredericton |
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City of Fredericton - Ville de Fredericton |
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CityofFredericton |
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2025-03-10 |
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5d20e48eb8454a1594947daa56930203 |
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https://environment-fredericton.hub.arcgis.com/datasets/Fredericton::flood-resilience |
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City of Fredericton - Ville de Fredericton |
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