WHAT IS RESILIENT NORTHEASTERN NJ?
The Resilient Northeastern NJ program is a collaborative effort between municipal, county, and state representatives, community-based organizations, and community members to identify and implement strategies to improve long-term climate resilience in the region. Through Resilient Northeastern NJ, people who live and work in the region have an opportunity to help make our communities less susceptible to flooding and other hazards while improving quality of life.
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Check out past reports, engagement materials, and educational content in our resource library.
EXPLORE THE RESILIENCE ACTION PLAN
The Action Plan identifies strategies to increase community resilience and address hazards like flooding and heat in Jersey City, Newark, Hoboken, and Bayonne. The Action Plan was developed through collaboration between local and state leaders, community members, technical experts, and others and is intended to be a living document that is periodically updated as we work to increase resilience.
WHAT IS RESILIENT NJ?
Resilient NJ, administered by the NJDEP Bureau of Climate Resilience Planning, is a local assistance program to support local and regional climate resilience planning and is the broader umbrella program under which Resilient Northeastern NJ falls. Resilient NJ brings together planners, engineers, designers, and other experts to address flood- and climate-related hazards.
For more information, visit resilient.nj.gov
Get Involved
Increasing resilience in our region of over 700,000 people is a community effort. Our Faces of Resilience series and public art projects are highlighting community members and leaders who are working to improve our communities and prepare for climate change. Learn more about other ways that we have been engaging people in our project and how you can participate on our Get Involved page.
FALLON DAVIS, STEAM URBAN
One of our Faces of Resilience. Click here to learn more about others.
WHAT IS AT RISK?
The Flood Impact Assessment and Climate Hazards Assessment outlined the potential impacts if no action is taken.
WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT?
The Action Plan page outlines the key steps recommended to address flooding, heat, and other hazards. The Solutions page highlights ongoing activities and more general tools available to us.
Recent News
Jersey City Community Meeting – What solutions are we evaluating for Jersey City?
At the Jersey City Community Meeting on March 29th, 2022, we asked for your feedback on solutions that we’re evaluating to reduce impacts from flooding. We encourage you to check out the meeting presentations or recordings to learn more about the solutions and how...
Newark Community Meeting
Provide feedback on flood solutions for Newark at April 7 2022 community meeting . We’re developing a regional resilience action plan to reduce current and future flooding in Jersey City, Newark, Hoboken, and Bayonne. This meeting is focused on getting your feedback...
Bayonne Community Meeting
Provide feedback on flood solutions for Bayonne at April 5 2022 community meeting . We’re developing a regional resilience action plan to reduce impacts from current and future flooding in Jersey City, Newark, Hoboken, and Bayonne. This meeting is focused on getting...
The Region Team
