
Flood Protection Program
A comprehensive 10-year plan to address recurrent flooding in Virginia Beach.
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A comprehensive 10-year plan to address recurrent flooding in Virginia Beach.

In November 2021, Virginia Beach voters overwhelmingly supported a resiliency package for several key flood protection initiatives, including drainage improvements, tide gates, pump stations, and flood barriers throughout the city.
The projects are led by Public Works, with support from a community oversight committee to ensure transparency and accountability.
Ten years after Hurricane Matthew, Scott Miller reflects on the night of the storm, the recovery that followed, and how the community’s experience shaped the flood protection work happening across Virginia Beach today.
The City has created a series of videos and blog articles to educate and inform residents on the progress made by the Flood Protection Program and the impacts these projects will have on our community.
Select a dot on the map to see project title, status, link to project page and more.