Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
Flooding impact information is available for communities across the state. DCR Office of Resilience Planning has invested in hazard, asset, and impact data through statewide resilience planning efforts, the Virginia…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
Resilience Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) developed a set of recommendations to address severe and repetitive flooding in coastal Virginia. This document outlines the initial draft recommendations developed during…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
As part of Phase II of the Virginia Coastal Resilience Master Plan (CRMP), the Department of Conservation and Recreation’s (DCR) Office of Resilience Planning (ORP) initiated a community outreach and engagement strategy…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
This document provides a technical overview of the approach and methods used to assess potential flooding impacts in Phase II of the Virginia Coastal Resilience Master Plan (CRMP). Phase II of the CRMP builds on the…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
This document provides a technical overview of the data and methods used to develop flood hazard data for Phase II of the Virginia Coastal Resilience Master Plan (CRMP). Phase I of the CRMP included only coastal flood…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
The Coastal Resilience Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) was a codified public body responsible for assisting DCR with developing, updating, and implementing the Coastal Resilience Master Plan (CRMP). The TAC is…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
The Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) provides pluvial (rainfall) hazard models covering 57 counties in coastal Virginia. These models and the data products derived from these models are free and available…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
As sea levels rise and severe weather intensifies, flooding is more prevalent in coastal Virginia. Continued and expanded efforts are needed across the whole community to address growing threats. DCR shares information…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
Flooding impacts all parts of Virginia. Historically, 40% of flood insurance claims have come from outside of FEMA-mapped high risk flood areas. As sea levels rise and storm events become more intense and frequent,…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
The Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR), through the Virginia Flood Protection Master Plan Public Outreach Campaign (VFPMP POC), conducted a statewide public survey to inform the development of the…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
The 2025 Rappahannock-Rapidan Regional Commission Hazard Mitigation and Resilience Plan (The Plan) emphasizes that “A key first step in implementing the Plan will be the strategic integration of its goals, strategies,…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
This document provides a technical overview of the data and methods used to develop flood hazard data for Phase II of the Virginia Coastal Resilience Master Plan (CRMP). Phase I of the CRMP included only coastal flood…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
The Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) provides pluvial (rainfall) hazard models covering 57 counties in coastal Virginia. These models and the data products derived from these models are free and available…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
The Funding Opportunities tab allows users to interactively filter and view the DCR-maintained funding opportunity living database. The Coastal Resilience Web Explorer User Portal also allows stakeholders to submit…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
This webmap includes both the FEMA regulatory flood hazard areas and the non-regulatory Fathom flood hazard areas for both the 1% (100-yr) and 0.2% (500-yr) annual exceedance probability (AEP). The Fathom flood hazard…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
Priority Recommendations of the Coastal Resilience TAC During the development of the Coastal Resilience Master Plan, the four subcommittees of the Coastal Resilience Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) convened quarterly…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
Virginia Coastal Resilience Web Explorer User Portal Share Your Projects, Initiatives and Funding Opportunities The companion User Portal for the Coastal Resilience Web Explorer allows localities, planning district…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data
The Projects & Initiatives tab allows users to explore the living inventory of flood resilience projects and initiatives. The inventory highlights planned, underway and completed efforts across coastal Virginia to build…
Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation · via Virginia State Data