Fight the Flood Program Investment in Middle Peninsula Flood Protection
$44,506,804
in direct loans and grants and counting (2020 to July 1, 2024 and counting)
235 Applications Submitted Requesting $159,059,924 for Middle Peninsula Flood Protection from 2020 to July 1, 2024
- 2024 - 58 Applications Submitted Requesting $104,378,663
- 2023 - 44 Applications Submitted Requesting $14,386,148
- 2022 - 92 Applications Submitted Requesting $28,131,659
- 2021 - 31 Applications Submitted Requesting $11,009,109
- 2020 - 10 Applications Submitted Requesting $1,154,345
Annual Flood Protection Investment Level Totals awarded via Fight the Flood
- 2024 - 14 Applications Awarded Totaling $17,372,091
- 2023 - 23 Applications Awarded Totaling $6,399,457
- 2022 - 23 Applications Awarded Totaling $13,612,148
- 2021 - 19 Applications Awarded Totaling $5,968,763
- 2020 - 10 Applications Awarded Totaling $1,154,345
Active FTF Awarded Grants
- Severn River Captain Sinclairs Shoreline Protection Award: $200,000
- Ware River Award - Multi parcel Private Shoreline Reach Protection Project: Award: $160,000
- North River Award - Targeted High Erosion Private Shoreline Protection: Award $220,000
- Middlesex County - DCR Community Flood Preparedness Grant Fund Award to address littoral shift of sand due to changing geomorphological conditions driven by climate change and storm surge: $44,000
VRA - Loan Funding For Living Shorelines
$250K - VRA Loan Closed
$250K - VRA Loan Closed
Gloucester County
4 loans made: 935 Linear Feet
Total Loans: $265,731
Middlesex County
2 loans made: 182 Linear Feet
Total Loans: $180,018
Mathews County
3 loans made: 998 Linear Feet
Total Loans: $111,272
Total - $557,021 (*loan forgiveness)
Loan Funds Available
$3,000,000
VRA Loan Funds for living shoreline construction and septic systems repair. Program Funds Anticipated January 2022
MPPDC-DEQ Grant Funds Available for Shoreline Protection
$120,000
Open for $20,000 Grants January 2021 Hurricane Florence Living Shoreline Grants for sections of Mathews County
RISE Rural Coastal Resiliency Business Competation
$1,500,000
Million Rural Coastal Community Resilience Challenge:
https://riseresilience.org/rural-resilience-challenge/
US Department of Transportation RAISE
$2,018,476
Designing Multimodal Working Waterfronts to combat flooding and other stressors on waterfront infrastructure
Vertically Elevated Next Generation Residential Septic System Pilot
$130,000
Grant Virginia General Assembly to design and build next general septic to combat flooding
Virginia Housing - Next Generation Waterfront Residential House Design and Build
$1,000,000
Grant for housing production for the next generation of waterfront homes fighting flooding
Virginia Waterways Maintenance Fund
$1,500,000
Grant for dredging work and beach restoration work for resiliency Mathews County
Virginia Coastal Zone Management Next Generation Shoreline Battle Plans
$100,000
For development of shoreline plans to direct future spending
Middle Peninsula Dredging Studies for Shoreline and Channel Protection
Middle Peninsula Dredging Business Plan - $297,000
Middle Peninsula Dredging Design/Studies to make projects “Shovel ready”
- Cedarbush Creek $175,000
- Parrots Creek $150,000
- Winter Harbor $150,000
- Hole In the Wall $129,395
- Davis Creek $132,128
- Aberdeen Creek $117,528
- Timberneck $115,328
Pending Applications
Applications Submitted to the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation Virginia Community Flood Protection Program
37 Applications Submitted under Round 1 and Round 2 to the Department of Conservation nd Recreation requesting $2,390,767 in need
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