RESILIENCE

Jacksonville Drainage and Flood-Control Investment

By Fitz Desprez · August 25, 2026

Flooding affects homes, businesses, roads, emergency response, insurance pressure, and quality of life. Jacksonville needs risk-based priorities and visible progress.

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Start with evidence

Condition assessments, flood history, engineering, maintenance records, and resident reports should guide the sequence of work.

Show the public the plan

Priority locations
Funding status
Design milestones
Construction schedules and delays

Support informed outreach

Campaign support helps bring this infrastructure conversation to residents who experience flooding firsthand.