May 2019

HRTPO April 2019 Meeting Summary

Summary from the April HRTPO Meeting

Region Receives $3.25 million in UASI Funding

Urban Areas Security Initiative (UASI) funds assist efforts to prevent, protect against, mitigate, respond to, and recover from acts of terrorism

Fact vs. Fiction:

Flooding in Hampton Roads

New region-wide public awareness campaign aims to educate about flood risks in Hampton Roads

STEM Day Expo

HRTPO and HRPDC Staff participate in Portsmouth Public Schools' expo

HRPDC April 2019 Meeting Summary

Summary from the April HRPDC Meeting

Hampton Roads April 2019 Economic Monthly

HRPDC Economists take a look at economic data that appears impressive, but may not be

Building Data for Coastal Planning

Knowing First Floor Elevation (FFE) can help predict flood damage

Economic Impact of Bicycle Facilities in Hampton Roads

Phase One of an HRTPO study on the impact of bicycling facilities

Public Input Opportunity-Regional Active Transportation Plan

HRTPO Staff is seeking public input on Linking Hampton Roads – A Regional Active Transportation Plan

HRPDC/HRTPO in the News

 

Commission urges purchase of flood insurance , Suffolk News-Herald , May 6, 2019

Hampton Roads coalition aims to educate public about flooding , Southside Daily , May 5, 2019

With flood insurance rates falling and risk increasing, Hampton Roads starts push to boost numbers , The Virginian-Pilot , May 2, 2019

Hampton Roads restaurants go straw-free for Earth Day , W TKR, April 22, 2019

Economic development alliance's new leadership has plan for success, Inside Business, April 15, 2019

2019 Peninsula LEAD class gets close look at bridge-tunnel, Inside Business, April 15, 2019

Fiber ring could jumpstart 5G in Hampton Roads , Inside Business, April 3, 2019

Monthly Meeting Calendars

KENDALL L. MILLER

Principal, Office of Community

Affairs and Civil Rights

JOE TURNER

Communications and Web Manager

ROBERT COFIELD

Graphic and Web Designer

SHARON LAWRENCE

Program Support Specialist

Phone: 757.420.8300

Fax: 757.523.4881

TTY: 757.390.2578

We strive to provide reasonable accommodations and services for persons who require special assistance to participate in public involvement opportunities. For further information or questions about information contained in this update, please contact Kendall Miller, Principal, Office of Community Affairs and Civil Rights, at (757) 420-8300