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City accepts $400,000 Resilient Florida grant for citywide adaptation plan
Summary
The City Commission approved a resolution accepting a State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection Resilient Florida grant of $400,000 to fund a citywide adaptation plan.
The West Palm Beach City Commission on May 12 approved a resolution accepting a $400,000 Resilient Florida grant from the State of Florida Department of Environmental Protection to fund a citywide adaptation plan.
The meeting summary identifies the grant amount and the intended use — to fund a citywide adaptation plan — but does not include grant agreement language, matching fund requirements, or the project timeline.
The grant was described as a Resilient Florida award through the Florida DEP; the transcript does not state whether the city must provide a local match or whether consulting or procurement steps are required before work begins.
The commission’s action was recorded in the meeting summary as approved; no vote tally or additional implementation instructions were included in the excerpt. The city directed listeners to wpb.org for the complete approvals list and supporting documents.
