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City accepts $400,000 Resilient Florida grant to fund citywide adaptation plan

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Summary

West Palm Beach approved a resolution accepting a $400,000 Resilient Florida grant from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to support development of a citywide adaptation plan.

The City of West Palm Beach City Commission on May 12 approved a resolution accepting a Resilient Florida grant from the Florida Department of Environmental Protection in the amount of $400,000 to be used for a citywide adaptation plan.

The podcast summary presented the acceptance as an approved resolution but did not include details about the grant scope, matching requirements, consultant procurement, or timeline. The transcript did not report a vote tally or which commissioner moved or seconded the motion.

The grant acceptance supports an adaptation planning process; the transcript did not specify deliverables or deadline dates for the planning work.