New Rochelle releases draft climate vulnerability assessment; officials plan heat-emergency and resiliency-hub work
City consultants presented a draft Climate Vulnerability Assessment (CVA) describing rising temperatures, flooding risks and community impacts. City staff said grants were secured to develop a heat emergency plan and to design a network of ‘resiliency hubs’ and that the CVA will help target future capital and grant work.
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New Rochelle officials on Wednesday presented a draft Climate Vulnerability Assessment that maps rising temperatures, inland and coastal flooding risks and other climate hazards and outlines a set of recommendations — from green infrastructure and building retrofits to a network of distributed “resiliency hubs.”
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