Lancaster County unveils BRIC watershed study identifying $29.5 million in priority projects
County engineers presented results of a FEMA BRIC-funded watershed study that screened 4,000+ sites across eight watersheds, producing 25 high-priority capital-improvement worksheets with estimated construction costs totaling about $29.5 million and a database to guide future project funding and design.
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County Engineer Pam Dingman and project staff presented the results of Lancaster County’s 2022 Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) grant project, which inventoryied more than 4,000 potential sites across eight rural watersheds and prioritized 25 capital improvement projects with total estimated construction costs of roughly $29.5 million.
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