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Committee says BRIC grant application approved for energy-resilience work

Depoe Bay Emergency Preparedness Committee · June 15, 2026
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Summary

A committee member reported the BRIC grant application was approved, allowing Depoe Bay to pursue federal funding for energy-resilience projects including hydrogen fuel cells and localized units.

Committee member (speaker 5) told the Emergency Preparedness Committee that the BRIC grant application was approved so the group can move forward with a formal application to the federal Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) program. "We did get the application approved for the BRIC grant so we can actually go forward and apply for the grant," speaker 5 said.

Speaker 5 described the proposed uses broadly as energy resilience projects — mentioning hydrogen fuel cells and other local-unit options — and said staff in Louisiana were assisting with application work. No dollar amounts, timelines for award notification, or formal city approvals were provided in the meeting record.