The Coastal Watershed Flood Risk Reduction Grant Program will fund projects in coastal areas that focus on multi-benefit flood risk reduction.
This program will fund multi-benefit flood risk reduction projects that (1) address flood risk for urban communities, small communities and/or rural areas; and (2) enhance ecosystems by improving fish and wildlife habitat and water quality downstream.
This program provides funding on a cost share
basis to local levee maintaining agencies for rehabilitation and maintenance of
levees in the Delta.
This program works directly with local agencies
to provide critical financial assistance for flood protection in the Delta by providing funding to safeguard public benefits from flood hazards. Public benefits include roads, utilities, urbanized areas, water quality, recreation,
navigation, and fish and wildlife.
This program provides grant funding to
proponents of nonstructural flood management projects throughout the state that
include wildlife habitat enhancement and/or agricultural land preservation.
This program provides financial assistance to local agencies cooperating in the construction of federally authorized flood control projects.
Since 2012, we've provided $20 million through 3 different types of Flood Emergency Response grants to improve local flood emergency response and contribute to increased public safety.
The Floodplain Management, Protection and Risk Awareness (FMPRA) Grant Program supports local agency efforts to prepare for flooding by providing financial assistance for flood risk reduction activities related to stormwater flooding, mudslides, and flash floods.
This program provides financial assistance to
local public agencies responsible for flood management outside the
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. This assistance helped local agencies obtain the
information needed to repair damaged levees and restore or maintain levee
accreditation by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
This is a local assistance program works
to reduce flood risk for small communities protected by State Plan of Flood
Control facilities.
The Systemwide Flood Risk Reduction Program oversees the work necessary to develop and implement Delta and Central Valley multi-benefit flood risk reduction and habitat restoration projects that further the goals and objectives of the Central Valley Flood Protection Plan (CVFPP) and other systemwide priorities identified by Governor Newsom or the Legislature. The State may improve the system through direct investment in new or improved facilities for the State Plan of Flood Control or through proposal solicitations.
This program works to improve flood protection
for urban areas associated with State Plan of Flood Control. Specifically, the program seeks to increase flood protection, provide ecosystem restoration and improvement, protect farmland, and improve operation and maintenance of State Plan of Flood Control
facilities.