The Recovery and Resiliency Partnership Projects (R2P2) technical assistance supports each city’s vision for long-term economic recovery by developing design concepts and strategies that integrate recreation, stormwater management, community connectivity, and downtown development.
Please click on the cities highlighted below to learn more about efforts underway.
Springfield
Visit the Springfield Page for more information.
Click here to download the final report.
Chattahoochee
Visit the Chattahoochee Page for more information.
Click here to download the final report.
For More Information
For more information, please contact: Rick Durbrow, EPA Sustainability Advisor, Integrated Recovery Coordination. Contact info.
R2P2 Background
Recovery and Resiliency Partnership Projects (R2P2) is technical assistance provided by the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Integrated Recovery Coordination (IRC) field operations. R2P2 supports FEMA’s Disaster Recovery in Florida by bringing together regional, state, and federal agencies to support coastal and inland communities recover from Hurricane Michael and improve resiliency to future stormwater impacts and strengthen local economies with existing natural assets.
