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Model Earthen Berm

The purpose of this model earthen berm is to visually display a portion of the flood mitigation project in the Long Wharf area, as requested by the community. The model dimensions are those within the draft flood mitigation project design. The height of the model berm, which is the same height within the draft flood mitigation project design will allow the community to get a sense of their viewshed post construction.

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Virtual Living Shoreline Public Education Session

The City of Cambridge through the Make Cambridge Resilient Initiative invites the public to a virtual living shoreline education session on Wednesday, December 10th from 6:00-7:30 PM. Learn about living shorelines from the experts at the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and the University of Maryland, Center for Environmental Sciences at Horn Point Laboratory.

 

Click below to register for the virtual session. All that is needed to register is first name, last name, and email address. Once registered, you will be emailed information on joining the session. â€‹â€‹

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PUBLIC OUTREACH EVENTS  & MEETING NOTES

 

The August 10th Open House & Listening Session was the first in a series of public meetings scheduled to further explore flood risk reduction solutions.  

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CAMBRIDGE SHORELINE RESILIENCE PLAN - OPEN HOUSE & LISTENING SESSION

Date:               Tuesday, August 10, 2021

Time:               6:00-8:00 PM

Location:         Dorchester Center for the Arts, 321 High St, Cambridge, MD 21613

 

 

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GREAT MARSH AREA PUBLIC MEETING

Date:               September 29, 2021

Time:               5:00-6:30 PM

Location:         Gerry Boyle Park Pavilion A, Cambridge, MD 21613

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CAMBRIDGE CREEK PUBLIC MEETING

Date:               September 29, 2021

Time:               7:00-8:30 PM

Location:         WHCP Community Radio Community Meeting Room, Cambridge, MD 21613

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CITY MARINA PUBLIC MEETING

Date:               September 30, 2021

Time:               4:30-6:00 PM

Location:         Cambridge Yacht Club Meeting Room, Cambridge, MD 21613

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WEST END PUBLIC MEETING

Date:               September 30, 2021

Time:               6:30-8:00 PM

Location:         Cambridge Yacht Club Meeting Room, Cambridge, MD 21613

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MAYOR  AND CITY COUNCIL BRIEFING

Date:               October 25, 2021

Time:               6:00 PM

Location:         Commission Chambers,  605 Gay Street, Cambridge, MD 21613

MAYOR  AND CITY COUNCIL BRIEFING

Date:               January 24, 2022

Time:               6:00 PM

Location:         Commission Chambers,  605 Gay Street, Cambridge, MD 21613

FLOOD RISK REDUCTION COMMUNITY WORKSHOP

Date:               March 22, 2022

Time:               5:30 PM

Location:         Dorchester Center for the Arts, 321 High St, Cambridge, MD 21613

DORCHESTER COUNTY FLOOD MITIGATION PLANNING COMMITTEE MEETING

Date:               May 26, 2022

Time:               10:00 AM

Location:         Dorchester Center Public Safety Building

EASTERN SHORE CLIMATE ADAPTATION PARTNERSHIP

Date:               June 21, 2022

Time:               10:00 AM

Location:         Adkins Arboretum

CAMBRIDGE ASSOCIATION OF NEIGHBORHOODS MEETING

Date:               November 8, 2023

Time:               6:30 PM

Location:        Dorchester Library - Cambridge Branch

This public outreach event offered ideas to homeowners for ways they could "soak up the rain" at their own property. 

SOAK UP THE RAIN - HOSTED BY MAKE CAMBRIDGE RESILIENT & SHORERIVERS

Date:               May 7, 2024

Time:               6:00 PM

Location:        Packing House

MARYLAND ASSOCIATION OF HISTORIC DISTRICT COMMISSION SYSMPOSIUM

Date:               May 23, 2024

Location:        Newton-White Mansion

COMMUNITY MEETING- FLOOD MITIGATION PHASE 1 DESIGN KICKOFF

Date:               August 21, 2024

Location:        Dorchester County Public Library - Cambridge Branch, Meeting Room

COMMUNITY MEETING- FLOOD MITIGATION PROJECT PRELIMINARY ALIGNMENT

Date:               May 13, 2025

Location:        Dorchester County Public Library - Cambridge Branch, Meeting Room

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LISTENING SESSION - HABITAT ENHANCEMENT & GREEN STORMWATER MANAGEMENT

Date:               May 28, 2025

Location:        Due to Inclement Weather - Virtual Meeting Held

PRESENTATION TO THE ROTARY CLUB OF CAMBRIDGE BY LARRY WHITE, PROJECT MANAGER

Date:               June 12, 2025

Location:        Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Intergenerational Center at Chesapeake Grove 

                        Delmarva Community Services

LONG WHARF PARK COMMUNITY MEETING

Date:              September 4, 2025

Location:       Commission Chambers,  605 Gay Street, Cambridge, MD 21613

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COMMUNITY MEETING - FLOOD MITIGATION PROJECT 30% DESIGN

Date:              September 9, 2025

Location:       Dorchester County Public Library - Cambridge Branch, Meeting Room

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Public Survey Results

Please view the results of the public survey conducted July-August 2023.  

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WBOC News Report

Cambridge Leaders Pursue Green Infrastructure to Combat Rising Flood Threat

Lauren Miller, May 9, 2024

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Combating Sea Levels in Cambridge: A Chat with Larry White on the City’s Flood Mitigation Project

February 9, 2022 by Spy & WHCP Community Radio

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The “it takes a village” phrase comes to mind when talking to Larry White, Cambridge’s volunteer flood mitigation project manager. A seasoned water expert with decades of service with the Army Corp of Engineers before making Dorchester his home, White volunteered to head up a significant four-year effort to protect the city from storm surge and flooding protection.

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The cost of the project could exceed $4 million, and it will be highly dependent on state and federal funds to secure the costs of these major infrastructure improvements.

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In his Spy/WHCP interview, Larry defines the different phases of the project and previews the use of a living shoreline protection strategy to make Cambridge as safe as possible as it anticipates a future where catastrophic storms will seriously threaten the city’s way of life and economy.
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This video is approximately 18 minutes in length.

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