The Trinidad Community Coastal Resilience Planning Project (TCCRP) came to a close in June 2024, which concluded with the development of the Trinidad Community Coastal Resilience Action Plan (Plan) for the benefit of its coastal and marine ecosystems, coastal economy, local residents, and visitors. The City of Trinidad collaborated with Planning Partners, community members, and the public to engage in coastal resilience planning.
At the July 9, 2024 City Council meeting, the Project Team presented the Draft Final Plan, along with conceptual designs for several priority implementation projects. If you are interested in watching the presentation, the recording can be found at:
Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/G-w2oC2NvtpO7RvDEi3Gq2QP1pd5oYsdCF0H0…
Passcode: 92CH$C!C
The presentation begins at 00:26:18, and ends at 01:18:18
The City of Trinidad recognizes that community involvement is essential in coastal resilience planning to address existing and future coastal hazards in the Trinidad area’s natural, cultural, and built environment. This planning effort has engaged the community to identify coastal processes and hazards, understand local concerns and priorities, consider and assess the feasibility of potential solutions, and work with regional communities to develop projects and strategies to enhance coastal resiliency for implementation over varying time scales.
This project was funded by the Ocean Protection Council Prop 68 Coastal Resilience Grant Program in March 2022. The video above provides a Project Overview for a brief introduction to the Project.
Documents related to this project can be found by searching "Coastal Resilience" in the Document Library or by clicking here.