Asheville Councilwoman Advocates for Flood Resiliency
Asheville Councilwoman Maggie Ullman discussed flood resiliency at the national level during a Zoom webinar for Water Hub, a non-profit organization focused on water issues.
Ullman served as a panelist, addressing the cycle of disaster, recovery, and rebuilding in response to flood frequencies in the south.
She emphasized the importance of protecting infrastructure, particularly after the impact of Helene on Asheville's water system.
- Ullman highlighted the city's efforts to map climate-vulnerable neighborhoods before Helene to deploy resources effectively.
- Asheville has joined the national flood coalition to boost preparedness and recovery efforts.
Author's summary: Maggie Ullman advocates for flood resiliency.
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