Ensuring that communities can fund resilience projects such as floodwalls, breakers, and modern drainage systems will not only protect the lives and livelihoods of small business owners and families, but will also help save taxpayer dollars.
Gary Peters: “Ensuring that communities can fund resilience projects such as floodwalls, breakers, and modern drainage systems will…”
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Peters advocates for infrastructure investments to enhance disaster resilience and save costs.
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