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Promote Training and Workforce Development Around Climate Change - Develop training programs to prepare Tampanians for quality jobs supporting climate initiatives, such as urban forestry, energy efficiency programs, solar, and maintenance divisions. Strengthen partnerships among government, educational institutions, labor organizations, community-based organizations and industry to align training with labor market demand. Work with the Delaware Workforce Development Board to formally integrate clean... Maintain a jurisdiction-wide repository for landslide data, including the locations and dates of slides and observations about factors that may have contributed to their occurrence. Elevate coastal buildings, roads, bridges and other infrastructure to manage projected sea level rise, recurrent tidal flooding and storm surge. Conduct a resource gap assessment and identify and pursue new partnership opportunities to implement wildfire protection measures. Identify opportunities for and install check valves to prevent tidal inundation and design based on SLR projections. Implement shoreline protection, natural or otherwise, to protect public infrastructure and manage erosion. To allow for marsh migration, identify wetlands to protect based on sea level rise projections. Advocate for statewide oversight and coordination of regional adaptation initiatives. This coordination should include all aspects of disaster preparedness and recovery across state agencies, specifically... Work with partners, neighboring communities and state and local agencies (e.g., public works, highway departments, developers) on reducing water pollution. Establish resilient road design standards to manage sea level rise. Update City's 1984 Master Drainage Plan for SLR. Consult information on current local drought indicators such as precipitation, temperature, surface water levels, and soil moisture from your local water utility, the National Integrated Drought Information... Develop a program that addresses fire mitigation through access, signage, fire hydrants, water availability, vegetation management, and special building construction standards. Use overlay zones in your land use regulations to encourage or require safer development in the areas most at risk from climate change impacts. Establish a fund to maintain or rehabilitate existing flood protection infrastructure such as flood walls, levees and diversions. Build retaining walls to protect against mass wasting — the movement of rock and soil down a slope — from mudslides. Use scenario-based community workshops to gain key insights on community needs and priority project areas. Collaborate with and learn Dutch Dialogues and other methods of managing and living with water. Update plans and guidance as new climate projections and analysis becomes available.