Governor Matt Meyer has officially designated March 16-20 as Delaware Flood Awareness Week, working alongside state environmental and emergency management agencies. Residents can learn about flood preparedness through a special webinar scheduled for Wednesday, March 19, 2026.
Delaware residents will have the opportunity to learn about flood preparedness next week as the state observes its annual flood awareness initiative.
Governor Matt Meyer has officially designated March 16 through 20 as Delaware Flood Awareness Week, working in partnership with the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) and the Delaware Emergency Management Agency (DEMA).
As part of the week-long educational campaign, state officials will host a special webinar on Wednesday, March 19, 2026, focused on helping Delawareans prepare for potential flooding situations.
The collaborative effort between DNREC and DEMA aims to increase public awareness about flood risks and provide residents with essential information on how to protect themselves and their property during flood events.
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