Seaport Coastal Resilience

Lower Manhattan Coastal Resiliency


Seaport Coastal Resilience

Brooklyn Bridge-Montgomery Coastal Resilience
The Battery Coastal Resilience
Interim Flood Protection Measure (IFPM)
Battery Park City Resilience Projects
The Financial District and Seaport Climate Resilience Master Plan
Seaport Coastal Resilience

Brooklyn Bridge-Montgomery Coastal Resilience

The Battery Coastal Resilience

Interim Flood Protection Measure (IFPM)

Battery Park City Resilience Projects

The Financial District and Seaport Climate Resilience Master Plan

Seaport Coastal Resilience


Seaport Coastal Resilience

Welcome to the Seaport Coastal Resilience Project!

View materials from the December 16 Community Workshop under Presentations.

Overview

The Seaport Coastal Resilience Project (SPCR) focuses on safeguarding the Seaport neighborhood between John Street and the Brooklyn Bridge (see the image below) from immediate and future risks from tidal flooding and sea level rise projected for the year 2100. To achieve this goal, the project aims to raise the affected waterfront to 11 feet above sea level.

SPCR is being led by New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) in coordination with the Mayor's Office of Climate and Environmental Justice and the Bureau of Coastal Resilience at the New York City Department of Environmental Protection. The project began in 2024 and has an anticipated completion date of 2028.

Lead: NYCEDC, MOCEJ
Funding: $228.8M

Timeline: 48 months from Design Contract to Construction Completion

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