Due to the expected impact of the winter storm, all Virginia State Park overnight facilities will be closed from Friday, Jan. 23 through Tuesday, Jan. 27. This decision is based on the forecast for unsafe conditions and potential power outages. For updates click here.

社区防洪基金
赠款和贷款

弗吉尼亚州社区防洪基金拨款

弗吉尼亚社区防洪基金 (CFPF) 是根据《弗吉尼亚法典》第13章第10标题设立的。 1第4条，第10节。 1 - 603 。 24以及第10 . 1 - 603 - 25节和第10 . 1 - 1330的规定。清洁能源和社区防洪基金，该法案在大会2020会议期间获得通过。

该基金的设立旨在为弗吉尼亚州各地区和地方提供支持，以减少洪水的影响，包括气候变化引起的洪水。该基金将优先考虑符合地方、州和联邦洪泛区管理标准、地方恢复力计划和弗吉尼亚沿海恢复力总体规划的项目。该基金将帮助社区完成脆弱性评估，并制定以行动为导向的方法来加强防洪准备并提高恢复力。

CFPF 拨款轮次6

CFPF Grant Round 6 was announced Jan. 15, 2026. View the list of awards.

Summary of Community Flood Preparedness Fund Round 6 Updates

In response to stakeholder feedback and statutory changes, the Department has made the following updates to the Round 6 Funding Manual, as compared to the Round 5 manual:

The addition of Tribes as eligible applicants (reflects legislative change);
The inclusion of the Chief Resilience Officer of the Commonwealth as one of the entities establishing the grant manual and making awards (reflects legislative change);
The definition of “Community-scale project” has been clarified, and updated to include projects that provide flood mitigation to critical facilities;
The inclusion of language promoting consistency and collaboration between overlapping local governments when developing resilience plans, and requirements that resilience plans are consistent with hazard mitigation plans and other similar plans;
Language specifying that the Advisory Review Committee will consider the progress and management of active CFPF grants by an applicant when making recommendations;
Requiring applicants who are awarded grants in the Coastal region to register their projects/initiatives in the DCR Coastal Resilience Web Explorer prior to receiving reimbursements;
Applicants seeking funding for project grants or loans in Round 6 must have an approved resilience plan before the beginning of the Round (does not apply to applications for capacity building or study grants);
Applicants that are not in a low-income geographic area must provide 50% match for staff grants;
Property acquisitions will only be considered if they provide community-scale benefits or are a part of an acquisition plan that provides community-scale benefits;
Projects proposing to protect or provide flood mitigation benefits either to or using public recreation areas (parks/beaches/etc) will also be evaluated on their benefits to areas outside of the public access area;
A prohibition on studies that would duplicate existing data;
A new funding category has been to support US Army Corps of Engineers Coastal Storm Risk Management Projects and Flood Risk Management Projects. An additional $25,000,000 has been added to the round to fund this new category;
Language has been added emphasizing that applications must be submitted for a discrete activity or project;
Successful applicants may now receive up to 25% or $250,000, whichever is less, to support pre-award and startup costs;
The Manual clarifies that Resilient Virginia Revolving Fund (RVRF) loans are available as project match independent of any other RVRF offering;
Various updates to budget submission requirements; and
Other minor changes, including technical and clarifying changes.