Resiliency

The resiliency plan hinges on a developer getting city approval to build a 77-story tower.

Deployable flood walls, basements that act like bathtubs, super-sized generators and other features.

The city got a grant in 2014 to restore a Broad Channel marsh, but it's far short of the lowest bid.

The Parks Dept. has greenlighted two new projects using federal cash left over from boardwalk repairs.

GOLES is hosting workshops on emergency preparedness for the community's elderly.

As the fourth anniversary of Sandy arrives, resiliency in flood-prone Red Hook remains a concern.

Saturday marked the fourth anniversary of Hurricane Sandy's devastating blow to New York City.

"Red Hook WaterStories 1.0" launched in time for the fourth anniversary of Hurricane Sandy.

DNAinfo took a look back at some of the 2015 stories that will continue shape the area in 2016.

The Sandy-damaged beach will eventually undergo renovations to boost its resiliency.

762 homes have started construction and 1,090 people have gotten checks since Sandy, the mayor said.

Red Hook Houses is being considered for a "microgrid," a self-sufficient source of power.

The first "Ready Red Hook Day" will help residents teach  what to do and where to go during a disaster.

The Feast's conference at Pioneer Works will bring technologists and innovators to Red Hook this fall.

The bill passed the state senate, and Sen. Diane Savino called on the governor to sign it into law.