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  1. Delaware is seeking federal funding to manage coastal erosion and dune damage along Fenwick Island.

Chris Coons seeks $30 million federal funding for Delaware beach replenishment

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Chris Coons's office announced efforts to secure $30 million in federal funding for Delaware beach replenishment. This funding is intended to address ongoing needs following damage taken by Delaware beaches in a recent nor'easter. The figure was coordinated with the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control and Governor Matt Meyer’s Office.

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The funding is aimed at full beach nourishment for fiscal year 2027. This effort follows earlier federal funding secured for replenishment projects along the coast. Coons stated that Delaware’s beaches are critical to the state’s economy.

Delaware is seeking federal funding to manage coastal erosion and dune damage along Fenwick Island.

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  • DelawareSpeculative

    Delaware could see its core business benefit from receiving $30 million in federal funding for coastal replenishment and dune rebuilding.

  • The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control may gain direct access to $30 million in federal funding for beach nourishment projects.

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  1. Chris Coons met with Bethany mayors, including Mayor Ron Calef, to review local beach conditions.Sub-event
  2. Coons advocates for federal funding for Delaware beaches.1 source

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