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Moss Point and Grand Bay Reserve Partner on Stormwater Park Project

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What happened

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The City of Moss Point is partnering with the Grand Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve to create a stormwater park. The park will be built on a vacant lot located behind St. Joseph Catholic Church. The project is designed to capture stormwater and filter out pollutants before they reach local waterways.

From wxxv25.com

Why it matters

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Moss Point's aging drainage system struggles to handle heavy rainfall, leaving neighborhoods vulnerable to flooding. The park is intended to reduce flooding and improve water quality by filtering runoff through plants and soil. This initiative addresses infrastructure challenges and environmental concerns in the region.

From wxxv25.com

Who's involved

  • Grand BayPartnering with the city to manage stormwater and filter pollutants.
  • Moss PointPlanning and implementing the stormwater park to address aging drainage.
  • St. Joseph Catholic ChurchThe location of the vacant lot where the stormwater park will be built.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Moss PointSpeculative

    The city could see reduced flood damage costs as the park addresses the aging drainage system.

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