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SFMTA Coordinates Flood Plans with San Mateo County Amid Coastal Advisories

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San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is preparing for potential public transit disruptions due to extended coastal flood advisories across the Bay Area. The agency is coordinating flood mitigation plans with San Mateo County, which announced its own staging plans. High tides could surge nearly 2 feet above normal, posing risks to Muni trains in San Francisco, including near the Embarcadero Street tunnel and Cesar Chavez/Illinois streets.

From nbcbayarea.com

Why it matters

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The potential for flooding poses a huge regional impact on transit service, particularly due to SFMTA's shared station partnership with BART. SFMTA is deploying equipment, including sandbags and large sump pumps, to protect subway service in San Francisco.

Regional bodies, including AC Transit and entities in San Mateo County, are working on affordable housing goals and responding to federal transportation proposals.

From nbcbayarea.com

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  • Operational costs might increase due to flood response and service disruption for Muni.

  • San Mateo CountySpeculative

    The county might incur shared costs and resource deployment related to flood planning with SFMTA.

  • Marin CountySpeculative

    Localized inundation might require county-level emergency response and infrastructure protection costs.

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