The NJ FRAMES, also known as Two Rivers, One Future, is a regional and collaborative effort in coastal Monmouth County, NJ that seeks to understand and begin to address the region’s future flood vulnerability. The result is a long-term Regional Resilience and Adaptation Action Plan that identifies ways communities can reduce risks and impacts through individual and region-wide actions.

The region is comprised of 15 communities surrounding the Navesink and Shrewsbury Rivers located in Monmouth County. These communities came together through the Two Rivers Council of Mayors, which is an informal body of government that brings together these communities around their shared vulnerability to severe weather and repetitive flooding events.

Project Area Map – Two Rivers Municipalities

Regional Resilience and Adaptation Action Plan

Regional Resilience and Adaption Action Plan Appendix

• Regional Action Plan, Appendix A: Community Goals
• Regional Action Plan, Appendix B: Enhanced Conceptual Scenario Visualizations
• Regional Action Plan, Appendix C: Methodology for Water levels
• Regional Action Plan, Appendix D: Methodology for Baseline Risk Assessment
• Regional Action Plan, Appendix E: No Action Risk Assessment 2019

 

• NJFRAMES Fact Sheet

 

Stakeholder and Community Engagement:

• NJFRAMES Engagement Plan

 

This project is based on NOAA Report: What Will Adaptation Cost? An Economic Framework for Coastal Community Infrastructure and made possible with financial assistance from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).