Military installations and Maryland’s communities have a mutual imperative to prepare for and respond to the impacts of climate change, including sea level rise, more frequent and intense storm events, and extreme temperatures. This preparation is best pursued collaboratively. Fortunately, the State of Maryland and federal government have extensive informational, planning, and funding resources to foster resiliency that adapts to these threats, including the Chesapeake and Coastal Grants Gateway and Military Installation Resilience Review (MIRR) program. Resources in this category include Maryland examples of resiliency projects and guidance documents about accessing and implementing resiliency funding.

• NSF Indian Head/Charles County, MD: ​Advancing Resilience in the Greater-Naval Support Facility Indian Head Community, Charles County, MD​
• ​NSA Annapolis/Ci​ty of Annapolis: Military Installation Resiliency Review ​
  

• Advancing Resilience for Defense Communities: A Planning Framework
• Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC)​ Overview Presentation - FEMA
  
• ​ Charles County: OLDCC Military Installation Resilience Review Grant - Regional Collaboration Forum September 2021 Summary
  
• Charles County: OLDCC Military Installation Resilience Review Grant - Regional Collaboration Forum December 2021 Summary
• Community-Based Water Resiliency Guide: Environmental Protection Agency
• FY 2022-2026 EPA Strategic Plan
• Local Official's Guide to Defense Industry Adjustment
• National Coastal Resilience Fund 2022 Request for Proposals
• 2022 REPI and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation National Coastal Resilience Fund Fact Sheet
• Secure Rural Schools Act-Categories
  
• Susquehanna River Impact & Accretion Study​