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Resilient Communities for America

Resilient Communities for America (RC4A) is a national campaign that supports the leadership of local elected officials who are building more resilient communities - communities that can recover from extreme weather, energy, and economic challenges.

The Resilient Communities for America Agreement is a sign-on letter for mayors and county leaders who pledge to create more resilient cities, towns, and counties - and share their challenges and successes to help other local governments. 

RC4A's goals are to:

  • Secure a leadership commitment to address community resilience from 200 local elected official signatories in the first 12 months after the campaign launched in June 2013, and 1,000 by 2015.
  • Secure greater state and federal funding, support, and collaboration with local governments to support local initiatives on resilience and preparedness, infrastructure renewal, and energy security.
  • Measurably improve the resilience of all communities that participate in the campaign.

Phone: (510) 844-0699

Related Organizations:

  • ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability

Related Resources:

  • Climate Extremes Communication Guidebook
  • City Resilience Framework
  • Resilient Communities for America Agreement

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