Combined Contributions by FFTF Partners

FFTF partners are working together to support the recovery of floodplain functions and protect the health and safety of communities around floodplains. Working independently and collaboratively, FFTF partners seek and acquire funding from multiple sources, including federal, state, and local grants, rate-based fees and taxes, and private foundations. Partners provide match funds in many cases and use existing grants to leverage additional funds where possible. Together, the combined investment of all FFTF efforts serves as an indicator of progress toward the shared goals of the FFTF program. In 2020, partners contributed over $10 million toward FFTF activities, bringing their total combined contributions to over $70 million since FFTF was formed in 2013.

FFTF Goal(s):

All Goals

Baseline Year:

2013 (First year of Floodplains by Design funding)

Status:

$71,060,258 total investments in integrated floodplain management

Source(s):

Includes, but is not limited to:

  • Pierce County Planning & Public Works (PPW)
  • Pierce County Flood Control Zone
  • Pierce County Real Estate Excise Tax (REET)
  • Salmon Recovery Funding Board (SRFB)
  • Estuary and Salmon Restoration Program (ESRP)
  • Puget Sound Acquisition and Restoration Fund (PSAR)
  • Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP)
  • Pierce County Conservation Futures
  • Pierce County Transfer of Development Rights Program (TDR)
  • Private Foundations
  • Floodplains by Design
  • Other sources as applicable.
  • 2018 Result: $10,012,107 of combined contributions by FFTF Partners
  • 2019 Result: $7,580,676 of combined contributions by FFTF Partners
  • 2020 Result: $10,168,320 of combined contributions by FFTF Partners; $71,060,258 in cumulative combined contributions