CCFF Support to Parish and Town Councils Martyn Alvey Community Flood Resilience Manager Cornwall Council Parish and Town Council Summit - 13 th May 2014.

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CCFF Support to Parish and Town Councils Martyn Alvey Community Flood Resilience Manager Cornwall Council Parish and Town Council Summit - 13 th May 2014

Update you on: The CCFF Community Resilience Toolkit Community Flood Warden Training Surface Water Runoff Grant Scheme

-The role of community volunteers -Risk awareness guidance for community volunteers -Understanding flood risk Training ● Contributors: -Working with the Emergency Services -Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) -The use of sand bags ● Package of training modules for community volunteers:

Surface Water Runoff Grant Short term opportunity open until 30 Sep 14 Surface Water Runoff a significant challenge last winter A grant of up to £5000 land owners to make changes to reduce flooding neighbours Funded through the DEFRA Flood Resilience Pathfinder – hence short timeframe Land owner must be ‘sponsored’ by Parish/Town/Cornwall Councillor More derails in your pack.

Contact For further information please contact: Martyn Alvey Community Flood Resilience Manager Tel: Mobile: Cornwall Community Flood Forum