Governor Stein Highlights Resiliency at Lumberton’s Floodgate Dedication

Governor Stein Highlights Resiliency at Lumberton’s Floodgate Dedication Release Date Wed, 10/07/2026 - 12:00 sengel Wed, 10/07/2026 - 15:46 Today Governor Stein joined the City of Lumberton to dedicate its new floodgate, mark 10 years since Hurricane Matthew, and highlight the importance of strengthening infrastructure for future storms. “North Carolinians understand the importance of building stronger infrastructure to protect against severe weather, and the twin tragedies of Hurricane Matthew and Hurricane Florence made clear the need in Robeson County,” said Governor Josh Stein. “Lumberton’s new floodgate will save lives, protect people’s homes, and preserve their livelihoods.” Ten years ago, Hurricane Matthew swept through North Carolina, taking 25 lives, causing catastrophic flooding, displacing hundreds of residents, and leaving destruction in its wake. Lumberton’s new floodgate will provide protection to the residents of Lumberton and the businesses located within the city’s industrial sector. It is part of a $15 million collaborative project supported by many partners, including: North Carolina Office of Recovery and Resiliency’s Community Development Block Grant – Disaste

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