Counties across New Jersey continue to design plans to better prepare for the next storm, 10 years after Superstorm Sandy.

The plans are made possible from a federal grant. Some cities in North Jersey such as Hoboken and Newark plan to build storm surge barriers that can double as walkways.

Towns along the Raritan Bay, such as South Amboy, will need to build elevated flood walls.

Places such as Long Beach Island will set better guidelines to prevent flooding.