Climate resiliency planning is becoming more important and common in American communities of all sizes. The focus when talking about infrastructure is often on the project or system, but resiliency requires a more expansive and interconnected view. This includes maximizing linkages across systems, deeper engagement with the community who is both affected by disruptions and is a funding partner, and expanding our notion of revenues and return on investment. Climate may play a role in accelerating gentrification, but a High Road Infrastructure Approach provides a pathway for greater resiliency.