Emergency management outlines mitigation timeline; FEMA reimbursement expected for recent road damage
Emergency-management staff briefed the board on a proposed hazard‑mitigation process, said the town’s emergency-management plan is targeted for completion by June 1, and reported that FEMA reimbursement on recent shoulder damage is expected to be roughly $9,000–$10,000 of a $12,000 town outlay.
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Marty (emergency management representative) outlined a proposed mitigation-planning process adapted from neighboring towns and county planning templates and said the aim is to complete an emergency-management plan under a new template by June 1. The representative proposed forming a committee, soliciting public input and running a prioritized-hazard exercise with residents.
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