County staff: updated Emergency Operations Plan ready for consent; FEMA-approved hazard mitigation plan needs resolution
Deputy Director Tinger presented an updated Kent County Emergency Operations Plan that staff said can go on the consent agenda and described a FEMA-approved Hazard Mitigation Plan that will require a formal resolution for adoption because it ties to grant funding.
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Deputy Director Tinger (S11) told commissioners the Kent County Emergency Operations Plan was last reviewed in 2020 and that staff had updated the base plan, emergency support functions and hazard-specific annexes. "The next step in this would be for Levy Court to adopt it and then to authorize President Masson to sign a promulgation statement," Tinger said, explaining the consent-agenda path for the EOP.
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