Ephrata emergency manager says hazard-mitigation plan needed for FEMA recognition
EMA Manager Randy Gockley told the Public Safety Committee that individualized emergency plans for independent-living facilities are updated, shelters are listed, and that a hazard-mitigation plan is required for FEMA recognition; he will bring the required plan to council pending Lancaster County approval.
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Randy Gockley, Ephrata Borough’s EMA manager, briefed the Public Safety Committee on the borough’s emergency-planning work and said a hazard-mitigation plan is required for FEMA recognition.
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