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County says FEMA approved local hazard mitigation plan; adoption to come in May

3031860 · April 15, 2025
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Summary

Siskiyou County officials announced that the Department of Emergency Services has received FEMA approval for the county's local hazard mitigation plan; staff will present the plan to the board for formal adoption in May.

Angela Davis, County Administrator, notified the board that the Department of Emergency Services has received approval from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for the county's local hazard mitigation plan.

Davis told the board that Office of Emergency Services staff will bring the FEMA‑approved plan back to the Board of Supervisors for formal adoption in May.

She described FEMA approval as a “huge accomplishment” for the department and said staff will return to the board with the complete plan and adoption request for the board’s consideration.

Ending: County staff indicated a formal adoption request will appear on an upcoming board agenda in May; no further procedural details or dates were provided in the transcript.