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Dunn County committee postpones decision on hazard mitigation plan amid federal funding uncertainty
Summary
The Dunn County Judicial and Law Committee voted to postpone choosing among four hazard mitigation plan options, citing unclear federal funding and timing; emergency management staff outlined costs, a possible $16,000 pared-down option, and local mitigation priorities such as storm shelters and riverbank erosion projects.
The Dunn County Judicial and Law Committee voted to postpone a decision on whether to prepare a new hazard mitigation plan or delay work, leaving the county’s next step open until a future meeting.
The committee’s postponement came after emergency management staff outlined four options — including a scaled-down plan estimated at about $16,000 and a broader plan that would include neighboring municipalities and maintain grant eligibility — and warned that federal funding through FEMA is uncertain. Supervisor Walsh made the motion to postpone; the motion was seconded by Supervisor Gilbert and passed on a voice vote.
Emergency management staff said the county’s current five-year mitigation plan expires in October and described a November window when federal or state mitigation grant solicitations often appear. “I think the only caveat is is that November is…
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