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Three-county hazard mitigation plan update seeks public input via survey, Bladen County official says

2218036 · February 4, 2025
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Summary

A staff member gave an overview of a multi-county hazard mitigation plan update and urged commissioners and residents to complete a posted survey accessed by QR code and website links.

A county official told Bladen County commissioners that the county is participating in a three-county update of the hazard mitigation plan and asked commissioners to promote a public survey to inform the update.

The presenter said state guidelines require the mitigation plan be updated every five years and that the current outreach includes a survey available by QR code on distributed flyers and via a website. The official said the survey is intended to capture local needs and priorities and asked commissioners to share the flyer and survey on county social channels.

The official said they had already posted the survey to the county Facebook page and would ensure it remained on the county website. Commissioners asked procedural questions about outreach; the presenter said paper flyers are available and staff can provide additional copies on request.

No formal board vote was required; the update and outreach were presented for information and community engagement.