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Dunn County adopts FEMA‑accepted five‑year multi‑hazard mitigation plan
Summary
The board voted to adopt Dunn County's five‑year multi‑hazard mitigation plan after the emergency manager reported FEMA had accepted the plan; the motion passed by voice vote.
The county's emergency manager reported that the Dunn County multi‑hazard mitigation plan has been accepted by the Federal Emergency Management Agency and asked the board for formal adoption.
"We did get notification that the multi hazard mitigation plan has now been accepted by FEMA," the emergency manager said, noting the plan covers a five‑year period and that the county should finalize formal adoption.
A commissioner moved to adopt the multi‑hazard mitigation plan as presented; the motion was seconded and the board approved it by voice vote.
The emergency manager said she will seek formal adoption by municipalities within Dunn County as well so the regional plan is consistent. The adoption formalizes the county's hazard‑mitigation priorities and is a step toward eligibility for certain federal mitigation funds and post‑disaster assistance.
