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Board adopts Ripley County All Hazard Mitigation Plan

Batesville Board of Works · July 14, 2025

Summary

The Board adopted Resolution "one-twenty 25" to readopt the Ripley County All Hazard Mitigation Plan after an update; the city fire chief said the county approved the update last month and the plan had previously been adopted around 2019.

The Batesville Board of Works voted to adopt the Ripley County All Hazard Mitigation Plan under Resolution number "one-twenty 25."

Chair introduced the item and invited the city’s fire chief to explain the update. The fire chief said the county updated the multi-hazard mitigation plan to refresh contacts and account for business changes since the plan’s earlier adoption. He summarized that the plan addresses hazards and disasters and noted, “I believe back in 2019” when the previous adoption occurred. He also stated the county commissioners approved the updated plan last month and the city was being asked to readopt it to maintain mutual-aid continuity.

Clerk moved to approve the resolution; the board approved it on a voice vote. No roll-call tallies or dissenting votes were recorded in the transcript. The board did not attach additional local amendments during the meeting.

The adopted plan is intended to coordinate long-term mitigation and mutual-aid arrangements between the city and Ripley County; staff or other departments were not assigned additional immediate tasks on the record at this meeting.

The meeting proceeded to the next agenda item after the vote.

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