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Dunn County adopts FEMA‑approved five‑year Multi Hazard Mitigation Plan
Summary
Emergency Manager Sarah Duttenhefner presented a FEMA‑approved five‑year Multi Hazard Mitigation Plan and the Dunn County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously to adopt it, giving the county an updated framework for hazard mitigation projects and funding eligibility.
Emergency Manager Sarah Duttenhefner presented a FEMA‑approved Multi Hazard Mitigation Plan, a five‑year framework the county says will guide hazard mitigation priorities and improve eligibility for federal mitigation funding. The board moved to adopt the plan after Duttenhefner's presentation.
Commissioner Olson moved to adopt the plan and Commissioner Heiser seconded the motion. The board voted unanimously to adopt the plan.
The plan, described by Duttenhefner as a five‑year, FEMA‑approved document, was presented for formal adoption; the minutes record the board's unanimous approval. The board did not record additional conditions or amendments to the plan during the meeting.
With adoption, county staff can proceed with any follow‑up steps required by FEMA for implementation and eligibility for mitigation grants. The board took no additional formal actions at the meeting to allocate funds for specific mitigation projects.
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