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Robbins approves update to Cook County hazard mitigation plan
Summary
The Village of Robbins voted unanimously May 27 to adopt Ordinance 5-27-25, updating the Cook County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan to maintain eligibility for county/state hazard planning and grant programs.
The Village of Robbins adopted an ordinance May 27 approving the Cook County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan update (Ordinance 5-27-25), a measure trustees said will help coordinate local hazard planning and maintain access to regional resilience programs.
Trustee David R. Dyson moved to adopt the ordinance and Trustee Thomas Harper seconded the motion. The board approved the measure by roll call vote: Dyson, Maxey, Harper, Kelly, Holmes and Collier voted aye; the motion carried.
The adoption was presented under New Business; minutes record no roll-call opposition or amendments. The ordinance was listed on the meeting agenda as the formal mechanism to accept the Cook County plan update, which local governments typically use to remain eligible for federal and county mitigation grants and technical assistance.
The board took no additional direction in the minutes on implementation steps or timelines beyond adoption. Next procedural steps typically include filing the adopted ordinance with the county and updating local emergency plans, but the minutes do not specify those actions or dates.
