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Union Point renews participation in Greene County hazard mitigation plan
Summary
The council approved a renewal resolution to continue Union Point's participation in the Greene County Hazard Mitigation Plan, a FEMA-required county-level plan. The motion was moved by Council Member Boswell and passed unanimously.
Union Point's City Council on Oct. 14 approved a renewal resolution for the Greene County Hazard Mitigation Plan, a county-level planning document the Federal Emergency Management Agency requires for counties seeking certain disaster-preparedness benefits.
Mayor Lanier Rhodes presented the renewal resolution and Council Member Sally Boswell moved to approve it. The motion was seconded and recorded in the minutes as unanimously passed.
The transcript identifies the FEMA requirement for county hazard mitigation plans but does not include the full text of the county plan or explain whether the renewal creates any new city obligations beyond continued participation in the county document.
