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Rockwood council approves Wayne County 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan on 5–2 vote
Summary
The Rockwood City Council voted 5–2 on May 20 to approve the Wayne County 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan after two council members expressed concerns with language in the document; the motion was made by Council Member Mercure and seconded by Council Member Robertson.
The Rockwood City Council voted 5–2 on May 20 to approve the Wayne County 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan following a brief discussion and recorded concerns from two members.
Council Member Mercure moved to approve the plan and Council Member Robertson seconded the motion (M-111-26). Mayor Troy A. Cox and Council Members Cramton, Johnson, Mercure and Robertson voted aye; Council Members Grzywacz and Slavin voted nay. The motion carried.
Council Member Grzywacz and Council Member Slavin told the council they had concerns about language in the plan but did not make a formal amendment; the transcript records their objections but does not specify the exact provisions they sought to change. No committee referral or amendment was proposed before the vote.
The Wayne County 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan is intended to guide hazard planning and mitigation actions across the county; the council did not attach conditions to its approval in this meeting. The approval was taken by roll call following the motion and second recorded in the council packet.
The council moved on to other agenda items after the vote.
