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Commissioners approve Sullivan County multi-hazard mitigation plan required by federal law
Summary
The board voted to adopt the county’s multi-hazard mitigation plan, a federal requirement for eligibility for certain pre- and post-disaster funds; the resolution was moved, seconded and approved by voice assent.
The Sullivan County Commissioners moved to adopt the county’s updated multi-hazard mitigation plan pursuant to federal requirements.
Chair introduced the resolution and moved that the county sign the plan; a commissioner seconded the motion and the board approved the adoption by voice assent. The plan was described in the meeting as a necessary document to meet federal requirements and to maintain eligibility for certain hazard-mitigation and post-disaster funding programs.
The board signed the record copies as required; staff were directed to file the signed plan and provide the final copies to the appropriate emergency management (EMA) contacts.
No roll-call vote was recorded in the meeting transcript; the approval was handled by motion and voice assent.
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