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Queenstown adopts county hazard mitigation plan to preserve eligibility for federal disaster funds
Summary
The Commissioners introduced and adopted Resolution 25-101 to adopt the 2025 Queen Anne’s County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan, ensuring the town remains eligible for federal funding in the event of a major natural disaster.
The Queenstown Commissioners on July 23 introduced and adopted Resolution 25-101, which adopts the county's 2025 Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan. Commissioner Tom Willis moved to introduce the resolution; Commissioner Bryon Callahan seconded, and the motion carried by a 2–0 vote.
Town staff noted the county plan was adopted by the Queen Anne’s County Commissioners on June 24. Adoption by the town ensures Queenstown remains eligible to receive federal funding if a major natural event damages infrastructure or property.
No public discussion or opposition was recorded. The resolution was moved and adopted during the meeting; staff will file the executed resolution to maintain grant and disaster-eligibility records.
