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Carrollton council adopts county hazard mitigation plan with staff corrections

Carrollton City Council · July 14, 2026
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Summary

The Carrollton City Council adopted the Carroll County Hazard Mitigation Plan after staff review identified only minor spelling and grammatical corrections; council approved a resolution adopting the plan on a voice vote.

The Carrollton City Council voted to adopt the Carroll County Hazard Mitigation Plan after city staff reviewed the document and recommended only minor corrections.

Public-works representative Brooks told the council the county forwarded the plan and that he and Miss Griffiths had reviewed it, finding "a few minor spelling errors and some grammatical errors," but no substantive changes were required. "The substance of it was fine and it's what we've always done," Brooks said.

The mayor called for a motion to approve the plan with the corrections noted; the motion carried on a voice vote with no opposition recorded.

The adoption formalizes Carrollton's participation in the countywide mitigation strategy; Brooks said the process is periodic and that staff will implement the plan as coordinated with county partners. No additional implementation timetable or budget details were specified at the meeting.

The council moved on to other agenda items after the vote.