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Town of Maiden Rock adopts Pierce County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan resolution
Summary
The Town of Maiden Rock board voted unanimously June 16 to adopt the Pierce County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan resolution, a step the town says will help align local hazard planning with countywide efforts.
The Town of Maiden Rock board voted June 16 to adopt a resolution endorsing the Pierce County Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan.
During the board's monthly meeting, supervisors reviewed the plan and recorded unanimous support: Supervisor John Danneker, Supervisor Allen White and Chairman Jerry F. Duden each voted yes on the resolution. The minutes note the measure was "reviewed, and voted on;" no dissenting votes were recorded.
Town officials said the resolution links the town's hazard-mitigation planning with Pierce County's broader effort to identify hazards and improve eligibility for mitigation funding. Board members did not record further implementation steps in the minutes; the item was described as reviewed and adopted at the meeting.
The resolution was taken up as a discrete agenda item during the board's June 16 session. The board also discussed several administrative matters during the meeting, including roads and procurement decisions.
Next steps were not specified in the minutes; the board indicated the resolution review was complete and did not record follow-up deadlines or assigned departments in the meeting record.
