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Commission renews participation in two hazard‑mitigation grant programs
Summary
Jackson County approved renewal of two hazard‑mitigation program agreements required every five years to preserve eligibility for FEMA and state mitigation grants, enabling future local project funding.
Commission staff told the board that two hazard‑mitigation program agreements must be renewed every five years to allow the county to apply for FEMA and state mitigation grant funding. Chair Danelle introduced the item and asked if there were questions; Director Josh (present in the room) was available to answer technical questions.
The commission approved the renewals by voice vote. The renewals preserve the county’s eligibility to work with the state Emergency Management office and FEMA on mitigations following disasters, officials said.
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