Keystone Heights adopts Local Mitigation Strategy resolution to prioritize emergency projects
After a presentation by Clay County Emergency Management, the city council unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-15 to add prioritized mitigation projects to the Local Mitigation Strategy, with the Flood Vulnerability Study and Nightingale Culvert cited as candidates.
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The Keystone Heights City Council on June 1 adopted Resolution 2026-15, approving the city’s participation in the Local Mitigation Strategy (LMS) plan after a presentation by Clay County Emergency Management Director Tim Devins. Councilman Brandon Ludwig moved to approve and Councilman Ryan Knight seconded; the motion passed 5–0, and Mayor Nina Rodenroth and City Manager James Booth signed the resolution after the meeting.
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