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Selectboard accepts Hazard Mitigation Plan to send to state

Town of Tunbridge Selectboard · April 28, 2026
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Summary

The Selectboard voted to accept a Hazard Mitigation Plan for submission to the state. The motion was seconded and recorded as 'All aye.' The action formalizes the town’s mitigation planning for state review.

The Tunbridge Selectboard accepted a Hazard Mitigation Plan during its April 28 meeting and agreed to forward the plan to the state. Vice Chair Mike McPhetres moved for acceptance and John O’Brien seconded; the minutes record the vote as “All aye.”

Board acceptance is an administrative step to make the town eligible to participate in state-level mitigation planning and to assist in securing potential mitigation funding. The minutes record the action without further debate or amendment.

Selectboard members present at the time supported forwarding the plan for state review; staff will file the plan with the appropriate state office.