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Select board given FEMA risk-map notice for Hudson–Hoosick River watershed study
Summary
Chair presented a FEMA letter about a risk-map project for the Hudson–Hoosick River watershed and asked the board to review copies to determine any required follow-up; members photographed the letter and the chair assigned it to the clerk for filing.
The chair told the board she had received a letter from FEMA concerning a risk mapping project for the Hudson–Hoosick River watershed and distributed copies for review. "Letter from FEMA. It's concerning it's a risk map project concerning the watershed, Hudson Hoosick River watershed study," the chair said, and asked the clerk to file the correspondence and members to look into any next steps.
Board members took photographs of the letter and asked for copies; the clerk agreed to file the notice and provide materials for review. The board did not take immediate action beyond agreeing to examine the information and consider it in upcoming planning or flood-resilience discussions.
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