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Plymouth Select Board adopts updated five-year Hazard Mitigation Plan

Plymouth Select Board · July 28, 2026
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Summary

The board approved the updated Plymouth Hazard Mitigation Plan, a five-year document prepared by the emergency management director to maintain FEMA compliance and eligibility for assistance. The motion to approve and sign carried by voice vote.

The Select Board approved the updated Plymouth Hazard Mitigation Plan, a five‑year document that helps the town remain eligible for FEMA funding and assistance.

Speaker 1 moved to approve the plan "as submitted to us by Kevin," referencing the emergency management director who led the update. Board members discussed that the plan had been in development since 2021 and emphasized the importance of staying in compliance with FEMA requirements. The motion passed on a voice vote and the signatory authorization was granted.

Members said that keeping the plan current preserves the town’s ability to seek federal support after disasters and helps prioritize mitigation actions in upcoming capital-budget cycles.