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Council adopts updated hazard-mitigation plan required for grant eligibility
Summary
Council adopted Resolution 2026-20 to approve an updated Dalhart-area hazard-mitigation plan, a periodic requirement that keeps the city eligible for certain federal and state mitigation grants, with staff noting routine multi-agency participation in the update process.
Council voted to adopt Resolution 2026-20 to accept the updated hazard-mitigation plan that the city and regional partners developed over several meetings. The city manager described the process as a multi-jurisdictional update involving county and emergency-response partners "so we can apply to TDM for grants or anything like that," adding that the update is largely procedural and required every few years.
Council moved to adopt the resolution and the motion passed by voice vote. Staff said the plan documents which buildings and shelters are relevant to hazard responses and helps preserve grant eligibility for mitigation projects.
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