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Parmer County approves five-year FEMA hazard mitigation plan
Summary
The county approved its Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan, a FEMA-required five-year renewal that must be in place for the county to be eligible for FEMA assistance after a disaster.
Sheriff Erick Geske told the Court the Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan is required by FEMA and is renewed every five years; FEMA requires the plan to be in place before a county files for FEMA assistance following a disaster. Commissioner Kirk Frye moved to approve the plan; Commissioner Casey Russell seconded and the motion passed by majority vote.
Sheriff Geske noted the renewal is an administrative requirement to maintain eligibility for federal disaster assistance. The minutes record the motion and majority approval; the plan itself was provided as an attachment in the meeting materials.
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