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Custer County moves forward with $495,000 FEMA flood mitigation grant for scoping projects
Summary
Emergency Management Director Steve Esser said the county is finalizing signatures for a $495,000 FEMA Flood Mitigation Grant to be used for scoping projects and is pursuing additional grants in 2025 to begin projects.
Emergency Management Director Steve Esser told the commission he is finalizing signatures for a FEMA Flood Mitigation Grant worth $495,000. Esser said the funds will be used for scoping projects and that he is hopeful for additional grants in 2025 that could be used to begin work on identified mitigation priorities.
The commission acknowledged the grant presentation and approved whatever signature or final approval actions were required during the meeting. Esser described the funding as intended for scoping rather than immediate capital construction, with further actions dependent on future grant awards and project prioritization.
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