KIPDA planner: regional hazard mitigation plan nearly complete; FEMA review due in September–October
Ryan Lloyd of the KIPDA Area Development District told Oldham County Fiscal Court the regional Hazard Mitigation Plan (covering six counties) is about 85–90% complete, is updated on a five‑year schedule and will be submitted to state review and FEMA in late September–mid‑October; he invited county input and noted FEMA funding eligibility depends on plan currency.
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Ryan Lloyd, regional planner and GIS specialist with the KIPDA Area Development District, briefed the court on the regional Hazard Mitigation Plan required by FEMA. Lloyd said the plan covers Bullitt, Henry, Oldham, Shelby, Spencer and Trimble counties, is updated every five years and includes historical disaster occurrences, damage estimates and a list of mitigation projects that could be eligible for FEMA funding.
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