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Castle Dale begins process to adopt state Wildland‑Urban Interface code after HB48 Following Utah House Bill 48, Castle Dale reviewed the Wildland‑Urban Interface (WUI) Code and will send maps and a draft ordinance to Planning and Zoning before a council vote. The state controls high‑risk designations; currently no city parcels rate 5 or higher.

Castle Dale is taking crucial steps to implement the state's Wildland-Urban Interface Code, but what does it mean for local property owners?

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#CastleDaleEmeryCounty #UT #CitizenPortal #LandUsePlanning #PublicSafety #CastleDaleWildlandUrbanInterface #CommunityResilience

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After the April 15 tornado, Dooly County mobilizes debris removal, housing assessments and grants A tornado struck Vienna on April 15, 1999; county emergency management and public works coordinated damage assessments, accepted state debris-disposal allowances, and sought grant assistance for stream debris removal and scrap-tire cleanup.

A devastating tornado tore through Vienna in 1999, wreaking havoc on homes and leaving a community to rally together for recovery.

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#DoolyCounty #GA #EnvironmentalCleanup #CitizenPortal #DisasterRecovery #CommunityResilience

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Dickson County Commission backs application for up to $1.5 million in federal disaster‑recovery grants The commission unanimously approved a resolution supporting an application to the U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development Agency (EDA) for up to $1.5 million in Economic Adjustment Assistance disaster‑recovery funds, contingent on matching funds from a non‑county source.

Dickson County is poised to apply for up to $1.5 million in federal disaster-recovery funds, but matching contributions are key to unlocking this vital support!

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#DicksonCounty #TN #CitizenPortal #DisasterRecovery #CommunityResilience #EconomicAssistance

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Simpson County Fiscal Court approves budget amendments, grant commitments and project authorizations At its Jan. 17 meeting the Simpson County Fiscal Court approved multiple routine financial actions — including a 13% local match for a $600,000 Hazard Mitigation Grant safe room, establishment of an opioid settlement account, first reading of a budget amendment, and authorization to seek a $2.4M grant for Project Thoroughbred.

Simpson County is making strides in safety and economic development with a new FEMA safe room, opioid settlement account, and a $2.4M grant pursuit for industrial improvements!

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#SimpsonCounty #KY #CitizenPortal #EconomicDevelopment #PublicSafety #CommunityResilience

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Cocke County adopts 2025–2030 Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan; FEMA approval pending adoption documentation County commissioners adopted the 2025–2030 Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan after a presentation by EMA Director Joe Esway. FEMA Region 4 issued conditional compliance and requested submission of the formal adoption resolution for final approval.

Cocke County has officially adopted its 2025–2030 Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan, paving the way for crucial disaster funding and infrastructure protection!

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#CockeCounty #TN #CitizenPortal #FederalFunding #CommunityResilience #CockeCountyHazardMitigation #DisasterReadiness

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Another great article from the folks at the Fire Networks. Check out Invest in People and Community Resilience Will Follow by using the link here - buff.ly/e0mzL2W #Wildfire #CommunityResilience

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APS recounts Aug. 24 microburst that left much of Camp Verde without power; council presses on sheltering and preparedness Arizona Public Service summarized the Aug. 24, 2025 microburst and outage response; Council members asked where residents would shelter during a town‑wide outage and pressed for clearer contingency plans ahead of a spring 2026 preparedness work session.

A recent microburst left Camp Verde in the dark, sparking urgent questions about emergency shelter plans and community preparedness.

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#CampVerdeYavapaiCounty #AZ #CampVerdeEmergencyPreparedness #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #CommunityResilience #DisasterReadiness

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Panel urges Alaska Legislature to back coordinated infrastructure plan to speed federal defense investment At a Juneau lunch-and-learn, regional and military officials urged the Alaska Legislature to endorse a concise white paper and coordinated messaging to help unlock an estimated $23 billion in federal defense investment; presenters also detailed housing and "warm storage" needs at Eielson and elsewhere.

Alaska is on the brink of unlocking a staggering $23 billion in federal defense funding, but it needs a unified infrastructure plan to make it happen.

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#AK #HousingSolutions #CitizenPortal #DefenseReadiness #AlaskaInfrastructure #CommunityResilience

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Tazewell County IDA authorized to apply for $3 million state grant to build flood-damaged housing in Richlands The Tazewell County Industrial Development Authority voted unanimously to apply for a $3 million Resilient Virginia grant to buy nine prefabricated homes for flood victims in Richlands and approved a purchase option on a 1.218-acre parcel at 509 Roanoke Street.

Tazewell County is taking a bold step to support flood victims by seeking a $3 million grant to purchase prefabricated homes for those in need.

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#TazewellCounty #VA #CitizenPortal #AffordableHousing #DisasterRelief #CommunityResilience

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EUPTA accepts FY2024 audit; board hears finance report showing revenue pressures The Eastern Upper Peninsula Transportation Authority accepted a FY2024 audit with a Modified Opinion and approved routine finance actions. Staff warned of lower bus revenue, higher operating costs and reduced pandemic-era funding, and noted pension and reserve considerations.

The Eastern Upper Peninsula Transportation Authority is navigating tough financial waters, grappling with rising costs and declining revenue—what's next for the future of local transit?

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#ChippewaCounty #MI #CitizenPortal #FinancialTransparency #CommunityResilience

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Whitfield County commissioners approve parks, public‑safety purchases, rezoning and two alcohol licenses The Whitfield County Board of Commissioners on May 12 unanimously approved multiple project contracts and purchases — including Edwards Park court repairs and Hurst extrication equipment — accepted grant applications, confirmed several rezoning recommendations and approved two alcohol licenses for Dalton businesses.

Whitfield County commissioners just made significant moves to enhance local parks, public safety, and business opportunities—what's next for the community?

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#WhitfieldCounty #GA #CitizenPortal #ParksDevelopment #PublicSafety #CommunityResilience

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Sumter County Council adopts flood ordinance amendments to match new FEMA Black River maps Sumter County Council unanimously approved amendments to its Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance (OA-22-09) to adopt revised FEMA Black River watershed maps and Flood Insurance Study revisions, a change the county must enact by Oct. 27, 2022 to remain in the National Flood Insurance Program.

Sumter County Council has taken a crucial step to protect residents by adopting updated FEMA flood maps, ensuring continued access to federal flood insurance benefits.

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#SumterCounty #SC #InsuranceReform #CitizenPortal #FloodPrevention #CommunityResilience #SumterCountyFloods

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Lincoln County commissioners adopt emergency declaration to secure state trailer for flood response Lincoln County commissioners voted May 8 to adopt a declaration of emergency to access state resources, including an emergency trailer for Cokeville flood mitigation, and to preserve the ability to seek federal aid if needed.

Lincoln County commissioners have declared a state of emergency to expedite flood-mitigation efforts and secure vital resources for affected areas.

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#LincolnCounty #WY #CitizenPortal #LincolnCountyFloodMitigation #EmergencyResponse #CommunityResilience #DisasterManagement

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Edmond outlines multibillion-dollar water plan; O1C treatment phase could cost up to $392 million City staff described a multipart water-treatment expansion — phases O1A/B/C — to replace aging capacity and add treatment. Officials said O1C’s midpoint construction estimate is $327 million (up to $392 million) and council was briefed on financing and a rate study required to support the work.

Edmond City Council is unveiling a groundbreaking multi-phase water treatment expansion plan, with costs soaring up to $392 million for the final phase alone!

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#EdmondOklahomaCounty #OK #CitizenPortal #WaterResourceManagement #InfrastructureDevelopment #CommunityResilience

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Assembly committee advances bill to set science‑based clearance standards after wildfires AB 1642 would direct DTSC and OEHHA to set emergency and long‑term standards for what contaminants to test for and what clearance levels allow safe reoccupation of homes, workplaces and schools after urban/WUI fires; scientists and survivors urged action while insurers warned of costs and overlapping authority.

A new bill aims to establish crucial safety standards for homes and schools after wildfires, revealing alarming levels of heavy metals that could pose serious health risks to residents.

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#CA #PublicHealth #CitizenPortal #EnvironmentalSafety #CommunityResilience

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Committee endorses extension of disaster resiliency task force; members stress local long‑term recovery teams House Concurrent Resolution 66 would continue a disaster prevention and resiliency task force; sponsor and guests highlighted coordination with state and federal partners and the need to expand long‑term recovery groups in Kentucky’s counties.

Kentucky is taking bold steps to prevent future disasters with a new resolution aimed at strengthening resilience and expanding local recovery teams.

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#KY #CitizenPortal #CommunityResilience #LongTermRecovery #DisasterPrevention

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Al-Ma'ashar village's mayor, Shadi Sayah, announced an evacuation order by the Lebanese army for safety reasons. Initially, residents stayed out of faith in the state but ultimately prioritized safety and chose to evacuate.

#Lebanon #SecurityChallenges #CommunityResilience

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#communityresilience #publicassemblies #democracy #assemblies

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Greenwood County approves watershed study and automated flood-monitoring stations Council authorized a $6,000 study of emergency access-road options and approved Wolpert Engineering's $64,007.55 proposal for automated flood-monitoring stations, with HOAs expected to cover recurring cellular/maintenance costs unless the county assumes them.

Greenwood County is taking significant steps to combat flooding with a new $6,000 study for emergency access roads and a $64,000 proposal for automated flood-monitoring stations.

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#GreenwoodCounty #SC #FloodMonitoring #CitizenPortal #EmergencyAccess #CommunityResilience

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King County council adopts one-year moratorium on new or expanded detention facilities The King County Council on March 3 adopted an emergency one-year moratorium (Ordinance 2026-0048) prohibiting acceptance of applications for new or expanded detention facilities in unincorporated areas while the county studies impacts and drafts permanent rules. The vote was 7–2.

King County Council has enacted a one-year moratorium on new detention facilities to ensure community health and safety while assessing potential impacts.

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#KingCounty #WA #CivicAccountability #PublicHealth #CitizenPortal #CommunityResilience #KingCountyDetention

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Community Wildfire Protection Plans (CWPPs) play a critical role in building wildfire resilience across landscapes and neighborhoods. The Fire Networks has put together a great article to learn more about CWPPs. Check it out at buff.ly/6KIJSjg #CommunityResilience #Wildfire

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On Teacher's Day, Minister Rima Karamé commended educators for their essential role during tough times, highlighting schools as safe spaces and the need for collaboration to support students for Lebanon’s future.

#TeacherAppreciation #LebanonEducation #CommunityResilience

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Conroe consultants propose $4/month stormwater fee; council to consider April vote Consultants recommended a stormwater utility fee of $4 per month for most single-family homes and $4 per ERU (3,200 sq ft) for nonresidential properties to fund operations and capital projects; council asked for regional comparisons and will consider a vote April 23.

Conroe is considering a new $4 monthly stormwater utility fee to tackle aging drainage issues and recurring flooding—could this be the solution the city needs?

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#ConroeMontgomeryCounty #TX #CitizenPortal #ConroeStormwater #FloodManagement #CommunityResilience

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this is why #Canadians should be focused less on #Murica, & more on what the #US #DarkFunds to #ratfuck #Canada

#Project2026: #BuildCommunity & #CommunityResilience 💢faster than the #AIbits & #Nazis #ratfucks #CanadianCulture💢

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Lane County unveils Community Health Improvement Plan 2026'2030, prioritizing access, resilience and mental health Lane County public health staff and partners presented the Live Healthy Lane Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) 2026'2030, identifying three priorities—access to services, community resilience/basic needs, and mental health—and establishing a data team and measurable indicators for implementation and annual review.

Lane County is launching a groundbreaking Community Health Improvement Plan aimed at enhancing access, resilience, and mental health for all residents!

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#LaneCounty #OR #LaneCountyHealth #MentalHealthWellbeing #CommunityResilience #HealthAccess

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Lake Country Fire & Rescue chief: totaled water tender is appraised; replacement likely next year Lake Country Fire & Rescue Chief Fenning told the Delafield Common Council on March 2 that a water tender involved in a Feb. 1 accident was deemed a total loss, accepted the insurer's appraisal and that a replacement procured this spring could arrive in the first quarter of next year. The board will discuss replacement strategies at its April meeting.

Lake Country Fire & Rescue faces a critical moment as Chief Fenning reveals plans for a custom water tender replacement after a recent accident left the department's apparatus in need.

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#DelafieldWaukeshaCounty #WI #CitizenPortal #DelafieldFire #PublicSafety #CommunityResilience

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Select Water Committee recommends slate of planning and construction contracts and MOUs to state water commission The Select Water Committee voted to recommend multiple planning and construction contracts, amendments and University of Wyoming MOUs to the Wyoming Water Development Commission; most votes were unanimous with two members excused. The commission will review final approvals on March 18.

The Select Water Committee just greenlit a major package of planning and construction contracts set to reshape Wyoming's water future!

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#WY #CitizenPortal #EnvironmentalPlanning #CommunityResilience #WaterDevelopment

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Columbia County highlights 26-year finance streak, AAA bond rating and awards for Hurricane Helene response County Manager Scott Johnson used the County Compass podcast to spotlight Columbia County’s consecutive finance honors, national and state emergency-management awards after Hurricane Helene, a AAA credit rating and an estimated FEMA reimbursement tied to recovery work.

Columbia County celebrates 26 years of flawless financial reporting and a stellar AAA bond rating, proving that your tax dollars are in expert hands!

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#ColumbiaCounty #GA #CitizenPortal #ColumbiaCountyFinance #EmergencyManagement #CommunityResilience #FiscalTransparency

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Truckee Meadows officials flag uncertain fire season; chief outlines new drones, Station 35 ribbon cutting Officials told the Truckee Meadows Fire Protection District on March 3 that unusual winter conditions make next fire season hard to predict, and Fire Chief Edwards outlined department updates including a planned July ribbon cutting for Station 35 and a drone program placing drones at Stations 45 and 46 for early incident assessment.

Truckee Meadows is facing an unpredictable fire season due to unusual winter weather, prompting officials to implement new strategies including a drone program for faster response.

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#WashoeCounty #NV #CitizenPortal #PublicSafety #FirePreparedness #CommunityResilience

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Fire officials urge Spanish Springs residents to create defensible space and join Firewise efforts Fire Adaptive Nevada and local wildfire officials told the Spanish Springs Citizens Advisory Board that embers, not large flame walls, are the main home threat; nearly 22,000 Nevada homes sit at moderate or higher wildfire risk and homeowners can join Firewise/Fire Adaptive programs to reduce insurance and safety risks.

Embers, not raging flames, are the real threat to your home in wildfires—discover how simple actions can protect your property and possibly lower your insurance rates!

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#WashoeCounty #NV #CitizenPortal #InsuranceRisk #WildfireMitigation #CommunityResilience

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