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Lauderdale Public flooding mitigation Flooding
<br />Identify, prioritize, and implement localized flood
<br />reduction measures to improve drainage systems and
<br />reduce over-the-road flooding to County or municipal
<br />roads.
<br />Yes Not Started Flooding Goal #1
<br />RC Public Works, City
<br />Public Works, MnDOT,
<br />Watershed Districts
<br />County/City Budgets,
<br />MnDOT,
<br />Possible MN DNR Flood
<br />Hazard Grants or FEMA
<br />HMA grant for Localized
<br />Flood Reduction Projects /
<br />Infrastructure Retrofit
<br />Flood reduction measures
<br />mitigate impacts on private
<br />and public property
<br />Under $50k 2-3 years 1 1 1 1 1 1 6
<br />New Comment: Lauderdale does not have areas prone to
<br />localized flooding.
<br />Lauderdale Continue to ensure the strong coordination between
<br />local fire departments to provide fire protection.Yes In Progress Municipal fire districts Local fire department
<br />funding
<br />There are 12 fire departments located in Ramsey County. All
<br />the municipal fire departments have mutual aid agreements with
<br />each contiguous department that borders their respective fire
<br />district, including those in adjoining counties. Written mutual
<br />aid agreements are on file with each city.
<br />New Comment: Lauderdale fire services provided by the City of
<br />St. Paul.
<br />Lauderdale Continue to enforce burning permits/ restrictions.Yes Not Started Municipal fire districts Municipal or fire district
<br />funding 0
<br />Burn permits are regulated by the fire departments in Ramsey
<br />County. An actual permit may or may not be required, however,
<br />each jurisdiction has rules/regulations available to all residents
<br />online.
<br />New Comment: Lauderdale fire services provided by the City of
<br />St. Paul.
<br />Lauderdale Water conservation Preserve water supply
<br />Promote water conservation measures to residents
<br />during periods of drought and enforce water
<br />conservation ordinances when needed.
<br />Yes In Progress Drought Goal #1
<br />RCEMHS, RC
<br />Conservation District &
<br />Local City planning
<br />depts.
<br />County, municipal funding
<br />Ensuring a health water
<br />source reduces the
<br />impacts of water
<br />conservation measures.
<br />Under $50k Over 5 years 1 1 1 1 1 1 6
<br />New Comment: St. Paul Regional Water owns water system in
<br />Lauderdale. We support their conservation efforts when asked.
<br />Little Canada Public Notification Public awareness
<br />Continue to ensure that all Ramsey County residents
<br />are aware of and sign-up for the County’s Everbridge
<br />Emergency Notification System.
<br />Yes In Progress All Hazards Goal #4
<br />Ramsey County
<br />Emergency Management
<br />& Homeland Security
<br />(RCEMHS) & Municipal
<br />Emergency Management
<br />Agencies (EMAs)
<br />City of Little Canada County, municipal funding Public awareness Under $50k Under 1 year 3 2 2 2 3 2 14
<br />Little Canada Plan Update Risk reduction
<br />Update County/City Comprehensive Plans and Zoning
<br />Ordinances to include mitigation considerations that
<br />help to reduce risk from natural hazards. Utilize data
<br />of past hazard events and future climate projections to
<br />help inform updates.
<br />Yes In Progress All Hazards Goal #1
<br />RCEMHS in
<br />coordination with Ramsey
<br />County Community and
<br />Economic Development
<br />and local municipal
<br />administrators, Planning
<br />& Zoning Committees
<br />City of Little Canada County funding Risk reduction $501k - $750k Over 5 years 3 3 2 2 2 2
<br />Little Canada
<br />Continue to update Emergency Operation Plans and
<br />COOP/COG plans to ensure that they adequately
<br />detail the needed steps to respond to all-hazards and
<br />ensure continuity of key government functions in the
<br />event of a disaster.
<br />Yes In Progress All Hazards RCEMHS & Municipal
<br />EMAs County, municipal funding $751k - $1M 0
<br />Ramsey County EMHS maintains an Emergency Operations
<br />Plan (EOP) and the Ramsey County Continuity of Operations
<br />(COOP)/Continuity of Government (COG) plans as guides for
<br />emergency and/or recovery operations. These plans are
<br />intended to assist key county/city officials and emergency
<br />organizations to carry out their responsibilities for the
<br />protection of life and property under a wide range of emergency
<br />conditions.
<br />Little Canada Public Education
<br />Education and awareness
<br />of potential hazards to the
<br />community
<br />Continue to promote education & awareness on all-
<br />hazards and emergency preparedness for schools,
<br />individuals, families, and businesses.
<br />Yes In Progress All Hazards public on the hazards that c Goal #2 RCEMHS & Municipal
<br />EMAs County, municipal funding Educates the public Under $50k Over 5 years 3 2 2 2 3 2 14
<br />Little Canada Weather awareness
<br />Alerts the public of
<br />potential hazardous
<br />weather
<br />Continue to promote the use of NOAA weather radios
<br />by residents, schools, businesses, and facilities that
<br />house persons with functional and access needs.
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather Hazards Winter Weather Hazards Goal #1 RCEMHS & Municipal
<br />EMAs County, municipal funding Warns the public Under $50k 4-5 years 2 1 2 2 2 2 11
<br />Little Canada Powerline relocation Reduced power outages
<br />after weather events
<br />Work with municipal electrical cooperative and power
<br />companies to reduce overhead exposure of power lines
<br />that are vulnerable to damage from severe
<br />winter/summer storms (i.e., high winds, ice, and heavy
<br />snow). Replace overhead power lines with
<br />underground lines in areas with high-risk exposure
<br />(i.e. high tree concentration areas).
<br />Yes Not Started Summer Weather Hazards Winter Weather Hazards Goal #1
<br />RC Public Works,
<br />Municipal Public Works
<br />in cooperation the
<br />appropriate utility
<br />company.
<br />Coop / Electric Company
<br />funding, Possible FEMA
<br />HMA grant for
<br />Infrastructure Retrofit
<br />Descreased power
<br />outages Over $1M Over 5 years 1 2 3 1 2 1 10
<br />Little Canada
<br />Continue to provide for public safety on roads through
<br />anti-icing (application of brine solution before an
<br />event), snow removal, salting and sanding to minimize
<br />the impacts of snow/ice accumulations on roadways.
<br />Yes In Progress Winter Weather Hazards RC Public Works &
<br />Municipal Public Works County, municipal funding
<br />Ramsey County and its municipalities complete the snow
<br />removal from all county and municipal roads. MNDOT will
<br />remove the snow from Interstate and State Highways as well as
<br />disperse salt/sand as needed. Municipalities have snow
<br />emergency plans and ordinances in place.
<br />Little Canada Storm Shelters providig storm shelters at
<br />large outdoor locations
<br />Implement construction or retrofit projects for safe
<br />rooms or storm shelters in identified vulnerable
<br />locations.
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather Hazards Goal #3
<br />RCEMHS, RC Parks &
<br />Rec, Municipal parks &
<br />rec, and EMAs
<br />County, municipal funding,
<br />Possible FEMA HMA
<br />grant for Safe Rooms
<br />Shelter from storms $251k to $500k Over 5 years 2 1 2 1 1 7
<br />Little Canada Manufactured home park
<br />sheltering
<br />Provides a safe space for
<br />manufactured home park
<br />residents to evacuate to
<br />during severe weather
<br />Work to ensure Minnesota Department of Health
<br />(MDH) Evacuation Plan & Storm Shelter
<br />Requirements are met in municipalities with
<br />manufactured home parks.
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather Hazards Goal #3
<br />Municipal EMAs in
<br />coordination with
<br />RCEMHS and MHP
<br />Operators
<br />County, municipal funding,
<br />MHP Owner Public safety $51k to $250k 4-5 years 2 1 1 1 2 1
<br />Little Canada Flooding mitigation Flooding
<br />Enhance stormwater management plans and
<br />ordinances that require improvement of stormwater
<br />management systems, including for areas of new
<br />development and installation of infrastructure capable
<br />of handling a ten to twenty-year rain event. Identify and
<br />address where stormwater run-off capacity
<br />improvement projects are needed.
<br />Yes In Progress Flooding Goal #1
<br />RC Public Works and
<br />municipal
<br />Planning/Public Works
<br />depts. in coordination
<br />with local watershed
<br />organizations
<br />County/City funding,
<br />SWCD, and Possible
<br />MPCA/PFA grant funding.
<br />Possible FEMA HMA
<br />grant for Localized Flood
<br />Reduction Projects or
<br />Infrastructure Retrofit
<br />Flood loss $501k - $750k Over 5 years 1 2 1 1 1 6
<br />Little Canada Flooding mitigation Flooding
<br />Provide information & technical assistance to property
<br />owners to help mitigate against localized flooding
<br />during high-rain events (i.e., landscaping / green
<br />infrastructure applications).
<br />Yes In Progress Flooding Goal #1 Goal #4
<br />RC Public Works, RC
<br />Conservation District,
<br />and municipal
<br />planning/public works
<br />County/City Funding,
<br />Possible FEMA HMA
<br />grant for Property
<br />Acquisition & Structure
<br />Demolition or Relocation
<br />Under $50k Over 5 years 1 2 1 1 1 6
<br />Little Canada Flood mitigation Flooding
<br />Identify residential, commercial, government facilities,
<br />and/or critical infrastructure properties that may
<br />experience damage from future flooding and work to
<br />implement appropriate mitigation measures (including
<br />buy-out for property acquisition & structure demolition
<br />or relocation). Areas of focus may include previously
<br />unidentified flooding locations.
<br />Yes In Progress Flooding Goal #1
<br />RCEMHS, RC Public
<br />Works, RC Property
<br />Management, RC
<br />Conservation District,
<br />municipal EMA
<br />County, municipal funding,
<br />DNR Flood Mitigation
<br />Grant, US Army Corps of
<br />Engineers (USACE),
<br />Possible FEMA HMA
<br />grant for Property
<br />Acquisition & Structure
<br />Demolition or Relocation
<br />Over $1M 4-5 years 1 2 1 1 2 1
<br />Little Canada Flood mitigation Flooding
<br />Participate in the National Flood Insurance Program
<br />(NFIP) and enforce local floodplain ordinances to
<br />ensure that new construction is built above regulatory
<br />flood protection elevation.
<br />Yes In Progress Flooding Goal #1 Goal #4
<br />RCEMHS, Municipal
<br />EMAs local city planning
<br />depts.
<br />County, municipal funding Under $50k Over 5 years 1 2 1 1 1 1 7
<br />Little Canada Flood mitigation Flooding
<br />Identify, prioritize, and implement localized flood
<br />reduction measures to improve drainage systems and
<br />reduce over-the-road flooding to County or municipal
<br />roads.
<br />Yes In Progress Flooding Goal #1
<br />RC Public Works, City
<br />Public Works, MnDOT,
<br />Watershed Districts
<br />County/City Budgets,
<br />MnDOT,
<br />Possible MN DNR Flood
<br />Hazard Grants or FEMA
<br />HMA grant for Localized
<br />Flood Reduction Projects /
<br />Infrastructure Retrofit
<br />Help eliminate major road
<br />closurs $251k to $500k Over 5 years 1 1 1 1 1 1 6
<br />Little Canada Continue to ensure the strong coordination between
<br />local fire departments to provide fire protection.Yes In Progress Municipal fire districts Local fire department
<br />funding
<br />There are 12 fire departments located in Ramsey County. All
<br />the municipal fire departments have mutual aid agreements with
<br />each contiguous department that borders their respective fire
<br />district, including those in adjoining counties. Written mutual
<br />aid agreements are on file with each city.
<br />Little Canada Continue to enforce burning permits/ restrictions.Yes In Progress Municipal fire districts Municipal or fire district
<br />funding 0
<br />Burn permits are regulated by the fire departments in Ramsey
<br />County. An actual permit may or may not be required, however,
<br />each jurisdiction has rules/regulations available to all residents
<br />online.
<br />Little Canada Water conservation Conserving water during
<br />drought conditions
<br />Promote water conservation measures to residents
<br />during periods of drought and enforce water
<br />conservation ordinances when needed.
<br />Yes In Progress Drought Goal #1
<br />RCEMHS, RC
<br />Conservation District &
<br />Local City planning
<br />depts.
<br />County, municipal funding
<br />Allows water to be available
<br />during severe drought
<br />conditions
<br />Under $50k Under 1 year 1 2 1 2 1 1 8
<br />Maplewood Everbridge Emergency
<br />Notification System
<br />Delayed emergency
<br />notification to residents.
<br />Continue to ensure that all Ramsey County residents
<br />are aware of and sign-up for the County’s Everbridge
<br />Emergency Notification System.
<br />Yes In Progress All Hazards N/A Goal #4 N/A
<br />Ramsey County
<br />Emergency Management
<br />& Homeland Security
<br />(RCEMHS) & Municipal
<br />Emergency Management
<br />Agencies (EMAs)
<br />N/A County, municipal funding Enhances communication.Under $50k 2-3 years 2 1 2 2 2 2 11
<br />This is a new effort of Ramsey County EMHS being rolled out
<br />in 2018. A link for the Everbridge for community sign up is
<br />provided on the Ramsey County EMHS website, and reminders
<br />are also posted using the Ramsey County EMHS Facebook
<br />Page. In addition to Everbridge, the County has IPAWS
<br />capabilities for targeted and countywide emergency
<br />notifications. All city jurisdictions within the County are
<br />encouraged to promote sign up for the Everbridge system
<br />using their means of public outreach (websites, social media,
<br />local media).
<br />Maplewood Emergency Preparedness
<br />Education
<br />Limited emergency
<br />preparedness education
<br />and awareness
<br />opportunties in the
<br />community.
<br />Continue to promote education & awareness on all-
<br />hazards and emergency preparedness for schools,
<br />individuals, families, and businesses.
<br />Yes In Progress All Hazards N/A Goal #2 N/A RCEMHS & Municipal
<br />EMAs N/A County, municipal funding Increases education and
<br />awareness.$51k to $250k 4-5 years 2 2 2 2 3 3 14 City Comment: The City participates in the National Weather
<br />Service’s annual Severe Winter/Spring Weather Awareness
<br />Week. Our schools also practice tornado drills on annual basis.
<br />Maplewood Critical Facility Backup
<br />Power
<br />Loss of power to critical
<br />facilities or infrastructure.
<br />Identify critical facilities or infrastructure that do not
<br />have generator backup power in the event of a major
<br />power outage resulting from severe winter or summer
<br />storms. (Examples of critical facilities include Police/
<br />Fire departments, EOC’s, health care facilities, water
<br />& sewer treatment facilities, and other facilities
<br />deemed as critical, i.e. public schools and sheltering
<br />facilities).
<br />Yes Not Started Summer Weather Hazards Winter Weather Hazards Goal #3 N/A
<br />RCEMHS, RC Property
<br />Management &
<br />Municipal EMAs
<br />N/A County, municipal funding
<br />Provides for continued
<br />operations during a power
<br />outage.
<br />Under $50k 2-3 years 2 1 2 2 2 2 11
<br />Maplewood Tornado Vulnerability
<br />Public safety in community
<br />areas, parks, and facilities
<br />due to tornadoes.
<br />Identify community areas, parks, and facilities (i.e.,
<br />schools, government buildings, manufactured home
<br />parks) that are vulnerable to tornadoes and evaluate for
<br />potential construction or retrofit of safe rooms or storm
<br />shelters.
<br />Yes Not Started Summer Weather Hazards N/A Goal #1 N/A
<br />RCEMHS, RC Parks &
<br />Rec, Municipal parks &
<br />rec, and EMAs
<br />N/A County, municipal funding Increases safety during
<br />tornadoes.Under $50k 2-3 years 3 1 2 1 3 3 13
<br />RCEMHS and RC Parks & Rec will work to identify priority
<br />areas for evaluation for safe room construction or retrofit.
<br />Municipal EMAs will also work to evaluate areas of need for
<br />storm shelters or safe rooms, such as for local parks or
<br />manufactured home parks.
<br />Maplewood
<br />Manufactured Home
<br />Evacuation Plan & Storm
<br />Shelter Requirements
<br />Public safety in
<br />manufactured home
<br />communities due to severe
<br />weather.
<br />Work to ensure Minnesota Department of Health
<br />(MDH) Evacuation Plan & Storm Shelter
<br />Requirements are met in municipalities with
<br />manufactured home parks.
<br />Yes Not Started Summer Weather Hazards N/A Goal #1 N/A
<br />Municipal EMAs in
<br />coordination with
<br />RCEMHS and MHP
<br />Operators
<br />N/A County, municipal funding,
<br />MHP Owner
<br />Increases safety during
<br />severe weather.Under $50k Under 1 year 3 1 2 1 3 3 13
<br />Maplewood Localized Flooding
<br />Guidance
<br />Lack of information
<br />regarding the mitigation of
<br />localized flooding during
<br />high-rain events.
<br />Provide information & technical assistance to property
<br />owners to help mitigate against localized flooding
<br />during high-rain events (i.e., landscaping / green
<br />infrastructure applications).
<br />Yes Not Started Flooding N/A Goal #1 Goal #4
<br />RC Public Works, RC
<br />Conservation District,
<br />and municipal
<br />planning/public works
<br />N/A
<br />County/City Funding,
<br />Possible FEMA HMA
<br />grant for Property
<br />Acquisition & Structure
<br />Demolition or Relocation
<br />Reduced impacts of
<br />flooding.Under $50k 2-3 years 1 3 2 1 2 1 10
<br />This is an ongoing effort of Ramsey County in conjunction with
<br />local jurisdictions that have experienced flooding due to high
<br />rain events.
<br />Maplewood Outdoor Warning Siren
<br />Coverage
<br />Delayed outdoor
<br />notification to community
<br />members for severe
<br />weather.
<br />Ensures the community has adequate outdoor warning
<br />siren coverage.No Not Started Tornado and Windstorm Summer Weather Hazards Goal #1 N/A Municipal EMAs RCEMHS County, municipal funding
<br />Improves outdoor
<br />notification to community
<br />members for severe
<br />weather.
<br />Under $50k Under 1 year 3 1 2 1 3 3 13
<br />A strategy is needed to initiate the plan.
<br />Mounds View Community Communication
<br />Addresses all problem and
<br />communication throughout
<br />the community
<br />Continue to ensure that all Ramsey County residents
<br />are aware of and sign-up for the County’s Everbridge
<br />Emergency Notification System.
<br />Yes Not Started All Hazards All Hazards Goal #4 Community relations
<br />Ramsey County
<br />Emergency Management
<br />& Homeland Security
<br />(RCEMHS) & Municipal
<br />Emergency Management
<br />Agencies (EMAs)
<br />Ramsey County
<br />Emergency Management
<br />& Homeland Security
<br />(RCEMHS) & Municipal
<br />Emergency Management
<br />Agencies (EMAs)
<br />County, municipal funding Community interaction and
<br />outreach Under $50k Over 5 years 2 2 2 2 2 2 12
<br />Mounds View Planning and Zoning
<br />Addresses all natural
<br />disaster potentials and the
<br />problems they may cause
<br />Update County/City Comprehensive Plans and Zoning
<br />Ordinances to include mitigation considerations that
<br />help to reduce risk from natural hazards. Utilize data
<br />of past hazard events and future climate projections to
<br />help inform updates.
<br />Yes In Progress All Hazards All Hazards Goal #1 None
<br />RCEMHS in
<br />coordination with Ramsey
<br />County Community and
<br />Economic Development
<br />and local municipal
<br />administrators, Planning
<br />& Zoning Committees
<br />RCEMHS in coordination
<br />with Ramsey County
<br />Community and Economic
<br />Development and local
<br />municipal administrators,
<br />Planning & Zoning
<br />Committees
<br />County funding
<br />Information to the
<br />community and inpacts on
<br />future development
<br />Under $50k Over 5 years 1 2 1 2 1 2 9
<br />Mounds View
<br />Continue to update Emergency Operation Plans and
<br />COOP/COG plans to ensure that they adequately
<br />detail the needed steps to respond to all-hazards and
<br />ensure continuity of key government functions in the
<br />event of a disaster.
<br />Yes In Progress 0
<br />Mounds View Safety programs Information sharing on
<br />emergency situations
<br />Continue to promote education & awareness on all-
<br />hazards and emergency preparedness for schools,
<br />individuals, families, and businesses.
<br />Yes In Progress All Hazards All Hazards Goal #2 Communication RCEMHS & Municipal
<br />EMAs PD and Fire County, municipal funding community communication Under $50k Over 5 years 3 1 2 2 2 2 12
<br />Mounds View Emergency Communication community notification
<br />Continue to promote the use of NOAA weather radios
<br />by residents, schools, businesses, and facilities that
<br />house persons with functional and access needs.
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather
<br />Hazards
<br />Winter Weather
<br />Hazards Goal #1 None RCEMHS & Municipal
<br />EMAs None County, municipal funding community communication $51k to $250k Over 5 years 3 1 1 2 1 1 9
<br />Mounds View Infrastructure updates aging equipment
<br />Work with municipal electrical cooperative and power
<br />companies to reduce overhead exposure of power lines
<br />that are vulnerable to damage from severe
<br />winter/summer storms (i.e., high winds, ice, and heavy
<br />snow). Replace overhead power lines with
<br />underground lines in areas with high-risk exposure
<br />(i.e. high tree concentration areas).
<br />Yes Not Started Summer Weather
<br />Hazards
<br />Winter Weather
<br />Hazards Goal #1 upgrade equipment
<br />RC Public Works,
<br />Municipal Public Works
<br />in cooperation the
<br />appropriate utility
<br />company.
<br />RC Public Works,
<br />Municipal Public Works
<br />in cooperation the
<br />appropriate utility
<br />company.
<br />Coop / Electric Company
<br />funding, Possible FEMA
<br />HMA grant for
<br />Infrastructure Retrofit
<br />improved services and
<br />reduced hazards Over $1M Over 5 years 1 1 2 2 1 2 9
<br />Mounds View Backup Generator Power continuity of service
<br />Identify critical facilities or infrastructure that do not
<br />have generator backup power in the event of a major
<br />power outage resulting from severe winter or summer
<br />storms. (Examples of critical facilities include Police/
<br />Fire departments, EOC’s, health care facilities, water
<br />& sewer treatment facilities, and other facilities
<br />deemed as critical, i.e. public schools and sheltering
<br />facilities).
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather
<br />Hazards
<br />Winter Weather
<br />Hazards Goal #3 None
<br />RCEMHS, RC Property
<br />Management &
<br />Municipal EMAs
<br />PD and Fire County, municipal funding Uninterupted service to our
<br />community $251k to $500k Over 5 years 2 2 1 2 3 2 12
<br />Mounds View Backup Generator Power continuity of service
<br />Purchase and install generator hook-ups and
<br />encourage local generator purchases for identified
<br />critical facilities that should have backup power.
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather
<br />Hazards
<br />Winter Weather
<br />Hazards Goal #3 None
<br />RCEMHS, RC Property
<br />Management &
<br />Municipal EMAs
<br />PD and Fire
<br />County, municipal funding,
<br />Possible FEMA HMA
<br />grant for Generators
<br />Uninterupted service to our
<br />community $51k to $250k 2-3 years 2 2 1 2 3 2 12
<br />Mounds View
<br />Continue to provide for public safety on roads through
<br />anti-icing (application of brine solution before an
<br />event), snow removal, salting and sanding to minimize
<br />the impacts of snow/ice accumulations on roadways.
<br />Yes In Progress Winter Weather Hazards Goal #4 RC Public Works &
<br />Municipal Public Works County, municipal funding 0
<br />Mounds View Safe Spaces
<br />Shelter locations during a
<br />variety of events and
<br />incidents
<br />Identify community areas, parks, and facilities (i.e.,
<br />schools, government buildings, manufactured home
<br />parks) that are vulnerable to tornadoes and evaluate for
<br />potential construction or retrofit of safe rooms or storm
<br />shelters.
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather
<br />Hazards
<br />Human Caused
<br />Hazards Goal #5 None
<br />RCEMHS, RC Parks &
<br />Rec, Municipal parks &
<br />rec, and EMAs
<br />Community Services,
<br />Inspections, MN SFM,
<br />City, Fire, PD
<br />County, municipal funding Safe locations for our
<br />community Over $1M Over 5 years 3 1 2 2 1 2 11
<br />Mounds View Safe Shelters
<br />Shelter locations during a
<br />variety of events and
<br />incidents
<br />Implement construction or retrofit projects for safe
<br />rooms or storm shelters in identified vulnerable
<br />locations.
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather
<br />Hazards
<br />Human Caused
<br />Hazards Goal #3 None
<br />RCEMHS, RC Parks &
<br />Rec, Municipal parks &
<br />rec, and EMAs
<br />Community Services,
<br />Inspections, MN SFM,
<br />City, Fire, PD
<br />County, municipal funding,
<br />Possible FEMA HMA
<br />grant for Safe Rooms
<br />Safe locations for our
<br />community Over $1M Over 5 years 3 1 3 2 1 2 12
<br />Mounds View Community Home
<br />Inspections
<br />Manufactured home storm
<br />shelters
<br />Work to ensure Minnesota Department of Health
<br />(MDH) Evacuation Plan & Storm Shelter
<br />Requirements are met in municipalities with
<br />manufactured home parks.
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather
<br />Hazards
<br />Human Caused
<br />Hazards Goal #1
<br />Creates a location for
<br />shelter for multiple
<br />emergencies
<br />Municipal EMAs in
<br />coordination with
<br />RCEMHS and MHP
<br />Operators
<br />Community Services,
<br />Inspections, MN SFM,
<br />City, Fire, PD
<br />County, municipal funding,
<br />MHP Owner
<br />Creates a location
<br />dedicated to the safety of
<br />community residents
<br />Under $50k Under 1 year 2 1 2 2 1 2 10
<br />Mounds View Stormwater Management
<br />Plan Managing Stormwater
<br />Enhance stormwater management plans and
<br />ordinances that require improvement of stormwater
<br />management systems, including for areas of new
<br />development and installation of infrastructure capable
<br />of handling a ten to twenty-year rain event. Identify and
<br />address where stormwater run-off capacity
<br />improvement projects are needed.
<br />Yes In Progress Flooding Severe weather and
<br />natural disaster events Goal #1
<br />Severe weather and
<br />natural disaster
<br />preparedness
<br />RC Public Works and
<br />municipal
<br />Planning/Public Works
<br />depts. in coordination
<br />with local watershed
<br />organizations
<br />RC Public Works and
<br />municipal
<br />Planning/Public Works
<br />depts. in coordination with
<br />local watershed
<br />organizations
<br />County/City funding,
<br />SWCD, and Possible
<br />MPCA/PFA grant funding.
<br />Possible FEMA HMA
<br />grant for Localized Flood
<br />Reduction Projects or
<br />Infrastructure Retrofit
<br />Develops a system that our
<br />city can use during needed
<br />times to handle the influx of
<br />water or runoff without
<br />impacting residents
<br />Under $50k Over 5 years 2 2 2 1 1 2 10
<br />Mounds View Flood Assistancxe Flooding information
<br />Provide information & technical assistance to property
<br />owners to help mitigate against localized flooding
<br />during high-rain events (i.e., landscaping / green
<br />infrastructure applications).
<br />Yes In Progress Flooding None Goal #1 Goal #4
<br />RC Public Works, RC
<br />Conservation District,
<br />and municipal
<br />planning/public works
<br />RC Public Works, RC
<br />Conservation District,
<br />and municipal
<br />planning/public works
<br />County/City Funding,
<br />Possible FEMA HMA
<br />grant for Property
<br />Acquisition & Structure
<br />Demolition or Relocation
<br />Communication to
<br />residents about flooding Under $50k Under 1 year 2 2 2 1 2 1 10
<br />Mounds View Safety Inspections Community safety and
<br />development
<br />Identify residential, commercial, government facilities,
<br />and/or critical infrastructure properties that may
<br />experience damage from future flooding and work to
<br />implement appropriate mitigation measures (including
<br />buy-out for property acquisition & structure demolition
<br />or relocation). Areas of focus may include previously
<br />unidentified flooding locations.
<br />Yes In Progress Flooding None Goal #1 Overall community needs
<br />RCEMHS, RC Public
<br />Works, RC Property
<br />Management, RC
<br />Conservation District,
<br />municipal EMA
<br />RCEMHS, RC Public
<br />Works, RC Property
<br />Management, RC
<br />Conservation District,
<br />municipal EMA
<br />County, municipal funding,
<br />DNR Flood Mitigation
<br />Grant, US Army Corps of
<br />Engineers (USACE),
<br />Possible FEMA HMA
<br />grant for Property
<br />Acquisition & Structure
<br />Demolition or Relocation
<br />Numerous benefits from
<br />flooding, zoning, safety and
<br />overall community needs
<br />Over $1M Over 5 years 1 1 1 1 1 1 6
<br />Mounds View Floodplan Mapping Flooding in and around the
<br />city
<br />Participate in the National Flood Insurance Program
<br />(NFIP) and enforce local floodplain ordinances to
<br />ensure that new construction is built above regulatory
<br />flood protection elevation.
<br />Yes In Progress Flooding None Goal #1 Goal #4
<br />RCEMHS, Municipal
<br />EMAs local city planning
<br />depts.
<br />RCEMHS, Municipal
<br />EMAs local city planning
<br />depts.
<br />County, municipal funding Floodplain mapping Under $50k Over 5 years 1 2 2 1 2 1 9
<br />Mounds View Floodplan Mapping Flooding in and around the
<br />city
<br />Identify, prioritize, and implement localized flood
<br />reduction measures to improve drainage systems and
<br />reduce over-the-road flooding to County or municipal
<br />roads.
<br />Yes In Progress Flooding None Goal #1 Proper development and
<br />land usage
<br />RC Public Works, City
<br />Public Works, MnDOT,
<br />Watershed Districts
<br />RC Public Works, City
<br />Public Works, MnDOT,
<br />Watershed Districts
<br />County/City Budgets,
<br />MnDOT,
<br />Possible MN DNR Flood
<br />Hazard Grants or FEMA
<br />HMA grant for Localized
<br />Flood Reduction Projects /
<br />Infrastructure Retrofit
<br />Up to date flood plain
<br />mapping to inform and
<br />update our community
<br />$501k - $750k Over 5 years 2 2 2 1 2 1 10
<br />Mounds View Wellhead Protection Plan Safe Drinking Water
<br />Ensure that wellhead protection plans are in place to
<br />address flooding that may lead to contaminated
<br />drinking water.
<br />Yes In Progress Flooding None Goal #1 none
<br />RC Public Works, MN
<br />Dept. of Health and local
<br />city public works depts.
<br />RC Public Works, MN
<br />Dept. of Health and local
<br />city public works depts.
<br />MDH Source Water
<br />Protection grant funding
<br />for wellhead improvement
<br />projects
<br />Ensures that plans are in
<br />place to address flooding
<br />that may lead to
<br />contaminated drinking
<br />water.
<br />Under $50k Over 5 years 1 2 1 2 1 1 8
<br />Mounds View Continue to ensure the strong coordination between
<br />local fire departments to provide fire protection.Yes In Progress Municipal fire districts Local fire department
<br />funding 0
<br />Mounds View Continue to enforce burning permits/ restrictions.Yes In Progress Goal #1 Municipal fire districts Municipal or fire district
<br />funding 0
<br />Mounds View Water Conservation Drought
<br />Promote water conservation measures to residents
<br />during periods of drought and enforce water
<br />conservation ordinances when needed.
<br />Yes In Progress Drought None Goal #1 promotes quality water
<br />usage and reduces waste
<br />RCEMHS, RC
<br />Conservation District &
<br />Local City planning
<br />depts.
<br />City of Mounds View County, municipal funding Water Conservation $51k to $250k Over 5 years 1 1 2 1 1 2 8
<br />New Brighton Ramsey County Notification
<br />System Sign-Up Public Notification
<br />Continue to ensure that all Ramsey County residents
<br />are aware of and sign-up for the County’s Everbridge
<br />Emergency Notification System.
<br />Yes Not Started All Hazards Goal #4
<br />Ramsey County
<br />Emergency Management
<br />& Homeland Security
<br />(RCEMHS) & Municipal
<br />Emergency Management
<br />Agencies (EMAs)
<br />New Brighton DPS County, municipal funding
<br />Allows for actionable
<br />information to be passed to
<br />those in need of it
<br />Under $50k Under 1 year 3 2 3 2 3 3 16
<br />New Brighton City Comprehensive Plan
<br />Updates Emergency Planning
<br />Update County/City Comprehensive Plans and Zoning
<br />Ordinances to include mitigation considerations that
<br />help to reduce risk from natural hazards. Utilize data
<br />of past hazard events and future climate projections to
<br />help inform updates.
<br />Yes In Progress All Hazards Goal #1
<br />RCEMHS in
<br />coordination with Ramsey
<br />County Community and
<br />Economic Development
<br />and local municipal
<br />administrators, Planning
<br />& Zoning Committees
<br />New Brighton DCAD County funding
<br />Zoning ordinance updates
<br />facilitate coordinated
<br />development to mitigate
<br />risk
<br />Under $50k Under 1 year 2 2 3 2 3 3
<br />New Brighton Update EOP Emergency Planning
<br />Continue to update Emergency Operation Plans and
<br />COOP/COG plans to ensure that they adequately
<br />detail the needed steps to respond to all-hazards and
<br />ensure continuity of key government functions in the
<br />event of a disaster.
<br />Yes In Progress All Hazards Goal #1 RCEMHS & Municipal
<br />EMAs New Brighton DPS County, municipal funding
<br />Facilitates planning
<br />functions to be prepared for
<br />an event
<br />Under $50k Under 1 year 2 2 3 2 3 3 15
<br />New Brighton All Hazards Education and
<br />Awareness Public Empowerment
<br />Continue to promote education & awareness on all-
<br />hazards and emergency preparedness for schools,
<br />individuals, families, and businesses.
<br />Yes In Progress All Hazards Goal #2 RCEMHS & Municipal
<br />EMAs
<br />New Brighton DPS, City
<br />of New Brighton County, municipal funding
<br />Providing public
<br />information makes them
<br />more resilient to disasters
<br />and less impacted by
<br />unplanned events
<br />Under $50k Over 5 years 2 2 2 2 3 3 14
<br />Information is distributed to the public via RCEMHS Facebook/
<br />Twitter and subscription-based programs (GovDelivery) on a
<br />regular basis. Additional information is provided during the
<br />NWS severe weather awareness weeks in spring and winter.
<br />RCEMHS also has a YouTube Channel where “Get Ready
<br />Gopher” educational videos on preparedness and severe
<br />weather training are posted. These are promoted to the schools
<br />as well as the larger public for viewing. Cities are encouraged
<br />to share information through their own existing channels (i.e.,
<br />websites, social media, and local media).
<br />City Comment: The City participates in the National Weather
<br />Service’s annual Severe Winter/Spring Weather Awareness
<br />Week. Our schools also practice tornado drills on an annual
<br />basis. The City’s Fire Dept. also educates homeowners on
<br />implementing fuel-reduction measures around homes in areas
<br />adjacent to woodland areas for wildland fire safety.
<br />New Brighton
<br />Continue to promote the use of NOAA weather radios
<br />by residents, schools, businesses, and facilities that
<br />house persons with functional and access needs.
<br />No Summer Weather Hazards Winter Weather Hazards RCEMHS & Municipal
<br />EMAs County, municipal funding 0
<br />We will focus our public education efforts on other severe
<br />weather notification means-WEA
<br />New Brighton Overhead Powerlines Reduce Power Outages
<br />Work with municipal electrical cooperative and power
<br />companies to reduce overhead exposure of power lines
<br />that are vulnerable to damage from severe
<br />winter/summer storms (i.e., high winds, ice, and heavy
<br />snow). Replace overhead power lines with
<br />underground lines in areas with high-risk exposure
<br />(i.e. high tree concentration areas).
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather Hazards Winter Weather Hazards Goal #1
<br />RC Public Works,
<br />Municipal Public Works
<br />in cooperation the
<br />appropriate utility
<br />company.
<br />New Brighton DCAD
<br />Coop / Electric Company
<br />funding, Possible FEMA
<br />HMA grant for
<br />Infrastructure Retrofit
<br />Reduction of power
<br />outages increases
<br />business profitability, and
<br />physical infrastructure for
<br />vulnerable populations
<br />Over $1M Over 5 years 1 3 3 2 1 3 13
<br />New comment: When economically feasible projects are
<br />integrating underground power.
<br />New Brighton Critial Infrastructure
<br />Identification Resident Life Safety
<br />Identify critical facilities or infrastructure that do not
<br />have generator backup power in the event of a major
<br />power outage resulting from severe winter or summer
<br />storms. (Examples of critical facilities include Police/
<br />Fire departments, EOC’s, health care facilities, water
<br />& sewer treatment facilities, and other facilities
<br />deemed as critical, i.e. public schools and sheltering
<br />facilities).
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather Hazards Winter Weather Hazards Goal #3
<br />RCEMHS, RC Property
<br />Management &
<br />Municipal EMAs
<br />New Brighton DPS County, municipal funding
<br />Identification of critical
<br />infrastruture facilitates
<br />planning to address
<br />expected impacts and
<br />mitigating events
<br />Under $50k Under 1 year 2 2 2 2 3 1 12
<br />New Brighton Anti-Icing Traffic Safety
<br />Continue to provide for public safety on roads through
<br />anti-icing (application of brine solution before an
<br />event), snow removal, salting and sanding to minimize
<br />the impacts of snow/ice accumulations on roadways.
<br />Yes In Progress Winter Weather Hazards Goal #1 RC Public Works &
<br />Municipal Public Works
<br />New Brighton Public
<br />Works County, municipal funding
<br />Use of anti-icing
<br />technology increases
<br />traffic safety and allows
<br />response units to get to
<br />locations they are needed
<br />$51k to $250k Over 5 years 3 3 3 1 3 3 16
<br />New Brighton Tornado Vulnerability
<br />Assessment Resident Life Safety
<br />Identify community areas, parks, and facilities (i.e.,
<br />schools, government buildings, manufactured home
<br />parks) that are vulnerable to tornadoes and evaluate for
<br />potential construction or retrofit of safe rooms or storm
<br />shelters.
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather Hazards Goal #1
<br />RCEMHS, RC Parks &
<br />Rec, Municipal parks &
<br />rec, and EMAs
<br />New Brighton DPS County, municipal funding
<br />Vulnerability aanalysis
<br />allows for the planning of
<br />responses
<br />Under $50k Under 1 year 2 2 1 1 2 1 9
<br />New Comment: Mobile home parks have shelters, some parks
<br />do not
<br />New Brighton
<br />Implement construction or retrofit projects for safe
<br />rooms or storm shelters in identified vulnerable
<br />locations.
<br />No Not Started Summer Weather Hazards
<br />RCEMHS, RC Parks &
<br />Rec, Municipal parks &
<br />rec, and EMAs
<br />County, municipal funding,
<br />Possible FEMA HMA
<br />grant for Safe Rooms
<br />0
<br />Ramsey County EMHS will seek to work with municipalities and
<br />schools to build community safe rooms where needed. Outreach
<br />should be conducted to the schools to make sure they are aware
<br />of a possible inclusion of a community safe room to their facility
<br />when they are planning. Any community safe room projects that
<br />the County is involved in will be part of the Ramsey County
<br />Emergency Management program. FEMA grant funding may
<br />be sought to support an eligible safe room project. This was not
<br />initiated due to no available funding and can be removed, both
<br />mobile home parks have storm shelters
<br />New Brighton Stormwater Management Property Damage
<br />Mitigation
<br />Enhance stormwater management plans and
<br />ordinances that require improvement of stormwater
<br />management systems, including for areas of new
<br />development and installation of infrastructure capable
<br />of handling a ten to twenty-year rain event. Identify and
<br />address where stormwater run-off capacity
<br />improvement projects are needed.
<br />Yes In Progress Flooding Goal #1
<br />RC Public Works and
<br />municipal
<br />Planning/Public Works
<br />depts. in coordination
<br />with local watershed
<br />organizations
<br />New Brighton DCAD
<br />County/City funding,
<br />SWCD, and Possible
<br />MPCA/PFA grant funding.
<br />Possible FEMA HMA
<br />grant for Localized Flood
<br />Reduction Projects or
<br />Infrastructure Retrofit
<br />Stormwater management
<br />plans reduce the impact of
<br />overland flooding
<br />Under $50k 2-3 years 1 3 2 1 2 2 11
<br />New Comment: Ongoing constantly.
<br />New Brighton Flood Technical Assistance Property Damage
<br />Mitigation
<br />Provide information & technical assistance to property
<br />owners to help mitigate against localized flooding
<br />during high-rain events (i.e., landscaping / green
<br />infrastructure applications).
<br />Yes In Progress Flooding Goal #1 Goal #4
<br />RC Public Works, RC
<br />Conservation District,
<br />and municipal
<br />planning/public works
<br />New Brighton DCAD
<br />County/City Funding,
<br />Possible FEMA HMA
<br />grant for Property
<br />Acquisition & Structure
<br />Demolition or Relocation
<br />Building codes and
<br />technical assistance
<br />including grading plan
<br />reviews reduces impacts of
<br />unintended stormwater
<br />runoff
<br />Under $50k Over 5 years 1 3 2 1 3 2 12
<br />New Comment: Ongoing constantly.
<br />New Brighton NFIP Participation Property Damage
<br />Mitigation
<br />Participate in the National Flood Insurance Program
<br />(NFIP) and enforce local floodplain ordinances to
<br />ensure that new construction is built above regulatory
<br />flood protection elevation.
<br />Yes In Progress Flooding Goal #1 Goal #4
<br />RCEMHS, Municipal
<br />EMAs local city planning
<br />depts.
<br />New Brighton DCAD County, municipal funding
<br />NFIP provides insurance
<br />as well as mapping of
<br />zones proned to flooding
<br />Under $50k Under 1 year 1 3 3 1 3 3 14
<br />New Brighton Flood Reduction Measures Property Damage
<br />Mitigation
<br />Identify, prioritize, and implement localized flood
<br />reduction measures to improve drainage systems and
<br />reduce over-the-road flooding to County or municipal
<br />roads.
<br />Yes In Progress Flooding Goal #1
<br />RC Public Works, City
<br />Public Works, MnDOT,
<br />Watershed Districts
<br />New Brighton DCAD
<br />County/City Budgets,
<br />MnDOT,
<br />Possible MN DNR Flood
<br />Hazard Grants or FEMA
<br />HMA grant for Localized
<br />Flood Reduction Projects /
<br />Infrastructure Retrofit
<br />Flood reduction measures
<br />mitigate impacts on private
<br />and public property
<br />Over $1M Over 5 years 1 3 2 1 1 3 11
<br />New Brighton Continue to ensure the strong coordination between
<br />local fire departments to provide fire protection.Yes In Progress Municipal fire districts Local fire department
<br />funding
<br />There are 12 fire departments located in Ramsey County. All
<br />the municipal fire departments have mutual aid agreements with
<br />each contiguous department that borders their respective fire
<br />district, including those in adjoining counties. Written mutual
<br />aid agreements are on file with each city.
<br />New Comment: Ongoing
<br />New Brighton Continue to enforce burning permits/ restrictions.Yes In Progress Municipal fire districts Municipal or fire district
<br />funding 0
<br />Burn permits are regulated by the fire departments in Ramsey
<br />County. An actual permit may or may not be required, however,
<br />each jurisdiction has rules/regulations available to all residents
<br />online.
<br />New Comment: Ongoing
<br />New Brighton Water Conservation
<br />Measures
<br />Ground Water
<br />Conservation
<br />Promote water conservation measures to residents
<br />during periods of drought and enforce water
<br />conservation ordinances when needed.
<br />Yes In Progress Drought Goal #1
<br />RCEMHS, RC
<br />Conservation District &
<br />Local City planning
<br />depts.
<br />New Brighton Public
<br />Works, New Brighton
<br />DPS
<br />County, municipal funding
<br />Ensuring a health water
<br />source reduces the
<br />impacts of water
<br />conservation measures.
<br />Under $50k 2-3 years 1 1 1 1 1 3 8
<br />New Comment: Ongoing
<br />North Oaks Public Notification Public awareness
<br />Continue to ensure that all Ramsey County residents
<br />are aware of and sign-up for the County’s Everbridge
<br />Emergency Notification System.
<br />Yes In Progress All Hazards Goal #4
<br />Ramsey County
<br />Emergency Management
<br />& Homeland Security
<br />(RCEMHS) & Municipal
<br />Emergency Management
<br />Agencies (EMAs)
<br />County, municipal funding
<br />Allows for actionable
<br />information to be passed to
<br />those in need of it
<br />Under $50k Over 5 years 2 2 1 2 3 3 13
<br />North Oaks Plan Update Risk reduction
<br />Update County/City Comprehensive Plans and Zoning
<br />Ordinances to include mitigation considerations that
<br />help to reduce risk from natural hazards. Utilize data
<br />of past hazard events and future climate projections to
<br />help inform updates.
<br />Yes In Progress All Hazards Goal #1
<br />RCEMHS in
<br />coordination with Ramsey
<br />County Community and
<br />Economic Development
<br />and local municipal
<br />administrators, Planning
<br />& Zoning Committees
<br />County funding
<br />Zoning ordinance updates
<br />facilitate coordinated
<br />development to mitigate
<br />risk
<br />Under $50k 4-5 years 1 2 2 2 3 2 12
<br />North Oaks
<br />Continue to update Emergency Operation Plans and
<br />COOP/COG plans to ensure that they adequately
<br />detail the needed steps to respond to all-hazards and
<br />ensure continuity of key government functions in the
<br />event of a disaster.
<br />Yes Canceled All Hazards RCEMHS & Municipal
<br />EMAs County, municipal funding 0
<br />North Oaks Public Education
<br />Education and awareness
<br />of potential hazards to the
<br />community
<br />Continue to promote education & awareness on all-
<br />hazards and emergency preparedness for schools,
<br />individuals, families, and businesses.
<br />Yes In Progress All Hazards Goal #2 RCEMHS & Municipal
<br />EMAs County, municipal funding
<br />Providing public
<br />information makes them
<br />more resilient to disasters
<br />and less impacted by
<br />unplanned events
<br />Under $50k 4-5 years 2 2 2 2 3 2 13
<br />North Oaks Weather awareness
<br />Alerts the public of
<br />potential hazardous
<br />weather
<br />Continue to promote the use of NOAA weather radios
<br />by residents, schools, businesses, and facilities that
<br />house persons with functional and access needs.
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather Hazards Winter Weather Hazards Goal #1 RCEMHS & Municipal
<br />EMAs County, municipal funding
<br />Providing public
<br />information makes them
<br />more resilient to disasters
<br />and less impacted by
<br />unplanned events
<br />Under $50k Over 5 years 2 1 1 2 3 2 11
<br />North Oaks Powerline relocation Reduced power outages
<br />after weather events
<br />Work with municipal electrical cooperative and power
<br />companies to reduce overhead exposure of power lines
<br />that are vulnerable to damage from severe
<br />winter/summer storms (i.e., high winds, ice, and heavy
<br />snow). Replace overhead power lines with
<br />underground lines in areas with high-risk exposure
<br />(i.e. high tree concentration areas).
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather Hazards Winter Weather Hazards Goal #1
<br />RC Public Works,
<br />Municipal Public Works
<br />in cooperation the
<br />appropriate utility
<br />company.
<br />Coop / Electric Company
<br />funding, Possible FEMA
<br />HMA grant for
<br />Infrastructure Retrofit
<br />Reduction of power
<br />outages increases
<br />business profitability, and
<br />physical infrastructure for
<br />vulnerable populations
<br />Over $1M Over 5 years 1 1 3 1 1 1 8
<br />North Oaks Critial Infrastructure
<br />Identification Life safety
<br />Identify critical facilities or infrastructure that do not
<br />have generator backup power in the event of a major
<br />power outage resulting from severe winter or summer
<br />storms. (Examples of critical facilities include Police/
<br />Fire departments, EOC’s, health care facilities, water
<br />& sewer treatment facilities, and other facilities
<br />deemed as critical, i.e. public schools and sheltering
<br />facilities).
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather Hazards Winter Weather Hazards Goal #3
<br />RCEMHS, RC Property
<br />Management &
<br />Municipal EMAs
<br />County, municipal funding
<br />Identification of critical
<br />infrastruture facilitates
<br />planning to address
<br />expected impacts and
<br />mitigating events
<br />Under $50k 4-5 years 2 1 2 1 1 1 8
<br />North Oaks Generator Backups Provide backkup power to
<br />critical facilities
<br />Purchase and install generator hook-ups and
<br />encourage local generator purchases for identified
<br />critical facilities that should have backup power.
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather Hazards Winter Weather Hazards Goal #3
<br />RCEMHS, RC Property
<br />Management &
<br />Municipal EMAs
<br />County, municipal funding,
<br />Possible FEMA HMA
<br />grant for Generators
<br />Additional power sources
<br />to be utilized during
<br />commerical power outages
<br />$501k - $750k Over 5 years 2 1 2 1 1 1 8
<br />North Oaks
<br />Continue to provide for public safety on roads through
<br />anti-icing (application of brine solution before an
<br />event), snow removal, salting and sanding to minimize
<br />the impacts of snow/ice accumulations on roadways.
<br />Yes Canceled Winter Weather Hazards RC Public Works &
<br />Municipal Public Works County, municipal funding 0
<br />North Oaks Community Vulnerability
<br />Assessment Life safety
<br />Identify community areas, parks, and facilities (i.e.,
<br />schools, government buildings, manufactured home
<br />parks) that are vulnerable to tornadoes and evaluate for
<br />potential construction or retrofit of safe rooms or storm
<br />shelters.
<br />Yes In Progress Summer Weather Hazards Goal #1
<br />RCEMHS, RC Parks &
<br />Rec, Municipal parks &
<br />rec, and EMAs
<br />County, municipal funding
<br />Vulnerability analysis
<br />allows for the planning of
<br />responses
<br />Under $50k 2-3 years 2 1 1 1 1 1 7
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