Weigh in on citys Hazard Mitigation Plan

The City of Marysville has released a draft of its Hazard Mitigation Plan, inviting community input before the December 3 deadline. The plan's primary objective is to enhance community resilience against disasters, focusing on four long-term goals that include safeguarding public health and strengthening critical infrastructure. Developed by the Emergency Management division with contributions from various city departments and public input, the plan employs modeling and mapping for risk assessment. Specific mitigation actions are outlined in an action plan set for implementation over the next five years. The city aims to align priorities across different sectors to foster a sustainable community.

Public comments can be submitted through the city’s website, highlighting the importance of community involvement in disaster preparedness. This initiative reflects a proactive approach to minimizing disaster impacts on residents and businesses. Enhanced preparedness is essential for ensuring safety and reducing potential losses during emergencies.