URGENT UPDATE: Summit County has opened public comments for its crucial hazard mitigation plan, with feedback accepted until December 31, 2025. This draft is vital as it assesses the county’s vulnerability to natural hazards and outlines strategies to protect lives and property.
Residents are encouraged to voice their opinions on the plan, which is updated every five years to ensure ongoing eligibility for federal pre- and post-disaster financial assistance. The county aims to engage the community in this critical process, emphasizing that public input could shape future disaster response and mitigation strategies.
The latest draft is available for review online, and the county may extend the comment period, depending on community response. If that happens, officials will announce it via their social media channels.
Residents can access the plan, its summary, appendices, and the comment form at Bit.ly/SCHazardComments. This is a significant opportunity for community members to impact how Summit County prepares for and responds to natural disasters.
Don’t miss your chance to participate in this essential conversation. With the deadline approaching, now is the time to make your voice heard!
