Marshall County EMA Seeks Public Input for Hazard Mitigation Plan
The Marshall County Emergency Management Agency (MCEMA) is asking for community input as it works to strengthen local resilience against both natural and human-caused hazards.
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MCEMA is currently developing a Hazard Mitigation Plan designed to identify the county’s greatest risks and outline strategies to reduce vulnerabilities. The plan will guide efforts to protect residents, property, and essential services in the event of disasters ranging from severe weather to technological accidents or security threats.
“Public input is a key part of this process,” the agency said in a statement. “By sharing your perspectives, you can help us identify which hazards to prioritize and which community assets and services are most important to protect.”
Residents are invited to complete a short survey that will help MCEMA better understand community concerns and recovery priorities. The survey does not automatically collect personal information such as names or email addresses unless participants choose to provide it.
The mission of MCEMA is to develop a comprehensive emergency management program that prepares for, mitigates, responds to, and recovers from emergencies of all kinds. By combining local, state, and federal resources, the agency works to safeguard lives, minimize damage, and restore normalcy after disruptive events.
To take part in the Hazard Mitigation Survey, community members can access the link provided by the agency: