Local mitigation strategy (LMS) - Volusia County Government

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SECTION 8: MITIGATION STRATEGYObjective 2: Local agencies and organizations will establish specific interagency agreements for thedevelopment and implementation of mitigation-related projects and programs.Objective 3: Local elected governing bodies will promulgate the local mitigation plan and supportcommunity mitigation programming.Objective 4: Outreach programs to gain participation in mitigation programs by business, industry,institutions and community groups will be developed and implemented.Objective 5: The community will be periodically updated regarding local efforts in mitigation planning andprogramming.Objective 6: The community’s public and private sector organizations will partner to promote hazardmitigation programming throughout the community.GOAL 3: THE COMMUNITY WILL HAVE THE CAPABILITY TO INITIATE AND SUSTAINEMERGENCY RESPONSE OPERATIONS DURING AND AFTER A DISASTERObjective 1: Designated evacuation routes will be relocated, retrofitted, or modified to remain openbefore, during and after disaster.Objective 2: Designated evacuation shelters will be retrofitted or relocated to ensure their operabilityduring and after disaster events.Objective 3: Emergency services organizations will have the capability to detect emergency situations andpromptly initiate emergency response operations.Objective 4: Local emergency services facilities will be retrofitted or relocated to withstand the structuralimpacts of disasters.Objective 5: Response capabilities will be available to protect visitors, special needs individuals, and thehomeless from a disaster’s health and safety impacts.Objective 6: Shelters or structures for vehicles and equipment needed for emergency services operationwill be retrofitted or relocated to withstand disaster impacts.Objective 7: Utility and communications systems supporting emergency services operations will beretrofitted or relocated to withstand the impacts of disasters.Objective 8: Vehicle access routes to key health care facilities will be protected from blockage as a result ofa disaster.GOAL 4: THE CONTINUITY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS WILL NOT BESIGNIFICANTLY DISRUPTED BY DISASTERSObjective 1: Buildings and facilities used for the routine operations of government will be retrofitted orrelocated to withstand the impacts of disasters.Volusia County Multi-jurisdictional Local Mitigation StrategyFebruary 20108:5
SECTION 8: MITIGATION STRATEGYObjective 2: Community redevelopment plans will be prepared to guide decision-making and resourceallocation by local government in the aftermath of a disaster.Objective 3: Important local government records and documents will be protected from the impacts ofdisasters.Objective 4: Plans and programs will be available to assist local government employees in retrofitting orrelocating their homes to ensure their availability during a disaster.Objective 5: Plans will be developed, and resources identified, to facilitate reestablishing local governmentoperations after a disaster.Objective 6: Redundant equipment, facilities, and/or supplies will be obtained to facilitate reestablishinglocal government operations after a disaster.GOAL 5: THE THREAT OF DISASTERS TO THE HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE OF THECOMMUNITY’S RESIDENTS AND VISITORS WILL BE MINIMIZEDObjective 1: Adequate systems for notifying the public at risk and providing emergency instruction during adisaster will be available in all identified hazard areas.Objective 2: Effective structural measures will be developed to protect residential areas from the physicalimpacts of disasters.Objective 3: Facilities in the community posing an extra health or safety risk when damaged or disruptedwill be made less vulnerable to the impacts of a disaster.Objective 4: Public and private medical and health care facilities in the community will be retrofitted orrelocated to withstand the impacts of disasters.Objective 5: Residential structures will be removed or relocated from defined hazard areas.Objective 6: Residential structures will be retrofitted to withstand the physical impacts of disasters.Objective 7: Safety devices on transportation networks will not fail because of a disaster.Objective 8: Structures, facilities and systems serving visitors to the community will be prepared to meettheir immediate health and safety needs.Objective 9: There will be adequate resources, equipment and supplies to meet victims’ health and safetyneeds after a disaster.GOAL 6: THE POLICIES AND REGULATIONS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT WILL SUPPORTEFFECTIVE HAZARD MITIGATION PROGRAMMING THROUGHOUT THECOMMUNITYVolusia County Multi-jurisdictional Local Mitigation StrategyFebruary 20108:6
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