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<br />Ramsey County | Multi-Jurisdiction Hazard Mitigation Plan 121 <br />Action <br />Number Jurisdiction <br />Mitigation Action <br />Name <br />What is the problem <br />the action is solving? How does the action solve the problem? <br />Is this a <br />continuing <br />action from <br />2019 plan? <br />Action <br />Status <br />23 Ramsey County Cyber security <br />This mitigation action <br />addresses the <br />problem of <br />vulnerabilities in the <br />cyber security and <br />physical infrastructure <br />of Ramsey County's <br />operations, which can <br />be exposed to <br />disruption from <br />various hazards. <br />This mitigation strategy aims to strengthen <br />the cybersecurity measures and physical <br />infrastructure resilience of municipal and <br />county operations to reduce vulnerability to <br />potential hazards, ensuring continuous <br />service delivery and protection of critical <br />systems against both natural, technological, <br />and human-caused hazards. Yes In Progress <br />24 Ramsey County Slope stabilization <br />This mitigation action <br />addresses the <br />problem of erosion <br />and slope failure, <br />which can threaten <br />critical infrastructure, <br />roads, natural <br />resources, and <br />recreation areas. <br />Working with Ramsey County Public Works, <br />Parks & Recreation, and the Soil & Water <br />Conservation District, municipal, and <br />watershed districts over the next three to <br />five years, Ramsey County EMHS will <br />identify and prioritize areas where hillsides, <br />banks or bluffs can be stabilized thereby <br />reducing impacts to critical infrastructure, <br />roads, natural resources, and recreation <br />areas from erosion and slope failure. Yes In Progress <br />25 Ramsey County <br />Enrollment in the <br />NFIP program <br />This mitigation action <br />addresses the non- <br />participation of a <br />community in Ramsey <br />County that is <br />currently not enrolled <br />in the National Flood <br />Insurance Program <br />(NFIP). <br />Working with the municipal EMA over the <br />next two to three years, Ramsey County <br />EMHS will work to enroll this municipality in <br />the National Flood Insurance Program <br />(NFIP). Without NFIP participation, <br />residents are at greater financial risk during <br />flood events and may face higher recovery <br />costs of flooding. Yes In Progress