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Anoka County Multi-Jurisdictional All Hazards Mitigation Plan 21 11 Provide a formal submittal letter with the adoption resolutions to FEMA. Project Mgr Final Mitigation Plan 12 Submit plan to HSEM and FEMA. Project Mgr Final Mitigation Plan 13 FEMA approves the County All Hazards Mitigation Plan. Final Mitigation Plan The “Mitigation Methodology Workshop” was held in the form of a 3-hour “Mitigation Strategy Workshop” for the original Hazard Mitigation Plan. The workshop began with a detailed presentation of the data collection and hazard vulnerability assessment progress. As a part of the comprehensive review, the Hazard Mitigation Team reviewed the original information and updated with currently available data to assist in validating the original vulnerabilities. After completing the general hazard identification and analysis process, and based on a Calculated Priority Risk Index (CPRI) and annualized loss estimates, the following were determined to be “high risk” hazards for Anoka County. 1. Flooding 2. Pandemic 3. Thunderstorms 4. Tornadoes 5. Winter Storms 6. Wildfires 7. Hazmat 8. Methamphetamine Labs 9. Terrorism 10. Urban Fires The CPRI was reviewed for the 2012 update and the risks and loss estimates remain current and valid. The results were based on responses to the Capability Assessment Survey, all jurisdictions in Anoka County have a medium to high capability to implement hazard mitigation actions. Each participating municipality representative was tasked with developing specific goals, objectives and action items specific to each municipality. These goals, objectives and actions specific to each municipality have been reviewed and modified as necessary from the original goals. In the current plan the goals are noted with new, ongoing or completed to represent the change from the Anoka Countywide Hazard Mitigation Plan of 2006. The Anoka County Multi-Hazard, Multi-Jurisdictional Mitigation Plan Adoption Meetings will be held according to each municipality’s adoption process. Each municipality will adopt the plan in a regularly scheduled city or town council meeting. The appropriate Public Notice will be published prior to the meeting. Prior to the adoption meetings a copy of the plan will be made available to the public in the appropriate public locations. The plan will also be available for public review the day of the adoption in the city or town council office. During the adoption process, comments on the plan will be solicited from the attendees. Any and all comments will be documented in the minutes of the meeting and provided to the Mitigation Planning Committee. The Anoka County Board of Commissioners will adopt the plan per the county’s adoption process and during a regularly scheduled County Board meeting. The appropriate Public Notice will be published prior to the meeting. Prior to the meeting the plan will be made available to the