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• <br />• <br />• <br />ANO A <br />coUwTV <br />Anoka County Multi Jurisdictional <br />All Hazards Mitigation Plan <br />MEETING MINUTES - July 28, 2005 <br />Bruce, John, Linda, Kelli, and Paul hosted a meeting at the Anoka City Public Safety Center to <br />cover some Emergency Management issues, including HMGP. The public was invited to this <br />meeting, via notice in the official county newspaper. The meeting began at 9:00 am. <br />The topics discussed were: <br />INTRO <br />NIMS <br />HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN <br />2005 HOMELAND SECURITY GRANT <br />The Hazard Mitigation Plan is a representation of the entire county. <br />Anoka County Emergency Management needs to identify a primary person from your <br />community to manage data gathering tasks. This may be a public person or a city <br />representative. <br />We asked that the communities forward this information to ACEM either at the meeting this day <br />or by Friday. <br />In about a week, an ACEM representative will contact you to discuss the data gathering process <br />and answer any questions that you might have. <br />The target completion dates discussed were: <br />August 5 — Complete Task 1, Task 2 and Task 3 <br />August 12 — Complete Task 4 and Task 5 <br />August 19 — Complete Task 6 <br />August 26 — Complete Task 7 <br />September 2 — Complete Task 8 <br />September 16 — Complete Task 9 <br />These were general timelines, just to put some structure to the data gathering effort. Dates <br />would shift as we determined which plan sections would require more work. <br />We asked that as they complete a task that they submit the data electronically to ACEM. <br />We advised them that ACEM would work with a consultant to complete the draft Hazard <br />Mitigation Plan. A copy of the draft plan will be sent to the community representative for review <br />and approval before it is sent to FEMA. <br />Once submitted, if FEMA approves the plan, they return it to the state (HSEM.) <br />If FEMA does not approve the plan, it returns it to the county for correction. <br />When finally approved by FEMA, the city councils and town boards, as well as the county board, <br />will need to adopt the final approved plan. <br />The meeting concluded at 11:30 am. <br />