Public Notice – Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan
Water Conservation
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Help develop a Hazard Mitigation Plan
La Puente Valley County Water District is seeking input from our customers and other stakeholders as we prepare our Hazard Mitigation Plan. The Plan will help all of us be more resilient against natural hazards. We have completed the Initial Draft Plan and are now ready to proceed with the rest of the planning process. The next step is to reach out to our customers and other stakeholders to gather their questions, thoughts, and recommendations for creating the best plan possible.
We Need Your Input
La Puente Valley County Water District is seeking input from our customers and other stakeholders as we prepare our Hazard Mitigation Plan. The Plan will help all of us be more resilient against natural hazards. We have completed the Initial Draft Plan and are now ready to proceed with the rest of the planning process. The next step is to reach out to our customers and other stakeholders to gather their questions, thoughts, and recommendations for creating the best plan possible.
What is a Hazard Mitigation Plan?
A Hazard Mitigation Plan is a framework that will guide La Puente Valley County Water District in making decisions and developing policies to reduce or eliminate risks to life and property. The plan identifies the types of hazards that threaten the service area, evaluates our vulnerability to those threats, and outlines a strategy to reduce or eliminate the risk posed by those threats. Whether retrofitting infrastructure or adding storm drains, the Plan identifies a range of actions and projects that will help us avoid damage and recover quickly from hazard events.
Why is the Plan Important?
The Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 passed by Congress requires that all forms of local government maintain an approved hazard mitigation plan to be eligible for and receive certain types of Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and other hazard mitigation funds. Receipt of these funds can be critical to the implementation of identified hazard mitigation programs that break the cycle of disaster, damage, restoration, and repeated damage.
Why is My Input Needed?
In order to do a thorough job of identifying and planning for future disasters, we need your input. La Puente Valley County Water District want to hear your thoughts on the hazards and mitigation strategy identified in the Hazard Mitigation Plan. Please visit https://pwagroup.org/news/ to view and offer input on the draft plan.
