Montgomery City/County 2024 Hazard Mitigation Plan Update Survey

The Hazard Mitigation Plan update will review our natural disaster risks and vulnerabilities that are common to our area, assessing our resources for recovery after a disaster, identifying vulnerable populations and developing long-term strategies for protecting people and property from similar events.  Input from all aspects of the community is vital to establishing a holistic approach to reduce loss of life and property and minimize the impact of disasters in Montgomery County.  The information from this survey will help Montgomery City/County Emergency Management Agency develop effective strategies to reduce the effects of hazards such as floods, tornadoes, other natural hazards, technological, and man-made hazards.  Please answer each question completely and honestly as your answers will help us address hazard mitigation actions in Montgomery County.  All answers are confidential.  Thank you for your participation.
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Know Your EMA

Most emergencies or disasters are handled at the local level without state or federal assistance and, although the Montgomery City/County EMA is best known for its severe weather assistance and preparedness programs, emergency management is so much more. An emergency management program examines potential emergencies and disasters based on the risks posed by likely hazards; develops and implements programs aimed toward reducing the impact of these events on the community; prepares for those risks that cannot be eliminated; and prescribes the actions required to deal with the consequences and the recovery from those events when they occur.

The mission of the Montgomery City/County EMA is to serve the residents of Montgomery through effective planning to minimize the effects of all disasters. EMA manages and coordinates efforts toward a rapid recovery from disasters and is committed to effective actions to prevent the disasters we can and to reduce the impact of those over which we have no control.