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Tompkins County Multi-Jurisdictional
All-Hazards Mitigation Plan |
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To be eligible for future disaster mitigation funding, the Federal
Emergency Management Agency requires that all local governments
have a Federally approved hazard mitigation
plan. In cooperation with the Towns of Caroline, Danby, Enfield,
Groton, Ithaca, Lansing, and Ulysses, Tompkins County completed the Tompkins County Multi-Jurisdictional All-Hazards Mitigation
Plan. The Towns of Newfield
and Dryden and the City of Ithaca are developing or have developed
hazard mitigation plans independently; and once all hazard mitigation
plans are complete, the County and Towns will work to coordinate
the implementation of their hazard mitigation plans. |
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Photo courtesy of www.bikepedimages.com
/ Dan Burden |
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 Report Cover.pdf (2 mb)
 Executive
Summary.doc (100 kb)
Table of Contents.doc (67 kb)
Section 1.doc (57 kb) -
Introduction
Sections 2 and
3.doc (187 kb) - Planning Processes and Plan Adoption
Section 4.1.doc (167 kb) - Identification of Hazards
Section 4.2.doc (2 mb) - Profiles of Hazards
Section 4.3.doc (2 mb)- Assessing Vulnerability: Identification
of Assets and Development Trends
Section 4.4.doc (3 mb) - Assessing Vulnerability: Estimating Losses
Section 4.5 .pdf (65 kb)- Tompkins County's Multi-Jurisdictional
Risk Assessment
Section 5 .doc (693 kb) -
Mitigation Strategies
Section 6 .doc (65 kb) -
Plan Maintenance Procedures
Appendix A .doc (20 kb) -
Adoption Resolutions
Appendix B .doc (62 kb) -
Glossary
Appendix C .pdf (92 kb) -
Data Summary Matrix
Appendix D.pdf (76 kb) -
Federal Mitigation Programs, Activities, and Initiatives
Appendix E.doc (67 kb) - Tompkins County Comprehensive Plan - Principles,
Policies, and Action Items
Appendix F.pdf (698 kb) - HAZUS-MH Risk Assessment Tool Hurricane
Result
Acronyms and References.doc (210 kb)
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