City of Irvine Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
also make in-person comments at our public meeting at [LOCATION] at [TIME] on [DAY]. Help us make our LHMP the best it can be!
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Our city is writing a new plan to help us build a safer Irvine. Come to our public kickoff meeting to learn more and get involved! [Link to webpage announcement – use URL shortener]
Survey
We want your opinion to help us build a safer Irvine! Take a few minutes to take our Local Hazard Mitigation Plan survey at [Link to survey – use URL shortener].
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The first draft of our plan to help us build a safer Irvine for everyone is out! Read the plan and comment online or in person. Learn more at [Link to website post – use URL shortener].
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Wildfires. Floods. Earthquakes. We’ve all heard about these disasters and many of us have lived through them, often several times. It’s easy to think that there’s nothing we can really do about these events, but while we often can’t stop them from happening, we can make sure that the damage to our community is reduced. At the City of Irvine, we want to make our community as safe as it can be, which is why we’re preparing a Local Hazard Mitigation Plan (LHMP). These plans will help our community assess the potential for future disasters, take steps to prepare for them, and make us eligible for additional funding from the federal and state government. Our LHMP will cover four major topics. • Summarize the natural and human-caused hazards that pose a threat to our community. • Look at how our community members, buildings, and infrastructure are vulnerable to these hazards. • Outline a Hazard Mitigation Strategy, with specific policy recommendations for future actions to help reduce the threat from these hazards. • Maintenance procedures for the plan, keeping it current in the face of changing conditions. Our LHMP is being prepared by the City, with support from key stakeholders, and technical consultants. Community input is vital to ensure that our plan reflects the opinions, concerns, and goals of the community. The first of three community meetings will be held on Day, Date, 2019 at 6 PM at Location. Come to the meeting and learn about the project, talk with our team, and share your thoughts about how we can make Irvine more resilient. Can’t make the meeting? We’ll be releasing an online survey soon that will let you weigh in on our plan. We’ll also be hosting future meetings and events to get feedback and raise awareness about reducing the threat from disasters. To learn more, visit our project website at [WEBSITE] or contact [CONTACT PERSON] at [CONTACT INFORMATION].
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