SECTION 7: MITIGATION ACTION PLANS
Wake County
Potential Funding Sources
Action #
Hazard(s) Addressed
Relative Priority
Lead Agency/ Department
Estimated Cost
Implementation Schedule
2024 Status
Description
Goal
Objective
Status Comments/Explanation
Reference modeling data associated with Wake County One Water Plan (in development, est. completion date Dec. 2025) and existing flood data to identify locations to implement nature-based solutions such as green stormwater infrastructure projects, stormwater wetlands and floodplain restoration.
Wake County Community Services
To be determined
Ongoing – Next 5 years
NRP-2
2
2
Flood
Moderate
Local, Federal
New
N/A
Structural Projects
Sanderson remains unreplaced. Due to some additional funding coming available it will be replaced by end of 2025. Garner, Middle Creek, and Heritage by end of 2024. Completed schools are SE Raleigh and Knightdale are complete. JC will edit the dates for purposes. Supply chain - award contract and wait. County wishes to pursue this effort. Covid and staff time committed to "routine" efforts have postponed this project. The County desires to keep it on the project list in hopes of seeking grant funding to accomplish. Staff time and resources are insufficient. County wishes to pursue this effort and to keep it on the project list in hopes of seeking gran funding to accomplish.
Replace emergency generators located at facilities that serve as emergency shelter locations based on their scheduled end of life cycle.
In Progress – Carry Forward
Wake County Facilities Design & Construction
Local and Federal Grant
More than 5 years
SP-1
3
1
All
Moderate
$1,400,000
Emergency Services
Recovery Plan. Develop a comprehensive disaster recovery plan for Wake County consistent with the vision and goals described in PPD-8 and the National Disaster Recovery Framework. Upload dam failure inundation maps to Everbridge system for notification and evacuation. Create a critical infrastructure inventory and expand situational awareness capabilities. This project will focus on identifying, cataloguing and monitoring essential assets to enhance resiliency and response capabilities.
In- Progress – Carry Forward In- Progress – Carry Forward
Wake County Emergency Management
ES-1
4
2
All
Moderate
$150,000
Local
3-5 years
Wake County Emergency Management
ES-2
1
2
Dam Failure
High
Staff time
Local
1 year
Wake County Emergency Management
Local, State, and Federal Funds
Ongoing – 5 Years
ES-3
2
2
All
Moderate
$2,000,000
New
N/A
Public Education and Awareness
Since the last plan update, the County has hired a full-time staffer for this purpose, developed paper and electronic media, conducted scores of public events; and, signed up thousands to the ReadyWake notification system. Even with all these efforts, we have only touched a portion of our population, and this is an on-going effort.
Wake County Fire Services, Emergency Management
In- Progress – Carry Forward
Increase public awareness and participation in the Ready Wake program and resources.
Federal Grants and Local
PEA-1
1
1
All
Moderate
$10,000
2-3 years
Wake County, NC Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan
WSP June 2024 Page 298
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