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Atlanta
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DeKalb
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935 United Ave SE
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(404) 635-7200
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30316-0055
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency
The meetings focused on the ongoing update of the State Hazard Mitigation Strategy, including the coordination of local county hazard mitigation plans and the submission of grant applications under various disaster programs. Key discussion topics included the integration of GIS data from ITOS for risk and vulnerability assessments, updates on federal disaster relief funding and guidance, and the implementation of new training programs for hazard mitigation and Hazus software for regional and local planners. Coordination with other state agencies such as the Georgia Forestry Commission and Department of Community Affairs regarding land use planning and disaster resilience was also addressed.
The Georgia Hazard Mitigation Strategy (GHMS) is an official update aimed at eliminating or reducing risk and vulnerability to natural hazards across the State of Georgia. It is achieved through a comprehensive range of activities including education, outreach and coordination, hazard identification, risk and vulnerability assessment, and the development of mitigation strategies. The plan provides a framework for long-term strategies to protect people and property from future hazard events.
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This document outlines the strategic plan for Emergency Support Function 12 (Energy) for the State of Georgia, designed to prepare for, respond to, recover from, and mitigate the effects of disasters on the state's energy systems. The plan focuses on protecting and restoring critical energy infrastructure, coordinating the restoration of both electrical and fuel services (natural gas, petroleum, and LPG), and enhancing disaster resiliency and readiness. It emphasizes information management, resource acquisition, and maintaining clear communication channels with stakeholders and the public.
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