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<br />I <br /> <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />Colorado Flood Hazard Mitigation Plan -1999 <br /> <br />Chapter 4 - Mitigation Activities Underway and Proposed <br /> <br />4,1 Existing Mitigation Plans, <br />Programs, and Structures <br /> <br />4,1.1 Federal Government <br />The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) <br />is an independent agency of the federal govemment, <br />reporting to the President. Since rts founding in 1979, <br />FEMA's mission has been clear. <br /> <br />"To reduce loss of life and property and protect <br />our nation's crltica/lnfrastrocture from all types <br />of hazards through a comprehensive, risk- <br />based, emergency management program of <br />mitigation, preparedness, response and recov- <br />ery. " <br /> <br />4.1.2 <br />4.1.2,1 <br /> <br />State Government <br /> <br />Colorado Natural Hazards Mitigation <br />Council (CNHMC) <br /> <br />The council is described in detail in Chapter 2, Through <br />rts volunteer committees, the council has supported over <br />100 mrtigation projects since its inception, A <br />comprehensive list of accomplishements is displayed in <br />Figure 4,2 in this Chapter, A partial list of council <br />accomplishments are: <br /> <br />. Pre and post-disaster mitigation workshops for <br />homeowners and businesses in Canon Crty, Pueblo, <br />Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Rifle and Lyons, <br /> <br />. Major flood mitigation activities In Lyons and the San <br />Luis Valley, <br /> <br />. Publication of "The Mitigation Siren" newsletter, <br /> <br />. GIS familiarization workshops, <br /> <br />. A hazard awareness contest for children, <br /> <br />. Dam Safety and Emergency Planning brochures, <br /> <br />For MlII'IlDlonnadoa <br /> <br />Appendfx A - Includes definitions, acronyms, <br />and references used in the <br />preparation of this plan, <br /> <br />Appendix 8 - Includes information on financial <br />assistance programs, <br /> <br />Appendix C - Includes tips to minimize loss of <br />me & property in the event of a <br />flood, <br /> <br />Appendix D - Includes mitigation strategies and <br />measures. <br /> <br />Appendfx E - Includes mitigation planning <br />examples, <br /> <br />. Publication of a Citizens Emergency Preparedness <br />Guide, <br /> <br />(For a comprehensive list of activities since 1997 <br />see Figure 4.2 in this chapter,) <br /> <br />4.1,2.2 Colorado Water Conservation Board <br />(CWCB) - Flood Mitigation Assistance <br />(FMA) Eligible Projectls) Grants <br />Pre-disaster flood mitigation planning and <br />implementation funds are now available under the <br />FEMA-funded Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA) <br />program, The Colorado Water Conservation Board <br />(CWCS) administers the program, Chapter 3,2,1,2,1,1 <br />includes more details about the FMA program, <br /> <br />4.1,3,1 Local Government Hazard <br />Mitigation Plans <br />The Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCS) is <br />bringing the flood mitigation process to the local level <br />where it has the greatest benefit. Each applicant for <br />disaster relief assistance is asked to develop a flood <br /> <br />Local Government Hazard <br />Mitigation Plans <br /> <br />. City of Manitou Springs <br /> <br />. Montrose County <br />. City of Boulder <br />. City of Arvada <br />. San Luis Valley <br /> <br />. Town of Lyons <br />. Town of Jamestown <br /> <br />. City of Canon City <br />. City of Rifle <br />. City of Fort Collins <br />. City and County of Pueblo <br />. Town of Sliver Plume <br /> <br />. Town of Georgetown <br /> <br /> <br />. Town of DeBeque <br /> <br /> <br />. Town of Wattenburg <br /> <br />Chapter 4 - 1 <br /> <br />Figure 4. 1 <br /> <br />,2/28m S:2S PM <br />