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Sherburne County Multi -Hazard Mitigation Plan, 2020 <br />Public Works participates in training activities with the Sheriff's Office in the EOC. <br />Annual safety training. <br />Periodic participation in Disaster Mitigation planning events - usually a couple a year. <br />4. What funding or other resources are available to help accomplish mitigation in your <br />community? Sherburne County collaborates with their state and federal partners to address <br />mitigation efforts, and ideas stemming from previous disasters within the county. <br />Sherburne County is recognized as a Firewise Community and can apply for MN DNR Firewise <br />grant money if needed. <br />Limited other than County Levy/Tax Dollars. <br />S. What program gaps or deficiencies do you feel exist that are a barrier to accomplishing <br />mitigation in your community? Lack of awareness throughout the county regarding the <br />county's emergency alert system. <br />The lack of storm shelters at campgrounds or parks. <br />Our Right -of -Way Re-establishment Procedures need to be consistently and fully supported by <br />all county commissioners and the county administrator. <br />Emergency response equipment for our roads and emergency road closures. <br />GIS staffing and resources to more proactively plan for and prepare for emergency events. <br />rt C: Contributors & Time <br />Derek Baas, Deputy Director of Emergency Services, z hours <br />Marlin Marquette, Maintenance Superintendent, 1 hour <br />Andrew Witter, Public Works Director, 1.5 hours <br />Nancy Riddle, Planning & Zoning Administrator, z hours <br />Dave Lucas, Solid Waste Administrator, 1 hour <br />Lynn Waytashek, Assistant Zoning Administrator, 30 minutes <br />Mitch Glines, Zoning Specialist, 1 hour <br />Page I K - 6 <br />