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Lamar County Multi- Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan <br />Chapter Four <br />Medium Priority — These actions meet at least one goal nad objective and benefits exceed <br />costs, but resources may be a limiting factor. Plans are to implement these actions within the <br />next three years as funding allows. <br />Low Priority — These actions meet at least one coal and objective and benefits exceed costs, <br />but the resources for the actions may not be currently available or they may be dependent on <br />the completion of a high priority action. Plans are to implement these projects within the next <br />ten years. <br />High Cost — Existing funding levels are not adequate to cover the costs of the project and <br />would require an increase in revenue through an alternative source, such as grant, to <br />implement. <br />Medium Cost — The project could possibly be implemented with existing funding but would <br />require a reapportionment of the budget or would have to be spread out over multiple years. <br />Low Cost — Project can be implemented at a low cost using existing budget, local staff and /or <br />volunteers. <br />Local jurisdictions are operating on inadequate budgets, limited staff, and with many positions <br />being filled by volunteers. These restrictions are incorporated into the construction of mitigation <br />actions for each jurisdiction. This resulted in actions that were primarily public education and <br />awareness which are cost beneficial and can be done on a continual basis after initial <br />implementation. The mitigation actions will be implemented by the City Council and monitored <br />by the local mayors or managers. With limited resources the responsibilities will be shared <br />between City Council, local staff, and community volunteers. County implementation will be <br />organized by the County Commissioner Court and the Emergency Management Coordinator. <br />Table 4.3b: Summary of Local Jurisdictions Mitigation Actions — Lamar County, City of <br />Blossom, City of Deport, City of Paris, City of Reno, and City of Roxton <br />184 <br />(Pot <br />e3party ble <br />Hazard <br />Priority <br />NNNA <br />Lamar County Mitigation Actions <br />Work with local media to publish and air public <br />Funding <br />Low <br />Timeline <br />Tornado <br />High <br />safety information prior to storm peak season on <br />(Budget) <br /><1 year <br />EMC <br />how to be prepared. <br />Work with local jurisdictions to apply ofr a Multi- <br />HIGH (PDM, <br />EMC & <br />Tornado <br />Medium <br />Jurisdictional FEMA safe Room Rebate program <br />Grant) <br />1 to 3 years <br />Elected <br />Officials <br />Work with high risk communities to apply for a <br />High (PDM, <br />EMC & <br />Tornado <br />Low <br />Community Safe Room Project. <br />Grant) <br />1 to 3 years <br />Elected <br />Officials <br />184 <br />