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Mitigate FL 3 rd Quarter Meeting Tuesday, October 10, 2017 Kelley Training Room 1:00-2:00 pm Audio Information Number: 1-888-670-3525 Passcode: 18886032254

Introductions Name Agency For Our Friends on the Phone Please make sure your phone is muted during the meeting. To mute / unmute your phone press *6. Please DO NOT put your phone on hold.

Agenda HB 181 and Florida Statute 252.3655 Required agencies Annual reports SHMP Updates Silver Jackets LMS Updates SHMPoints Newsletter Announcements Adjourn

New Requirements HB 181/SB 464 passed, creating Florida Statute 252.3655 Effective July 1, 2017 To create a natural hazards interagency workgroup to: Share information Coordinate ongoing efforts Collaborate on initiatives Required members State agencies within the FL executive branch Water Management Districts Florida Public Service Commission

Florida Statute 252.3655 Natural Hazards listed in the bill include: Extreme Heat Drought Wildfire Sea-level Change High Tides Storm Surge Saltwater Intrusion Stormwater Runoff Flash Floods Inland Flooding Coastal Flooding

Florida Statute 252.3655 Required Members: liaisons from each State agencies within the FL executive branch Water Management Districts Florida Public Service Commission FDEM workgroup coordinator Each agency liaison will provide information about their respective agency resources, capabilities, and projects regarding natural hazard mitigation Required quarterly meetings

Florida Statute 252.3655 FDEM workgroup coordinator will: Prepare and submit annual progress reports on the implementation of the SHMP, to include: Relevance, level, and significance of agency efforts to address impacts of natural hazards Strategize and prioritize ongoing mitigation efforts Each agency liaison is required to ensure the annual report is posted on the respective agency website First annual report is due January 1, 2019 I will develop a draft version for 2018

Combine 3 groups into 1! Mitigate FL Mitigate FL Natural Hazards Interagency Workgroup SHMP Advisory Team, need input to have successful plan Silver Jackets, group to work together on mitigation projects Relatively the same participants and similar missions Avoid duplication of efforts Dedicated FDEM staff member to develop this new group and its goals full time

Mitigate FL I will be reaching out to all the participating agencies in the coming weeks and months to set up a meeting to answer any questions and to help develop strong working relationships within the group

SHMP Updates: Natural Hazards Flood Tropical Cyclones Severe Storms Drought Extreme Heat Wildfire Coastal Erosion Geological Seismic Tsunami Winter Storm

SHMP Updates: Natural Hazards Great feedback and comments! Special thank you to: Amy Godsey, Michael Spagnolo, Brian Richardson, Amy Miller, Lauren Pentrack, Rick Knowles, Danny Hinson, Josh Overmyer, Jay Anderson (FDEM) Ken Skalitzky (Volunteer Florida) Page Merkison (Elder Affairs) Ronda Sutphen (FL Forest Service) Laura Nelson (Flagler County) Bill Johnson and team (Palm Beach County) Katie Hagemann (Miami Dade County) I appreciate all your help!!!

SHMP Updates: Tech Hazards Space Weather Cyber Incident Biological Incident Agricultural Incident Hazardous Materials Incident Radiological Incident Transportation Incident Civil Disturbance Mass Migration Terrorism

SHMP Updates : Risk Assessment HAZUS models for Wind (tropical storm) IN PROGRESS HelpFL IN PROGRESS Value and Count of County Facilities COMPLETE Value and County of State Facilities COMPLETE

SHMP Updates : Risk Assessment (cont.) SharePoint tracking system Planning Unit and GIS meet biweekly Currently on target for a timely completion of tables and maps for the Risk Assessment This is very exciting for us because the Risk Assessment has always been contracted out in the past. When we are finished, we will have a guide for how to complete these updates again in the future.

SHMP Updates : Capability Assessment Coordinated with each State agency to receive an update regarding their Mitigation capabilities

SHMP Updates : Funding and Projects Funding and Projects Update Approx. 5 state agencies remaining to complete the section

SHMP Updates : SRL Strategy Repetitive Loss and Severe Repetitive Loss Strategy FEMA required element Previously Section 6.0 Will be moved within Section 4.0 Capabilities Clarified what actions FDEM takes regarding RL/SRL properties

SHMP Updates : Appendices Appendices Revised Materials IN PROGRESS Planning Process Documentation IN PROGRESS Risk Assessment Tables COMPLETE Hazard Summary Sheets Not Begun Grant Management Plan COMPLETE Policies and Legislation IN PROGRESS NFIP Policy Statistics Not Begun

SHMP Updates : Appendices Appendices Outreach Log IN PROGRESS LMS Update Cycle AAR COMPLETE Loss Avoidance Reports (4) COMPLETE State Managed Projects Not Begun Public Facilities Flood Mitigation Initiative COMPLETE Rebuild NWFL COMPLETE Annual 252.3655 Reports Not Begun

Silver Jackets Applied for three FRM-SJ grants Received one Miami Beach historical area flood proofing After the SHMP Update is complete, Silver Jackets will become a priority to conduct outreach with local governments regarding Mitigation efforts

LMS Updates No plans being reviewed or revised at this time No plans are in APA NO EXPIRED PLANS! We passed our most recent PAS audit with FEMA LMS Update Manual we are working on getting this ready to roll out to counties before the next LMS Update cycle

SHMPoints Newsletter New topics highlighted this month include: Mitigate FL group Active Shooter Orange County Hazard Ranking Outreach PDM/FMA announcement Green Infrastructure NFIP Quick Guide 2017 Update

Announcements Meeting notes and materials will be available online All technological hazard profile drafts and the Capabilities Section will be shared via FTP site link Next Mitigate FL Meeting Tuesday, December 12, 2017 1:00 pm 2:00 pm Kelley Training Room, FDEM

Questions or Comments? For any additional questions, suggestions or comments please contact: Laura Waterman laura.waterman@em.myflorida.com 850-879-0872