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EOP & Hazard Mitigation Plan Compliance Update
Emergency Management · Grant Compliance
High Priority
About this project
The county faces documented emergency preparedness gaps—including prior EMPG funding withholding, resource shortfalls during recent flooding, and an unclear EOP status—that elevate operational and compliance risk. A FEMA-approved Hazard Mitigation Plan is required for continued grant eligibility, and both the EOP and HMP must be updated within the 2026–2028 review window.
The opportunity
The 2026–2028 compliance window creates a defined deadline, and grants such as HSGP and BRIC provide funded procurement pathways with strong alignment to this initiative. Acting now protects grant eligibility, reduces operational risk, and positions the county to leverage state-level contracts for streamlined procurement.
EOC Equipment Procurement for Dual-Screen Dispatch Operations
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The county has identified critical operational gaps at its Emergency Operations Center, including insufficient workstation equipment for effective dual-screen processing during emergency events. This high-priority initiative is already funded, with grant dollars confirmed for Central Dispatch activities, and addresses documented shortfalls exposed during recent emergency responses.
The opportunity
Funding is confirmed and the initiative is designated high-priority, creating a clear, near-term procurement window. Acting within the current cycle ensures EOC readiness ahead of the 2026–2028 compliance review period for Emergency Operations and Hazard Mitigation Plans, reducing operational and regulatory risk.
Mass Notification System Modernization
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
A legacy mass-notification system is in place, but documented emergency preparedness gaps—including operational shortfalls during recent flooding and unclear EOP status—signal the need for a more integrated solution. Upcoming EOP and Hazard Mitigation Plan review windows (2026–2028) and EMPG compliance requirements elevate the urgency for a capable, county-wide notification platform.
The opportunity
State cooperative contracts streamline procurement, and grants such as HSGP explicitly support mass-notification and EOC coordination upgrades with defined funding pathways. Acting within the current planning cycle aligns modernization with EOC consolidation goals, compliance mandates, and the county's funded strategic initiative for emergency operations equipment.
Fleet Telematics & Patrol Vehicle Safety Modernization
Public Safety · Fleet Management
High Priority
About this project
A serious patrol vehicle incident resulting in officer injury has exposed critical gaps in fleet oversight, with no documented dash-cam or telematics systems in place. This absence creates significant liability exposure, operational risk, and accountability gaps for county public safety operations.
The opportunity
A leadership transition in the Sheriff's office creates a timely opening for technology evaluation, and the Edward Byrne Memorial JAG grant offers a viable funding pathway. Acting within the current fiscal cycle can reduce liability, improve officer safety outcomes, and align procurement with available cooperative contracting vehicles.
Closing Endpoint and Credential Security Gaps
Cybersecurity Compliance · IT Modernization
High Priority
About this project
The county faces an active cybersecurity compliance mandate tied to HSGP eligibility, yet lacks documented endpoint management and credential security solutions. These greenfield gaps elevate operational and audit risk across county systems and staff access points.
The opportunity
HSGP and JAG grant programs explicitly fund cybersecurity initiatives, offering viable pathways with limited local match requirements. Acting within the current grant cycle addresses compliance obligations, reduces breach exposure, and aligns with ongoing NSCR initiative timelines.
Website Accessibility & ADA Compliance Remediation
Digital Accessibility · Regulatory Compliance
High Priority
About this project
The county has identified gaps in its public-facing website against WCAG and ADA standards, creating legal exposure and barriers to equitable resident access. Without remediation, the county risks civil complaints, enforcement action, and continued exclusion of residents with disabilities from essential services.
The opportunity
ADA and WCAG compliance obligations are active mandates with no grace period, making resolution a near-term priority to reduce legal and operational risk. Addressing accessibility gaps now supports equitable service delivery, aligns with current fiscal planning, and may qualify for state or federal digital equity funding.
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