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County-Wide Mass Notification & Emergency Warning System
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
Iosco County lacks a comprehensive public warning system, with no evidence of recent HSEEP-style exercises and recent declared emergencies including wildfire and severe weather. The County Hazard Mitigation Plan explicitly prioritizes mass notification as high-urgency, while NIMS and EOP compliance mandates remain unmet.
The opportunity
Grant windows for HSGP and EMPG close in 2026, and a $8M Michigan Fire Equipment Grant carries a June 2026 application deadline, creating strong near-term funding alignment. Acting now closes a documented preparedness gap, satisfies compliance mandates, and protects residents before the next declared emergency.
Fleet Safety & Vehicle Telematics Modernization
Fleet Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
Recent ambulance and patrol vehicle acquisitions reflect a growing public safety fleet operating without telematics or dash-cam coverage, creating evidentiary and liability gaps. An active $80K sheriff's camera grant signals readiness for broader fleet safety investment to address emergency-response driving risk.
The opportunity
Active vehicle procurement and an existing camera grant create a timely, natural pathway to expand fleet safety capabilities within the current budget cycle. Cooperative purchasing vehicles can reduce procurement lead time, and telematics adoption now strengthens driver accountability, incident documentation, and long-term risk management for the county.
Sheriff's Department camera grant
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ADA Compliance · Digital Equity
High Priority
About this project
This entity faces a hard April 2027 deadline to meet WCAG/ADA digital accessibility standards with no remediation plan currently in place, creating legal exposure and inequitable access to public-facing services. The compliance gap elevates risk across all resident-facing digital portals.
The opportunity
A defined regulatory timeline and near-term grant windows in spring 2026 create a clear planning and funding pathway to accelerate remediation. Acting now allows the entity to reduce legal liability, meet federal mandates, and ensure equitable digital access ahead of the compliance deadline.
CHILL Grant
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