Whole Community EM Program Stakeholders
Quarterly meetings are held for all EM Program Stakeholders, from governmental response partners to unaffiliated members of the public, to provide an open forum to discuss the Emergency Management Program, collaborative planning, incident management and response capabilities, local hazard mitigation, and opportunities for improvement.
Each EM Program Stakeholder Meeting Agenda includes updates to the EM Program, stakeholder preparedness, and local hazard mitigation projects; additional topics are added to the quarterly meeting agendas as needed.
Minutes from previous meetings are posted below. Please Contact the EOC if you have any questions.
Whole Community EM Program Stakeholders
Standing Agenda for Quarterly Meetings
The EM Program's Strategic Plan
for
2026-2030
Quarterly EM Program Stakeholders Meetings are held at 10 AM in the EOC, the second Wednesday of March, June, September, and December (unless the EOC is activated for an incident response.)
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Sept. 2024 Stakeholders Mtg Minutes
Dec. 2024 Stakeholders Mtg Minutes
March 2025
Stakeholders Mtg Minutes
June 2025
Stakeholders Mtg Minutes
Sept 2025
Stakeholders Mtg Minutes
Dec 2025
Stakeholders Mtg Minutes
March 2026
Stakeholders Mtg Minutes
The 2026-2031 Multi-Jurisdictional Natural Hazard Mitigation Strategy has been approved by both FDEM and FEMA, and has now been adopted by resolutions from commissioners in the county's three participating jurisdictions:
City of Fernandina Beach, Town of Hilliard, and unincorporated Nassau County.
Why adopt a FEMA-approved Hazard Mitigation Strategy? In addition to documenting local risks and identifying viable ways to reduce current vulnerabilities and future damages from natural hazards, the approved strategy must be formally adopted by the jurisdiction before it is eligible to apply for any federal mitigation assistance funds.
This link will take you to the most current Ranked List of Proposed Mitigation Projects to reduce future damage and losses from natural hazards.