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EXHIBIT 3 page 1 of 31RESOLUTION NO. 20172A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA, ADOPTING THE UPDATE OF THE MULTIJURISDICTIONAL ENHANCED LOCAL MITIGATION STRATEGY

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How to fill out final emergency local mitigation

1. Step 1: Identify potential hazards in the local area
2. Step 2: Develop strategies to mitigate these hazards
3. Step 3: Create a detailed plan outlining these strategies and how they will be implemented
4. Step 4: Coordinate with local authorities and emergency services to ensure the plan is comprehensive and effective
5. Step 5: Review and revise the plan periodically to account for any changes in the local environment or new hazards that may arise

Who needs final emergency local mitigation?

1. Local governments
2. Emergency management agencies
3. Community organizations

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What is final emergency local mitigation?

Final emergency local mitigation refers to the strategies and processes implemented at the local level to reduce the impact of emergencies and disasters, ensuring a quicker recovery and better preparedness for future events.

Who is required to file final emergency local mitigation?

Local government entities, emergency management agencies, and relevant organizations involved in disaster response and recovery are typically required to file final emergency local mitigation.

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To fill out final emergency local mitigation, one must complete the designated form by providing information on the emergency event, mitigation activities undertaken, resource allocations, and outcomes achieved.

What is the purpose of final emergency local mitigation?

The purpose of final emergency local mitigation is to evaluate and report on the effectiveness of mitigation measures taken during an emergency, ensure accountability, and promote best practices for future emergency management.

What information must be reported on final emergency local mitigation?

The report must include details on the nature of the emergency, assessment of damages, mitigation activities carried out, costs incurred, funding sources, and lessons learned.