Reducing hazard risks and vulnerabilities through education, planning, physical improvements, early warning, and coordination of programs and resources
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Questions or comments about the plan or about Michigan's hazard mitigation activities are welcomed and can be sent to Mike Sobocinski at sobocinskim@michigan.gov
Michigan Hazard Mitigation Success Stories:
Outstanding accomplishments in reducing loss of life, property
and environmental damage associated with hazards in Michigan
Provide an organizational and operational framework for the State of Michigan to assess the need for, request, receive, and distribute disaster relief supplies, equipment, and other materiel and technical assistance (generically called "commodities") necessary to respond to and recover from natural and human-caused disasters and emergencies, including acts of terrorism. The efficient and timely procurement and distribution of needed disaster commodities, particularly in widespread and/or severe disasters or other catastrophic incidents, will help the State and local governments in meeting the full range of short-term and/or long-term recovery and basic life sustainment needs of the affected population.
Provide an organizational and operational framework for the State of Michigan to assist affected local jurisdictions in managing a debris operation subsequent to a debris generating disaster. The efficient and rapid management of disaster debris will help to protect the health and safety of the affected population, minimize threats to the environment, and ensure that critical response and recovery activities can proceed in a timely and unencumbered manner.
The plan developed and continuously maintained by the Emergency Management and Homeland Security Division, Department of State Police (MSP/EMHSD), pursuant to 1976 PA 390, as amended, for the purpose of coordinating the emergency management and homeland security activities of prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery within the state. The MEMP consists of two introductory sections (i.e., Planning Preliminaries; Emergency Management System), eight Emergency Support Functions (ESFs), 23 Disaster-Specific Procedures, and three primary Support Plans (i.e., Evacuation and Mass Shelter Support; Animal Care Support; Recovery Support). The MEMP is supported by other state-level, function-specific plans, including but not limited to those that address: 1) continuity of government and continuity of operations; 2) disaster logistics management; 3) disaster debris management; 4) disaster donations management; 5) hazard mitigation; 6) emergency repatriation; 7) damage assessment; and 8) mass fatality management.
A guidance handbook to assist local jurisdictions in the development of continuity of government and continuity of operations plans, counterpart to and in support of the michigan continuity of government plan.
A template for the guidance handbook to assist local jurisdictions in the development of continuity of government and continuity of operations plans, counterpart to and in support of the michigan continuity of government plan.
The Review Guide is to provide a measure for determining whether a community's emergency management planning documents are adequate in accordance to planning standards and to the National
Incident
Management System (NIMS).
A workbook for developing a site emergency plan for schools, factories,
office buildings, shopping malls, hospitals, correctional facilities,
stadiums, recreation areas
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Local Hazard Mitigation Planning Workbook (PUB 207)
A workbook to assist local communities in developing
a multi-hazard mitigation plan that meets the requirements
of the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000.
A Public and Private Partnership discusses
the essential and beneficial process of the public and private sectors working together
to plan for emergencies.
A guidance handbook to assist local emergency management programs and state agencies in the collection, compilation, review, analysis, and reporting of damage / impact data subsequent to a disaster or emergency.
A GUIDANCE HANDBOOK TO ASSIST LOCAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A LOCAL DISASTER DEBRIS MANAGEMENT PLAN, COUNTERPART TO AND IN SUPPORT OF THE MICHIGAN DISASTER DEBRIS MANAGEMENT PLAN.
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