Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan

update in progress

MAG, with Utah and Wasatch Counties, has begun updating the 2022 Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan. Public meetings and preliminary products will be posted as they become available. Our first stakeholder kick-off meetings were held in June 2025. 

The second stakeholder meetings, looking at hazards and considering mitigation strategies, will be held:

Dec 1st, 11:30-1 pm, Wasatch County Sheriff's Office 

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Dec 8th, 11:30-1 pm, Spanish Fork Fairgrounds

Questions? Contact Shauna Mecham at smecham@magutah.gov

Why have a Disaster Mitigation Plan?

Disaster mitigation protects lives and property. It also saves money, about $6 of every $1 spent on mitigation. MAG, at the request of the local jurisdictions in Summit, Utah, and Wasatch counties, has created a plan that helps those participating access disaster funding, both before and after a disaster occurs. Mitigation reduces or prevents the damage caused by natural disasters such as earthquakes and wildfires. It involves actions taken before a disaster occurs rather than during disaster response. Participation in this plan makes jurisdictions and organizations eligible to apply for FEMA grants and receive post-disaster funds.

MAG 2022 Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan

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Pre-Disaster Mitigation Plan
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