The Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office is currently updating the 2026 Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan. Information on public workshops will be posted on this webpage. For only questions or to receive additional information on the plan update, please contact us at Brittany.dremluk@mbakerintl.com or oem@mcsonj.org.
Natural hazards have the potential to cause property loss, loss of life, economic hardship, and threats to public health and safety. While an important aspect of emergency management deals with disaster recovery those actions that a community must take to repair damages and make itself whole in the wake of a natural disaster an equally important aspect of emergency management involves hazard mitigation. Hazard mitigation measures are efforts taken before a disaster happens to lessen the impact that future disasters of that type will have on people and property in the community. They are things you do today to be more protected in the future. Hazard mitigation actions taken in advance of a hazard event are essential to breaking the typical disaster cycle of damage, reconstruction, and repeated damage. With careful selection, hazard mitigation actions can be long-term, cost-effective means of reducing the risk of loss and help create a more disaster-resistant and sustainable community.
The following documents are available to view concerning Monmouth County’s Hazard Mitigation planning by clicking the appropriate link. Note that the Adobe Reader application is required to view the documents.
MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY 2026 MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLAN
The Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office is updating its Hazard Mitigation Plan. Hazard mitigation planning identifies risks and vulnerabilities associated with natural disasters and develops long-term strategies for protecting people and property from future hazard events. Updates are required every five (5) years in order for communities in Monmouth County to be eligible for certain types of state and federal disaster relief funds after a disaster occurs.
The draft plan is now open for public review. We want your feedback!
QUESTIONS? COMMENTS?
Contact:
Brittany Dremluk, AICP, PP, LEED Green Associate
Consultant Project Manager
Michael Baker International, Inc.
(e) brittany.dremluk@mbakerintl.com
(p) 609-807-9556
Stephanie Seymour
Emergency Management Analyst
Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office
(e) SSeymour@mcsonj.org
(p) 732-431-6400 x 1805
We Want To Hear From You
Throughout the 2025 plan update, you may contact the project team with questions and/or comments. Once the draft plan is released for public comment, you may use this form to submit your questions and/or comments.
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