High PriorityPublic Safetyopen

Hazard Mitigation Plan compliance under AB 2140

Summary

Updating the Public Safety Element to reference the city's current Local Hazard Mitigation Plan keeps Riverside eligible for state funding that could cover the city's entire 25% share of FEMA disaster repairs. That could save taxpayers significantly when a major disaster strikes.

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Last discussed Aug 13, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

Could shift the city's 25% local share of FEMA disaster-repair costs (potentially millions) entirely to the state.

✅Who benefits

All Riverside residents, through faster and cheaper disaster recovery.

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