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Local Mitigation Strategy
Pasco County, in coordination with the local municipalities of Dade City, New Port Richey, Port Richey, San
Antonio, St. Leo and Zephyrhills, developed a single, unified Local Mitigation Strategy in 1998 as part of the
State of Florida’s "Breaking the Cycle" initiative. The Local Mitigation Strategy is a plan developed with
input from the community, business and industry and local government to promote hazard mitigation and
to manage post-disaster recovery.
The plan has recently required updating to address the federal guidance promulgated as a result of the
"Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000."
The final version of the Pasco County Local Mitigation Strategy is available here for public scrutiny and
commentary. Please send your comments via e-mail.
Appendix A – Community Guiding Principles
Pre-and Post-Disaster Planning Goals of Pasco County and its Municipalities
Appendix B – Hazard Maps
Graphic representation of various hazards that can impact Pasco County and its Municipalities
Appendix C – Repetitive Loss Area (RLA) Maps and Mitigation Efforts
Graphic representation and documentation reflecting repetitive loss areas and what actions are being
taken to mitigate the losses in these areas
Appendix D – Critical Facility Maps
This section has been deliberately excluded from the following per Florida State Statutes 281.301 and
119.071, since revelation of the information contained in the map could pose a security risk for Pasco
County and its citizens.
Appendix E – Hazard Mitigation Project/Program List
Projects and programs being worked or planned within Pasco County and its Municipalities to mitigate the
impact of hazards
Appendix F – Funding Source List
Potential sources of mitigation funding
Appendix G – Local Mitigation Planning Process
Chronicle of effort required to develop and issue Local Mitigation Strategy 2003 Update
Pasco County, in coordination with the local municipalities of Dade City, New Port Richey, Port Richey, San
Antonio, St. Leo and Zephyrhills, developed a single, unified Local Mitigation Strategy in 1998 as part of the
State of Florida’s "Breaking the Cycle" initiative. The Local Mitigation Strategy is a plan developed with
input from the community, business and industry and local government to promote hazard mitigation and
to manage post-disaster recovery.
The plan has recently required updating to address the federal guidance promulgated as a result of the
"Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000."
The final version of the Pasco County Local Mitigation Strategy is available here for public scrutiny and
commentary. Please send your comments via e-mail.
Appendix A – Community Guiding Principles
Pre-and Post-Disaster Planning Goals of Pasco County and its Municipalities
Appendix B – Hazard Maps
Graphic representation of various hazards that can impact Pasco County and its Municipalities
Appendix C – Repetitive Loss Area (RLA) Maps and Mitigation Efforts
Graphic representation and documentation reflecting repetitive loss areas and what actions are being
taken to mitigate the losses in these areas
Appendix D – Critical Facility Maps
This section has been deliberately excluded from the following per Florida State Statutes 281.301 and
119.071, since revelation of the information contained in the map could pose a security risk for Pasco
County and its citizens.
Appendix E – Hazard Mitigation Project/Program List
Projects and programs being worked or planned within Pasco County and its Municipalities to mitigate the
impact of hazards
Appendix F – Funding Source List
Potential sources of mitigation funding
Appendix G – Local Mitigation Planning Process
Chronicle of effort required to develop and issue Local Mitigation Strategy 2003 Update
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