Madison County Hazard Mitigation Assistance / Hazard Mitigation Plan Program

How it works

Madison County’s hazard mitigation plan is a countywide planning document used to support future hazard mitigation projects and maintain eligibility for hazard mitigation grant funding. The official county hazard mitigation materials say the plan is a prerequisite for receipt of Hazard Mitigation Assistance Grant Project Funds under the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000.

What the money covers

The available county documents describe planning, mitigation, and project activities intended to reduce future damages, deaths, and injuries from disasters. The materials do not identify a homeowner-facing hardening reimbursement, rebate, or service program, and they do not give a dollar amount for individual households.

How to apply

The official materials available for Madison County describe the planning process and countywide coordination, not a household application. The county EMA contact page is the relevant official starting point for learning whether any local mitigation activity is currently being run through the county.

Timing and deadlines

The county hazard mitigation plan is updated on a periodic cycle so the county can remain eligible for hazard mitigation funding. The official documents do not state an open application window for homeowners.