Under the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000, all U.S. states and territories are required to prepare a hazard mitigation plan that addresses the need to reduce or eliminate the effects of natural hazards. The plans are required to be updated every five years. Once the plans are approved by FEMA, the state is eligible for an increased federal share of the disaster. Approval of an enhanced plan qualifies a state for increased federal hazard mitigation grant funds up to 20% of a declared disaster declaration.
Alaska (2018)
Alaska State Hazard Mitigation Plan
American Samoa (2015)
American Samoa Hazard Mitigation Plan 2015-2020
Arizona (2018)
Arizona State Hazard Mitigation Plan
California (2018)
State of California Hazard Mitigation Plan
Colorado (2018)
State of Colorado Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan
Guam (2019)
2019 Guam Hazard Mitigation Plan
Hawaii (2018)
State of Hawai’i Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan Update 2018
Idaho (2018)
Idaho State Hazards Mitigation Plan
Montana (2018)
State of Montana Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan
Nevada (2018) Enhanced Plan
The State of Nevada Enhanced Hazard Mitigation Plan
New Mexico (2018)
New Mexico State Hazard Mitigation Plan
Northern Mariana Islands (N/A)
Oregon (2015)
Oregon Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan
Utah (2019)
Utah Hazard Mitigation Plan
Washington (2018) Enhanced Plan
Washington State Enhanced Mitigation Plan
Wyoming (2016)
Washington State Enhanced Mitigation Plan
Updated: August 17, 2020