County adopts joint hazard-mitigation plan update; state approval required for future grants
September 15, 2026 | Tom Green County, Texas
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The Commissioners Court approved a resolution to adopt the joint City of San Angelo and Tom Green County Hazard Mitigation Plan update for 2026.
A commissioner explained the update is required to remain eligible for grant funding and that the plan must be submitted to and approved by the state; staff said it will likely take several months for state review. The county posted a link to the roughly 300‑page plan for public review and invited input.
The court voted to adopt the update and directed staff to submit it to the state for approval. No votes opposed the measure.
A commissioner explained the update is required to remain eligible for grant funding and that the plan must be submitted to and approved by the state; staff said it will likely take several months for state review. The county posted a link to the roughly 300‑page plan for public review and invited input.
The court voted to adopt the update and directed staff to submit it to the state for approval. No votes opposed the measure.
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