Overview

The Fort Bend County Hazard Mitigation Plan (HMP) is a comprehensive strategy to reduce risks from natural and human-caused hazards and to protect lives, property, the environment, and the community's critical infrastructure. This plan identifies potential hazards, assesses their impacts, and outlines proactive strategies to minimize damage and enhance resilience.

Developed in collaboration with local agencies, community stakeholders, and residents, the HMP reflects our commitment to a safer, more resilient county. By implementing the mitigation measures from the HMP, the county aims to reduce the long-term costs of disasters, protect public safety, and ensure that our communities are better equipped to respond and recover when emergencies occur.

We encourage residents, businesses, and organizations to review the plan, understand the risks in their area, and take part in creating a safer community. For those interested in exploring the plan in detail, key documents and interactive dashboards are available below.