An Act to build resilience for Massachusetts communities
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This amendment modifies Senate Bill 3064 to enhance the resilience of Massachusetts communities against various threats, including climate change impacts and other potential disasters. It aims to strengthen infrastructure, improve emergency preparedness, and support community-based initiatives designed to mitigate risks and ensure a quicker recovery following adverse events. The amendment focuses on bolstering existing programs and establishing new strategies for long-term community safety and sustainability. Specifically, it directs the state to prioritize investments in critical infrastructure and support local efforts to adapt to changing conditions.
Key provisions
- Prioritizes investments in critical infrastructure upgrades.
- Supports community-based resilience planning and implementation.
- Enhances emergency preparedness and response capabilities.
- Directs the state to assess and address climate change vulnerabilities.
- Expands access to resources for vulnerable populations.
- Promotes collaboration between state and local governments.
- Establishes a framework for tracking and evaluating resilience efforts.
Who is affected
- Massachusetts communities
- Local governments
- Emergency management agencies
- Vulnerable populations
- State government
Notable changes
- Reinforces the state’s commitment to community resilience.
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Primary sponsor
House Committee on Ways and Means
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