For emergency managers and mitigation coordinators

The plan got approved. Then it stopped being true.

Your HMP was current the day it was adopted. Hazzard keeps the risk picture behind it alive — every hazard, finding, and mitigation action cited to its source and current between plan cycles.

The problem on your desk

The 5-year clock never stops

An expired HMP pauses HMGP, BRIC, and FMA eligibility. The update takes 18 months — the calendar doesn't care that you're also running exercises and real incidents.

The risk picture lives in eight places

HMP, EOP, THIRA/SPR, flood studies, consultant PDFs, GIS layers, and staff memory. Reassembling it before every grant application is a job nobody budgeted.

“Where did this number come from?”

A FEMA reviewer, a council member, or a grant panel asks — and the answer is buried in a 400-page PDF adopted years ago, if it exists at all.

What Hazzard does about it

Define the footprint risk actually follows

Jurisdictions, county-wide declarations, and the watched places outside your boundary — the upstream dam, the neighboring county's wildfire fuel — whose failures land on you.

Operational footprintCity of Lone Tree, CO
  • Jurisdiction

    City of Lone Tree

    Municipal boundary

    Primary
  • Watched

    Douglas County

    Adjacent — upstream flood & dam context

    External
  • Location

    Water Treatment Plant #2

    Critical facility

    Confirmed
  • Location

    Civic Center Campus

    Government operations

    Confirmed
  • Territory

    North Service District

    Service territory — spans 2 jurisdictions

    Resolving
City government · 5 footprint entries · risk follows systems, not just boundaries

Turn the plans you already paid for into data

Upload the HMP, the EOP, the studies. Every extracted finding stays tied to its source page, date, and method — extracted information never silently becomes truth.

Sources4 documents
  • 2019 Douglas County Hazard Mitigation Plan

    PDF · 214 pp · county scope · data vintage 2018

    38 findings
  • THIRA / SPR 2023

    PDF · regional scope · uploaded today

    Processing
  • Chatfield Dam Emergency Action Plan

    PDF · restricted · external jurisdiction

    Queued
  • Wildland-urban interface assessment

    Consultant report · 2021 · city scope

    12 findings
Every extraction keeps its page-level citation, date, and geographic scope

Keep the risk inventory current and defensible

Hazard suggestions seeded from national data for your exact counties, decided by your team, established by an authorized approver — with the audit trail FEMA review expects.

Risk inventory18 hazards in scope
severe weather 11flooding 6wildfire 3violence 5cyber 5public health 9+ hazmat, transportation, civil disruption…
  • Earthquake

    aka seismic hazard, ground shaking

    Established
  • Wildfire

    wind-driven · WUI exposure · smoke

    Established
  • Burnscar Flooding

    cascading from wildfire burn scars

    Needs review
  • Dam Failure

    external — Chatfield Dam, Douglas County

    Watched
  • Ice Jam Flooding

    suggested from state plan overlap

    Proposed
Scope changes require an authorized approver — new risks can be added without starting over
5 yrs
the life of an approved HMP
18 mo
typical update timeline
Every finding
cited to a source page
Get started

Your next plan cycle starts from data, not a blank page.

Create your organization, define your footprint, and seed your hazard list from national data in about ten minutes.