The City of Bartlesville received a grant to update the Bartlesville Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan. Below is a calendar and links to display meetings dates, presentations, and where available, audio recordings of the meetings.

Bartlesville's Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan 2009

• Obligation Date: July 8, 2008
• Project Start Date: September 1, 2008
• Anticipated Completion Date: November 8, 2010

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Bartlesville's Update Presentations & Audio Recordings

• Bartlesville - 1 - 10-02-08 - Introductory Power Point (7.5mb)
• Bartlesville - 2 - 10-30-08 - Multi-Hazard Mitigation (2.0mb)
• Bartlesville - 3 - 11-06-08 - Urban Fire / Wildfire (1.5mb)
• Bartlesville - 4 - 12-04-08 - Winter Storms (2.5mb)
• Bartlesville - 5 - 01-08-09- Tier II Hazardous Materials (2.91MB)
• Bartlesville - 5 - 01-08-09- Tier II Hazardous Materials (Audio)
• Bartlesville - 6 - 02-05-09 - Earthquakes & Expansive Soils (3.3mb)
• Bartlesville - 6 - 02-05-09 - Earthquakes & Expansive Soils (Audio)
• Bartlesville - 7 - 03-05-09 - Floods & Dam Failures (5.6mb)
• Bartlesville - 7 - 03-05-09 - Floods & Dam Failures (Audio)
• Bartlesville - 8 - 04-02-09 - Lightning & Hailstorms (5.6mb)

Bartlesville's Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan 2004

The Bartlesville Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan is an update of the Multi-Hazard Floodplain Mitigation Assistance Plan, October 11, 2002, the Floodplain Management Plan, October 2001, and the City of Bartlesville’s Community Rating System (CRS) Plan. A draft of the complete
Bartlesville Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan (28 mb) is available for review.

Highlights of Bartlesville's 2004 Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan

• 100-year Floodplain Map
• Transportation Corridor
• Vulnerability Areas

Mitigation Measures

The following are the top ten high priority mitigation measures defined by the Bartlesville Hazard Mitigation Planning Committee.

• Floods -
  1. Complete elevation certificates and cost-benefit analyses for all potential flooded structures.
  2. Acquire repetitive loss and repeatedly flooded properties where the City’s Repetitive Loss Plan and Stormwater Master Plan has identified acquisition to be the most cost effective and desirable mitigation measure.
  3. Identify floodplain land that has potential to be acquired from private owners and incorporated into the city park system.
• Multi-Hazard - Prepare evaluation report of communications needs of city and county public safety / emergency service agencies. Prepare and implement plan to replace communication equipment.
• Hazardous Materials - Maintain well trained and well equipped first responders.
• Floods - Implement structural and non-structural flood mitigation measures for floodprone properties as recommended in the Stormwater Master Plan and Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan.
• Tornadoes - Install safe rooms in the schools.
• Transportation - Define and mark a hazardous materials truck routes through the community.
• Tornadoes - Provide employee shelters at critical facilities, such as 911 Center and fire stations.
• Drought - Implement recommendations of the City's drought committees in regard to secondary water supply sources and water restriction.
• Floods - Complete study to identify need for stream gauges on Caney, Sand, Butler, Rice, Turkey and Coon Creeks.
• Terrorism - Upgrade security at the Police Station.
• Terrorism - Upgrade Central Fire Station and Fire Station 2 with the same security measures as Fire Stations 3 and 4.
• Terrorism - Upgrade security at Government Offices.