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8. Adopt permanent revisions to flood regulations. Planning Commission/ Selectboard 2009 assistance Town does not have a standalone policy; however, it is addressed within other land use regulations. 9. Consider adopting Fluvial Erosion Hazard regulations. Planning Commission and Selectboard 2009 Local resources, TRORC assistance Incomplete. HAZMAT 10. Pursue HAZMAT training for Fire Department. Fire Department 2009 Fire Service Training Academy Incomplete. Town has not had training since at least 2006. FIRE 11. Obtain training and equipment appropriate that will the fire department to fight wildfires safely. Fire Department 2009 USDA,Fire Service Training Academy, George Aiken RC&D Incomplete. Town looked into purchasing new equipment (including a truck) in 2008, but never procured any. 12. Develop additional dry hydrant in rural locations. Fire Department Ongoing Local resources, George Aiken RC&D Complete. In 2013, three new dry hydrant sites were installed (Olmstead Drive, Lilliesville Brook Bridge, and a municipal hydrant in Stony Brook). There is also another that was added in Stockbridge Common in 2009. LANDSLIDE 13. Stabilize potential landslides on Blackmer Blvd. Road Foreman and Selectboard 2009 HMGP, PDM-C, state, and local resources In process. WINTER 14. Encourage utilities to continue regular tree trimming along power lines. Emergency Planning Coordinator Yearly resources In process. Crews routinely trim. Finally, there are no current plans for new development in the Town of Stockbridge. D. Existing Hazard Mitigation Programs, Projects & Activities The Town of Stockbridge is currently engaged in the following hazard mitigation programs, projects and activities: Community Preparedness Activities Annual update of Stockbridge’s Local Emergency Operations Plan (LEOP, formerly BEOP) Last updated and approved on 05/13/2013