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Executive orders · Governor Terry E. Branstad

Executive Order 54

Signed by Governor Terry E. Branstad on December 23, 1994.

What it does

AI summary This order cancels Executive Order 39 and creates the Iowa Hazard Mitigation Team. The team includes representatives from various state agencies, the President of IEMDA, and representatives from the Iowa League of Municipalities and ISAC. The team is responsible for coordinating state agency activities to reduce the impact of hazards, assisting with the State Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan, and determining the capabilities of agencies to address different hazards.1

The Legislature’s description: Rescinds Executive Order 39 (September 12, 1990) and reestablishes the Iowa Hazard Mitigation Team.

Read the order

WHEREAS, WHEREAS, WHEREAS, WHEREAS, WHEREAS, WHEREAS, NOW, THEREFORE, natural and technological disasters are an ever present and continuing threat to the people of the State oflowa; and these disasters can cause substantial losses to the citizens of the state, in both lives and property; and through effective, planned response by state and local governments, the destructive nature of these disasters can be mitigated; and an effective statewide Hazard Mitigation Program must be centrally orchestrated, involve all levels of government; and government officials must continually strive to promote Hazard Mitigation, and develop new cost reducing initiatives. Executive Order Number 39 was enacted on September 12, 1990 creating the Iowa Hazard Mitigation Team. I, Terry E. Branstad; Governor of the·State oflowa, by virtue of the authority vested in me, by the laws and Constitution of the State of Iowa, and in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 29C, Code of Iowa, do hereby order that: I. Executive Order Number 39 be rescinded and replaced with : Executive Order Number 54. II. There shall be created an Iowa Hazard MitigationTeam whose membership shall include representatives from the following State agencies and permanent members who shall participate in all Hazard Mitigation Team activities. A Department of Public Defense, Emergency Management Division, who will act as chair for the Hazard Mitigation Team and will coordinate activities of the Team; B. Department of General Services; C. Department of Natural Resources; D. Department of Public Health E. Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship; F. Department of Justice; G. Department of Commerce; H. Department of Management; I. Department of Revenue and Finance; J. Department of Transportation; K. Department of Economic Development; L. Department ofEducation; M . Department of Public Safety; N. Department ofEmployment Services; 0. Department of Cultural Affairs; . ( · FINALLY; -2- P. President oflEMDA; Q. Representative of Iowa League of Municipalities; R. Representative of ISAC; III. I do hereby declare that other state agencies will participate on the Hazard Mitigation Team on an as needed basis, as requested by the chair; and IV. I do hereby authorize the head of each agency to delegate the participation on the Hazard Mitigation Team assigned to him/her; and V. I do hereby authorize the Hazard Mitigation Team to request participation by local governments, federal government, and private industry, as needed; and Vl. I do hereby decree the following as specific responsibilities of the Hazard Mitigation Team: A. Determine the capabilities of each state agency to address various hazards, including what legal authority · each agency has and what programs and funding sources are available to address mitigation activities; B. Provide assistance to the Emergency Management Division to develop, implement, and update the State Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan; C. Coordinate activities of state agencies to reduce the impact of hazard potentials within the state; D. Recommend methods to improve mitigation, activities of state agencies, local goverrunents, federal government, and private industry; E. Develop the means to communicate each state agency's capability to address hazards, to persons, agencies, or governments who might utilize that information; and I do hereby also decree that the Hazard Mitigation Team can assume additional responsibilities in the area of Hazard Mitigation not specified heretofore. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed my name and caused the Great Seal of the State of Iowa to be affixed. Done at Des Moines this 4'3,....)siay of December in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ninety-four.

From the text in the order’s PDF. Older orders were scanned, so a few words may be garbled; the signed PDF is the official version.

Signed order (PDF)

Printed in the Iowa Administrative Bulletin, XVII, No. 15 (01/18/1995) p. 1118.

Since then

  • Executive Order 39 (Governor Terry E. Branstad, 1989) refers back to this order: Forms the State Hazard Mitigation Team to promote hazard mitigation, and to develop new cost-reducing initiatives.

Bills on the same laws

The order cites Iowa Code chapter 29C. These bills changed the same chapter.2

  • HF 2710 Relating to the powers and duties applicable to state of disaster emergencies and public health disasters, inc…
    91th General Assembly · chapter 29C · Approved by committee
  • SF 2458 Relating to public safety answering points, including limitations, property tax allocation, service requiremen…
    91th General Assembly · chapter 29C · Approved by committee
  • SF 2093 Relating to powers and duties applicable to state of disaster emergencies and public health disasters
    91th General Assembly · chapter 29C · In committee
  • HF 2087 Relating to the powers and duties applicable to state of disaster emergencies and public health disasters, inc…
    91th General Assembly · chapter 29C · In committee
  • SF 596 Relating to the funding of local emergency management commissions and agencies
    91th General Assembly · chapter 29C · Approved by committee
  • HF 279 Relating to powers and duties applicable to state of disaster emergencies and public health disasters
    91th General Assembly · chapter 29C · In committee
  • HF 249 Relating to the recovery of benefits inappropriately obtained from the department of homeland security and eme…
    91th General Assembly · chapter 29C · Signed by Governor
  • SF 2351 Relating to statutory corrections which may adjust language to reflect current practices, insert earlier omiss…
    90th General Assembly · chapter 29C · Withdrawn
  • SF 2370 Concerning the executive branch rulemaking process and other agency functions and related matters
    90th General Assembly · chapter 29C · Signed by Governor
  • HF 2450 Relating to economic development and energy shortages under the purview of the economic development authority …
    90th General Assembly · chapter 29C · Withdrawn
  • SF 2248 Providing for the establishment of a nonprofit security grant program, and making appropriations
    90th General Assembly · chapter 29C · In committee
  • HF 2308 Relating to a proclamation of disaster emergency and the disaster aid contingent fund
    90th General Assembly · chapter 29C · Signed by Governor
  • SF 2193 Relating to disaster aid including the disaster aid individual assistance grant fund and program and the disas…
    90th General Assembly · chapter 29C · Approved by committee
  • HF 2141 Relating to budgets of local emergency management agencies and including applicability provisions
    90th General Assembly · chapter 29C · In committee
  • HF 2090 Relating to powers and duties applicable to state of disaster emergencies and public health disasters
    90th General Assembly · chapter 29C · In committee