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consistent with the hazard mitigation plan and will not contribute to increased hazards in the jurisdiction. (3) The public was involved in a number of areas: debriefing of major events; public hearings were held as supporting ordinances and regulations were amended and the Water Shed Improvement Commission accepts public comments related to flooding and storm water issues. In addition, the Board of Commissioners allow for general public comment at each of their monthly meetings. The strategies will be continued and evaluated to ensure public input. 0) Public Education. The leaders of Cabarrus County know that education plays a vital role in both the development and implementation of the hazard mitigation plan. The plan can be used to encourage and promote public awareness and participation in mitigation efforts. Mitigation planning can be used to as an educational tool to convey to Cabarrus County citizens the danger of natural hazards and to outline strategies for reducing or eliminating potential damage to lives and property within the county. 8. Supplemental Information. The attached annexes to the plan contain additional information to supplement the details of the Hazard Mitigation Plan. The annexes to the plan cover hazard identification and analysis; an assessment of the County's vulnerability to natural hazards; an assessment of the County's capability to address natural hazards; and an evaluation of current County policies and ordinances that influence hazard mitigation planning. The annexes are as follows: Annex A: Hazard Identification and Analysis Annex B: Vulnerability Assessment Annex C: County Capability Assessment Annex D: Evaluation of County Policies and Ordinances Annex E: Municipal Mitigation Planning Annex F: Evaluation and Monitoring of the Hazard Mitigation Plan Hazard Mitigation Plan 33 1 December 2009 Attachment number 4 F -6 Page 104