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Unincorporated Jefferson County Jurisdiction-Specific
Vulnerability Assessment
As part of the vulnerability assessment process, Jefferson County government started an inventory of all critical facilities and is considering these critical facilities in our planning and mitigation strategy development process. Basic information on these facilities is available from public sources, and therefore, it is included in this report. Sensitive information about critical facilities has not been published.
The information contained in this document presents the results of this effort to identify the specific natural hazards threatening Jefferson County, to characterize die vulnerability of Jefferson County regarding these hazards, and to identify current as well as proposed mitigation strategies, projects and/or programs to address those vulnerabilities.
The analyses conducted by the County staff were based on the best currently available information and data regarding the characteristics of the neighborhoods identified, the natural hazards that threaten the people, property, and environment of these neighborhoods as well as the impacts these neighborhoods have suffered in past disasters. This information includes, when available, United States Census data, local tax records, local and national geographic information system data, Flood Insurance Rate Maps, hazard specific analyses, and other environmental and demographic facts. However, very often authoritative or current information simply was not available for the planning effort. In these cases, the experience, knowledge and judgment of local officials representing Jefferson County, the judgment of knowledgeable officials and simplified analyses is considered acceptable at this stage to allow the participating organizations to complete the tasks needed to develop this multi-jurisdictional natural hazards mitigation plan. As the planning continues in future years, or at the time when a proposed mitigation initiative is intended to be funded and/or implemented, the participating organizations/jurisdictions recognize that additional information and analyses may be required.
Jefferson County is committed to the implementation of the mitigation related projects/programs described in this section of the plan when and if resources become available. County government is also committed to continuing the mitigation planning process that has resulted in the development of this document, and to the ongoing cooperation with other agencies, organizations, and jurisdictions to make the County more resistant to the damages and hardships that could otherwise be the result of future natural disasters.
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Jefferson County
Overview: Contact
(360) 385-8100 County Courthouse
1820 Jefferson St Port Townsend, WA 98368 Population of Jurisdiction1 30,880 (2015 Census Estimate) 21,500 (Unincorporated) Principle Economic Base:
Government, Pulp and Paper; Marine Trades / Boatbuilding; Wood Products/Logging; Diversified Manufacturing; Tourism; and Health Care
Current Hazard Mitigation Codes/Plans/Ordinances:
• Comprehensive Plan under the Growth Management Act
• Adopted Unified Development Code (January 2001)
• Adopted Fire Code
• Adopted Building Code (2003 International Code)
• Local Water Quality Plan
• County Code
• Flood Damage Prevention Ordinances
• Participation in NFIP Program
NFIP Participation 1,2,3
Date Joined NFIP: 06/14/1974 CID: 530069
Last Community Assistance Visit2: 08/16/2005
Nbr of NFIP policies in the Jurisdiction: 162
(06/2016) Floodplain Ordinance: Chap 15.15 Jefferson County
Code
Total Number of Paid Claims: 43 $ Amount of Paid Claims: $546,202 Total Number of Repetitive Claim Properties: 1 Value of Repetitive Claim Properties: $70,695 (2016)
1 Policy Information by State, NFIP BureauNet, June 30, 2016. Accessed September 2016. Available at: http://bsa.nfipstat.fema.gov/reports/1011.htm#WAT 2 Claim Information by State, NFIP, June 30, 2016. Accessed September 2016. Available at: http://bsa.nfipstat.fema.gov/reports/1040.htm#WAT 3 WYO and Direct Data by Community with County and State, June 30, 2016, Accessed September 2016. Available at: http://bsa.nfipstat.fema.gov/reports/w2rhudrp.htm
Jefferson County is a participant in good standing in the NFIP program. NFIP participation has been institutionalized as part of the county’s risk management efforts, thus assuring that NFIP requirements are routinely reviewed and that changes to local ordinances, the Shoreline Master Plan, etc. are made consistent with those requirements. Since the county’s Comprehensive Use Plan, its Shoreline Master Plan, and others have specific review and update cycles, NFIP-related changes normally occur during a planned review and update unless specific circumstances such as an externally mandated implementation date dictates otherwise.
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Jefferson County attempted to become a participant in the Community Rating System (CRS) in 2008, but the effort fell short due to the loss of key personnel working on the project. In 2009 and 2010, the Jefferson County Department of Community Development (DCD) was reduced by 50% due to the loss of revenue from construction permits. This resulted in the effort to become a CRS participant being pushed back in priority as the remaining staff focused primarily on revenue generating activities and external mandates. The county is still operating with reduced staffing in DCD.
Planning Methodologies
To make jurisdiction-wide analysis of the population at risk for each hazard type feasible and practical for mitigation planning purposes, a simplified approach has been used. The estimate of the population at risk for specific hazards is accomplished in the following manner: The population in a specific neighborhood is estimated by local planners, based on readily available data or their best judgment in the absence of suitable data. The population could be residents, workers, visitors, institutionalized individuals, mixed population types, etc., depending on the characteristics of the neighborhood. The percentage of the area of the specific neighborhood threatened by the identified hazard is then estimated by local planners, again based on readily available data or their best judgment. The percent of the neighborhood at risk is then used as a multiplier to determine the estimated number of people at risk from that hazard. The methodology is simplistic but conservative, in that it assumes occupied structures are uniformly distributed throughout the neighborhood in relation to the area of risk, that the population is present in the neighborhood on a 24 hour, 7-day basis, and that all individuals are equally vulnerable to the impacts of the hazard event. The derived estimates for the number of people at risk may therefore be higher than actually is the case, but the estimates are considered satisfactory to support the local mitigation planning process.
To make jurisdiction-wide analysis of the dollar value of properties at risk for each hazard type feasible and practical for mitigation planning purposes, a simplified approach has been used. The estimate of the dollar value of properties at risk for specific hazards is accomplished in the following manner: The number of structures in a specific neighborhood and the average dollar value for those structures is estimated by local planners, based on readily available data or their best judgment in the absence of suitable data. The percentage of the specific neighborhood threatened by the identified hazard is then estimated by local planners, again based on readily available data or their best judgment. The percent of the neighborhood at risk is then used as a multiplier to determine the estimated number of structures at risk from that hazard. This number is then multiplied by the estimated average cost of the structures to derive an estimated total value of the property at risk of damage in that neighborhood from the identified hazard. The methodology is simplistic but conservative, in that it assumes structures are uniformly distributed throughout the neighborhood in relation to the area of risk; that the hazard threatens the entire value of each structure; and that structures are equally vulnerable to the impacts of the hazard. The derived estimates for the dollar value of property at risk may therefore be higher than would actually be the case, but the estimates are considered satisfactory to support the local mitigation planning process.
To make analysis of the dollar value of critical assets for each hazard type, insurance records were obtained for all public buildings. Tax roles were used for the valuation of districts and of specific buildings or locations, as appropriate.
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DAMAGE & DISASTER EVENTS - JEFFERSON COUNTY3 The section following this one shows the Federal Disaster Declarations for Washington State for the last 53 years. However, every year since 2009, the County incurred significant damage from events that were
not necessarily federally declared disasters. Most of the recovery funds came through a combination of county funds, Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), and the County Road Administration Board (CRAB). Table 1 shows the disaster expenditures on county roads for each year from 2010 thru 2015:
Table 1. Disaster Expenditures on County Roads 2010 - 2015 Year Expenditure
2010 $861,731
2011 $1,180,090
2012 $597,005
2013 $699,108 2014 $601,585 2015 $503,981
Table 2 illustrates some of the damage repairs that FEMA participated in funding:
Table 2 – Selected Significant Jefferson County Road Damage
Event Year Amount Characterization 2009 $23,000 FEMA participated in repair of Rainforest Road 2009 $60,000 FEMA participated in snow storm event. 08/2015 $80,000 FEMA participated in windstorm event.
2008 - 2015 $1,000,000 Project to relocate the Dowans Creek road. 2008 event that to time to acquire permits and rights of way. Seeking Funding in 2016 to Assist Recovery from November and December 2015 storm events. 2015 $300,00 Oil City Road; M.P. 8.8-8.9; Flood Damage 2015 $85,000 Oil City Road; M.P. 7.8; Landslide
2015 $200,000 Emergency Measures for Undie Road; M.P. 1.1-1.2; Landslide 2015 $1,000,000 Undie Road Relocation
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DISASTER EVENTS - JEFFERSON COUNTY4
The following table shows the Federal Disaster Declarations for Washington State for the last 53 years. Declarations that directly affected Jefferson County are highlighted in RED, while declarations that affected adjacent counties are highlighted in BLUE. Jefferson County is impacted by disasters in neighboring counties in two ways:
1. It has mutual aid agreements with adjacent counties, so wildfires, windstorms, and landslides, for example, can and do result in Jefferson County resources being expended; and
2. Since Jefferson County is on a peninsula, strategically occurring disasters in neighboring counties can disrupt deliveries of food and fuel to Jefferson County just when it is needed most. An earthquake or storm that takes out the Hood Canal Bridge, for example, will cause major economic damage to Jefferson County.
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Federal Disaster Declarations Washington State 1956-2016
Number Date Counties Incident Description Total Event P.A. Cost Estimate Public Assistance Awarded Declaration Type
4253 2/2/2016
Clallam, Clark, Cowlitz, Grays Harbor, Jefferson, Lewis, Mason, Pacific, Skamania, and Wahkiakum counties
Severe Winter Storm, Straight-Line Winds, Flooding, Landslides, Mudslides, and a Tornado $19,258,007 $77,852.15 Major Disaster Declaration
4249 1/15/2016
Chelan, Clallam, Garfield, Island, Jefferson, Kittitas, Lewis, Lincoln, Mason, Pend Oreille, Skamania, Snohomish, Spokane, Stevens, Wahkiakum, and Whitman counties
Severe Storms, Straight-line Winds, Flooding, Landslides, and Mudslides $21,743,433.00 $1,209,209.13 Major Disaster Declaration
4243 10/20/2015
Chelan, Ferry, Lincoln, Okanogan, Pend Oreille,
Stevens, Whatcom and Yakima; as well as the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation
Wildfires and Mudslides $41,736,858 $4,809,743.86 Major Disaster Declaration
4242 10/15/2015
Clallam, Grays Harbor, Island, Jefferson, Snohomish and Whatcom
counties
Severe Windstorm $12,021,594 $1,222,139.66 Major Disaster Declaration
5113 9/14/2015 Klickitat County Horsethief Butte Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5109 8/24/2015 Skagit and Whatcom counties Goodell Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5108 8/21/2015 Ferry and Stevens County Renner Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
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Number Date Counties Incident Description Total Event P.A. Cost Estimate Public Assistance Awarded Declaration Type
3372 8/21/2015
Asotin, Chelan, Douglas, Ferry, Klickitat,
Okanogan, Pend Oreille, Skamania, Spokane, Stevens, and Yakima and the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, the Kalispel Tribe of Indians, the Spokane Tribe of Indians, and the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation
Wildfires NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Emergency Declaration
5106 8/19/2015 Okanogan County Twisp River Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5104 8/15/2015 Okanogan County Okanogan County Fire Complex NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5103 8/15/2015 Stevens County Stevens County Fire Complex NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available
Fire Management
Assistance Declaration
5101 8/15/2015 Ferry County Stickpin Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5100 8/14/2015 Ferry County, Colville Reservation Chelan Fire Complex NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5098 8/14/2015 Okanogan County Nine Mile Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5094 8/5/2015 N/A Highway 8 Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5090 7/21/2015 Walla Walla County Blue Creek Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5087 6/29/2015 Chelan County Sleepy Hollow Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
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Number Date Counties Incident Description Total Event P.A. Cost Estimate Public Assistance Awarded Declaration Type
4188 8/11/2014
Kittitas County, Okanogan County and the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation
Wildfires $34,978,421 $23,679,025.91 Major Disaster Declaration
5072 8/6/2014 N/A Hansel Fire NO PDA AVAIL $11,319.08 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5071 8/3/2014 N/A Snag Canyon Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
3371 7/23/2014 State of Washington Wildfires NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Emergency Declaration
5064 7/19/2014 N/A Saddle Mountain Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5063 7/19/2014 N/A Watermelon Hill Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5062 7/17/2014 N/A Carlton Complex Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5061 7/17/2014 N/A Chiwaukum Fire NO PDA AVAIL $47,278.34 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5059 7/10/2014 N/A Mills Canyon Fire NO PDA AVAIL $88,250.84 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5058 7/10/2014 N/A Lake Spokane Fire NO PDA AVAIL $272,586.98 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
4168 4/2/2014
Snohomish County, including the lands associated with the Sauk-Suiattle, Stillaguamish, and Tulalip Tribes
Flooding and Mudslides $53,235,000 $27,351,662.07 Major Disaster Declaration
3370 3/24/2014 State of Washington Flooding and Mudslides NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Emergency Declaration
5048 8/21/2013 N/A Eagle Fire NO PDA AVAIL $2,273,317.23 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
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Number Date Counties Incident Description Total Event P.A. Cost Estimate Public Assistance Awarded Declaration Type
5042 8/10/2013 N/A Mile Post 10 Fire NO PDA AVAIL $908,893.49 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5038 7/30/2013 N/A Colockum Tarps Fire NO PDA AVAIL $6,824,731.93 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
4083 9/25/2012
Ferry and Okanogan counties and the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation
Severe Storm, Straight-line Winds, and Flooding NO PDA AVAIL $2,860,240.58 Major Disaster Declaration
5020 9/20/2012 Kittitas and Chelan counties Table Mountain Fire NO PDA AVAIL $3,030,510.33 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5018 9/13/2012 Chelan County Peavine Fire NO PDA AVAIL $285,252.85 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5017 9/12/2012 Chelan County Poison Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Yet Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5015 9/10/2012 Chelan County Byrd Canyon Fire NO PDA AVAIL $219,570.61 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5012 9/9/2012 Chelan County, Douglas and Grant counties 1st Canyon Fire NO PDA AVAIL $528,668.37 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5013 9/9/2012 Chelan County Barker Canyon Fire NO PDA AVAIL $775,643.48 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5011 9/6/2012 N/A Highway 141 Fire Complex NO PDA AVAIL $1,803,712.29 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
5005 8/14/2012 N/A Taylor Bridge Fire NO PDA AVAIL $6,669,639.04 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
4056 3/5/2012
Clallam, Grays Harbor, King, Klickitat, Lewis, Mason, Pierce, Skamania, Snohomish, Thurston, and Wahkiakum
Severe Winter Storm, Flooding, Landslides, and Mudslides $32,345,445 $29,701,941.59 Major Disaster Declaration
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Number Date Counties Incident Description Total Event P.A. Cost Estimate Public Assistance Awarded Declaration Type
2966 9/8/2011 N/A Monastery Fire Complex NO PDA AVAIL $1,392,551.94 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
1963 3/25/2011 King, Kittitas, Klickitat, Lewis, Skagit, Skamania, and Wahkiakum.
Severe Winter Storm, Flooding, Landslides, and Mudslides $8,697,563 $3,480,030.93 Major Disaster Declaration
2854 8/27/2010 N/A Slide Creek Fire NO PDA AVAIL $579,945.39 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2848 7/19/2010 Yakima County Cowiche Mills Fire NO PDA AVAIL $675,577.69 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2827 8/22/2009 N/A Dry Creek Fire Complex NO PDA AVAIL $225,175.41 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2826 8/22/2009 N/A Oden Road Fire NO PDA AVAIL $1,781,984.76 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2823 7/29/2009 Chelan County Union Valley Fire NO PDA AVAIL $640,027.58 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
1825 3/2/2009
Clallam, Clark, Columbia, Cowlitz, Garfield, Grays Harbor, Island, Jefferson, King, Klickitat, Lewis, Lincoln, Mason, Pacific, Pend Oreille, Skagit, Skamania, Snohomish, Spokane, Stevens, Thurston, Wahkiakum, Walla Walla, and Whatcom counties
Severe Winter Storm and Record and Near Record Snow $28,544,162 $26,272,104.00 Major Disaster Declaration
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Number Date Counties Incident Description Total Event P.A. Cost Estimate Public Assistance Awarded Declaration Type
1817 1/30/2009
Adams, Asotin, Benton, Chelan, Clallam, Columbia, Cowlitz, Franklin, Grays Harbor, Jefferson, King, Kittitas, Klickitat, Lewis, Mason, Pacific, Pierce, Skagit, Skamania, Snohomish, Spokane, Stevens, Thurston, Wahkiakum, Walla Walla, Whatcom, Whitman, and Yakima
counties.
Severe Winter Storm, Landslides, Mudslides, and Flooding No P.A. Cost Estimate in the PDA $51,030,994.18 Major Disaster Declaration
2783 7/11/2008 Spokane County Spokane Valley Fire NO PDA AVAIL $1,816,465.98 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2784 7/11/2008 N/A Badger Mountain Fire Complex NO PDA AVAIL $2,020,851.57 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
1734 12/8/2007
Clallam, Grays Harbor, Jefferson, King, Kitsap, Lewis, Mason, Pacific, Skagit, Snohomish, Thurston and Wahkiakum Counties.
Severe Storms, Flooding, Landslides, and Mudslides No P.A. Cost Estimate in the PDA $60,627,680.14 Major Disaster Declaration
2731 9/21/2007 Skamania County Broughton Fire NO PDA AVAIL $390,948.83 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2714 7/16/2007 N/A Tunk Grade Fire NO PDA AVAIL $1,115,187.66 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2711 7/8/2007 State of Washington Easy Street Fire NO PDA AVAIL $1,104,733.00 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
1682 2/14/2007
All counties in the State of Washington are eligible to apply for assistance under the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program
Severe Winter Storm, Landslides, and Mudslides NO PDA AVAIL $30,374,675.17 Major Disaster Declaration
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Number Date Counties Incident Description Total Event P.A. Cost Estimate Public Assistance Awarded Declaration Type
1671 12/12/2006
All counties in the State of Washington are eligible to apply for assistance under the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program.
Severe Storms, Flooding, Landslides, and Mudslides NO PDA AVAIL $31,624,961.74 Major Disaster Declaration
2674 9/11/2006 N/A Flick Creek Fire NO PDA AVAIL $80,510.28 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2668 8/22/2006 N/A Columbia Fire Complex NO PDA AVAIL $6,979,271.97 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2663 8/8/2006 N/A Valley Mill Fire NO PDA AVAIL $619,658.59 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
1641 5/17/2006
Clallam, Grays Harbor, Island, Jefferson, Kitsap. Mason, Pacific, Pend Oreille, San Juan, Snohomish, and Wahkiakum Counties
Severe Storms, Flooding, Tidal Surge, Landslides, and Mudslides NO PDA AVAIL $6,585,337.32 Major Disaster Declaration
3227 9/7/2005 All 39 counties of Washington are included in the designation. Hurricane Katrina Evacuation NO PDA AVAIL $1,730,746.78 Emergency Declaration
2575 8/7/2005 Garfield and Columbia Counties School Fire NO PDA AVAIL $3,986,571.64 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2572 8/1/2005 Chelan County Dirty Face Fire NO PDA AVAIL $1,061,643.32 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2546 8/12/2004 Washington State Mud Lake Fire NO PDA AVAIL $892,685.29 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2543 8/11/2004 Washington State Fischer Fire NO PDA AVAIL $3,033,966.29 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2538 7/30/2004 Washington State Elk Heights Fire NO PDA AVAIL $1,051,894.17 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
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Number Date Counties Incident Description Total Event P.A. Cost Estimate Public Assistance Awarded Declaration Type
2537 7/30/2004 Washington State Deep Harbor Fire NO PDA AVAIL $47,179.51 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2527 7/6/2004 Washington State Beebe Fire NO PDA AVAIL $721,938.56 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
1499 11/7/2003
Clallam, Grays Harbor, Island, Jefferson, Kitsap. Mason, Pacific, Pend Oreille, San Juan, Snohomish, and Wahkiakum Counties
Severe Storms and Flooding NO PDA AVAIL $9,125,551.24 Major Disaster Declaration
2498 9/6/2003 Washington State Needle Fire NO PDA AVAIL $458,796.73 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2481 7/16/2003 Washington State Okanogan City Fire NO PDA AVAIL $71,060.87 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2477 7/12/2003 Washington State Middle Fork Fire NO PDA AVAIL $1,456,420.31 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2451 7/25/2002 Washington State Pickens Fire NO PDA AVAIL $449,514.35 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2449 7/20/2002 Washington State Deer Point Fire NO PDA AVAIL $2,573,214.31 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2378 8/17/2001 Washington State Mt. Leona FireComplex NO PDA AVAIL $1,641,186.86 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2379 8/17/2001 Washington State Rex Creek Fire Complex NO PDA AVAIL $1,008,947.13 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2377 8/16/2001 Washington State Spruce Dome Fire Complex NO PDA AVAIL $2,761,493.04 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2376 8/16/2001 Washington State Tonasket Fire Complex NO PDA AVAIL $536,017.54 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2372 8/14/2001 Washington State Virginia Lakes Fire Complex NO PDA AVAIL $1,707,296.80 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
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Number Date Counties Incident Description Total Event P.A. Cost Estimate Public Assistance Awarded Declaration Type
2374 8/14/2001 Washington State Icicle Fire Complex NO PDA AVAIL $1,186,851.58 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2373 8/14/2001 Washington State Brewster Fire Complex NO PDA AVAIL $2,722,101.81 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2368 7/28/2001 Washington State Union Valley Fire NO PDA AVAIL $1,121,445.74 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
1361 3/1/2001
Benton, Chelan, Clallam, Clark, Cowlitz, Douglas, Grays Harbor, Island, Jefferson, King, Kitsap, Kittitas, Lewis, Mason, Pacific, Pierce, Skagit, Skamania, Snohomish, Thurston, Wahkiakum, Walla Walla, Whatcom,
Yakima
Nisqually Earthquake NO PDA AVAIL $66,734,226.22 Major Disaster Declaration
2323 8/25/2000 Washington State Mule Dry Fire NO PDA AVAIL $925,982.68 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2313 7/22/2000 Okanogan County Rocky Hull Fire NO PDA AVAIL $1,829,514.81 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2311 2/29/2000 Benton County (Hanford Area) Two Fork Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
1255 10/16/1998 Cowlitz County (Kelso) Landslide In The City Of Kelso NO PDA AVAIL $6,183,513.64 Major Disaster Declaration
1252 10/5/1998 Ferry and Stevens Counties Flooding NO PDA AVAIL $2,022,392.91 Major Disaster Declaration
2248 9/25/1998 Columbia County Columbia County - Toncannen Fire NO PDA AVAIL $18,718.34 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2237 9/3/1998 Cowlitz County Cowlitz County - Ballpark Fire NO PDA AVAIL $230,928.14 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2225 7/28/1998 Klickitat County Cleveland County Fire NO PDA AVAIL $1,184,534.16 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
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Number Date Counties Incident Description Total Event P.A. Cost Estimate Public Assistance Awarded Declaration Type
2194 8/27/1997 Department of Natural Resources Olympia Command Fire NO PDA AVAIL $134,398.60 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2193 8/14/1997 Department of Natural Resources Tum-Tum Fire NO PDA AVAIL $537,898.90 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2192 7/21/1997 Department of Natural Resources Benton City Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
1182 7/21/1997 Pend Oreille Snowmelt/Flooding NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
1172 4/2/1997
Grays Harbor, Jefferson, King, Kitsap, Lincoln, Mason, Pacific, Pierce, Pend Oreille, Stevens
Severe Storms/Flooding/Landslides/Mudslides NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
1159 1/17/1997
Adams, Asotin, Benton, Chelan, Clallam, Clark, Columbia, Cowlitz, Douglas, Ferry, Franklin, Garfield, Grant, Grays Harbor, Island, Jefferson, King, Kitsap, Kittitas, Klickitat, Lewis, Lincoln, Mason, Okanogan, Pacific, Pend Oreille, Pierce, San Juan, Skagit, Skamania, Snohomish, Spokane, Stevens, Thurston, Walla Walla, Whatcom, Yakima
Severe Winter Storms/Flooding NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
1152 1/7/1997 Klickitat, Pend Oreille and Spokane Ice and Snow Storms NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
2186 8/11/1996 Department of Natural Resources, Military Department Bowie Road Fire NO PDA AVAIL $272,044.68 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
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Number Date Counties Incident Description Total Event P.A. Cost Estimate Public Assistance Awarded Declaration Type
1100 2/9/1996
Adams, Asotin, Benton, Clark, Columbia, Cowlitz, Garfield, Grays Harbor, King, Kitsap, Kittitas, Klickitat, Lewis, Lincoln, Pierce, Skagit, Skamania, Snohomish, Spokane, Thurston, Wahkiakum, Walla Walla, Whitman, Yakima, and Yakima Indian Reservation
Severe Storms/Flooding NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
1079 1/3/1996
Chelan, Clallam, Clark, Cowlitz, Grays Harbor, Island, Jefferson, King,
Kittitas, Lewis, Mason, Pacific, Pierce, Skagit, Snohomish, Thurston, Wahkiakum, Whatcom, Yakima
Storms/High Winds/Floods NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
1037 8/2/1994 Department of Natural Resources, Military Department El Nino Effects (The Salmon Industry) NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
2105 7/29/1994 N/A White Salmon Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2104 7/28/1994 Department of Natural Resources, Military Department Hatchery Creek/Round Mountain Fire NO PDA AVAIL $12,218,145.60 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2103 7/26/1994 Department of Natural Resources, Military Department Tyee Wildfire NO PDA AVAIL $17,711,728.14 Fire Management Assistance Declaration
2101 7/11/1994 N/A Riverside Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
981 3/4/1993 King, Lewis, Mason, Pierce, Snohomish, Thurston, Wahkiakum Severe Storm, High Winds NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
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Number Date Counties Incident Description Total Event P.A. Cost Estimate Public Assistance Awarded Declaration Type
2085 8/6/1992 Department of Natural Resources Skookum Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
922 11/13/1991
Pend Oreille, Spokane, Stevens, Whitman, Department of Natural Resources
Fires NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
2079 10/18/1991 N/A Eastern Washington Fires NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
896 3/8/1991
Island, Jefferson, King, Kitsap, Lewis, Pierce, San Juan, Skagit, Snohomish, Whatcom
High Tides, Severe Storm NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
883 11/26/1990
Chelan, Clallam, Grays, Harbor, Island, Jefferson, King, Kitsap, Kittitas, Lewis, Mason, Pacific, Pierce, San Juan, Skagit, Snohomish, Thurston, Wahkiakum, Whatcom, Yakima
Flooding, Severe Storm NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
852 1/18/1990 Benton, Grays Harbor, King, Lewis, Pierce, Thurston, Wahkiakum Flooding, Severe Storm NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
822 4/14/1989 Douglas, Okanogan, Stevens, Whitman Heavy Rains, Flooding, Mudslides NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
2070 9/6/1988 Department of Natural Resources Dinkleman Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
784 12/15/1986 Cowlitz, King, Lewis, Pacific, Snohomish, Wahkiakum SEVERE STORMS, FLOODING NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
769 7/26/1986 Spokane SEVERE STORMS, FLOODING NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
762 3/19/1986 Cowlitz Heavy Rains, Flooding, Landslides NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
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757 2/15/1986 Clallam, Jefferson, King SEVERE STORMS, FLOODING NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
2058 8/30/1985 Department of Natural Resources Tonasket/Baker Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
676 1/27/1983 Whatcom SEVERE STORMS, HIGH TIDES, FLOODING NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
3086 8/19/1982
Skamania, Cowlitz, US Army Corps of Engineers, National Weather Service, US Geological Survey
Threat of Flooding at Spirit Lake NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Emergency Declaration
623 5/21/1980 All 39 counties VOLCANIC ERUPTION, MT. ST. HELENS NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
612 12/31/1979
Clallam, Grays Harbor, Jefferson, King, Mason, Skagit, Snohomish, Whatcom
STORMS, HIGH TIDES, MUDSLIDES, FLOODING NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
2033 7/23/1979 Department of Natural Resources Salmon Creek Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
3070 3/12/1979 Town of Mesa, Franklin County Flooding NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Emergency Declaration
545 12/10/1977
Benton, Clark, Cowlitz, Garfield, Grays Harbor, King, Kittitas, Klickitat, Lewis, Pacific, Pierce, Snohomish, Thurston, Wahkiakum, Whitman, Yakima
SEVERE STORMS,MUDSLIDES, FLOODING NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
3037 3/31/1977
Adams, Asotin, Benton, Chelan, Columbia, Douglas, Ferry, Franklin, Garfield, Grant, Kittitas, Klickitat, Lincoln, Okanogan, Pend Oreille, Spokane, Stevens, Walla Walla, Whitman, Yakima
Drought NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Emergency Declaration
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Number Date Counties Incident Description Total Event P.A. Cost Estimate Public Assistance Awarded Declaration Type
492 12/13/1975
Benton, Cowlitz, Grays Harbor, King, Kittitas, Lewis, Mason, Pierce, Skagit, Snohomish, Thurston, Whatcom, Yakima
SEVERE STORMS, FLOODING NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
414 1/25/1974
Asotin, Benton, Columbia, Ferry, Kitsap, Klickitat, Lewis, Mason, Pend Oreille, Stevens, Thurston, Whitman, Yakima
SEVERE STORMS, SNOWMELT, FLOODING NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
334 6/10/1972 Chelan, Douglas, Okanogan SEVERE STORMS, FLOODING NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
328 3/24/1972 King, Pierce, Thurston Heavy Rains, Flooding NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
322 2/1/1972
Asotin, Cowlitz, Grays Harbor, Lewis, Pacific, Skamania, Thurston, Wahkiakum, Whitman
SEVERE STORMS, FLOODING NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
300 2/9/1971 Columbia, Garfield, Grays Harbor, Lewis, Skagit, Whatcom, Yakima Heavy Rains, Melting Snow, Flooding NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
2002 7/18/1970 Department of Natural Resources Grassland & Forest Fire NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Fire Management Assistance Declaration
196 5/11/1965 King, Kitsap, Mason, Pierce, Snohomish, Thurston Earthquake NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
185 12/29/1964
Asotin, Benton, Clark, Columbia, Cowlitz, Garfield, Grays Harbor, King, Kittitas, Klickitat, Lewis, Mason, Pacific, Pierce, Skamania, Snohomish, Wahkiakum, Walla Walla, Whitman,
Yakima
Heavy Rains & Flooding NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
146 3/2/1963 Columbia, Garfield, Grant, Whitman, City of Spokane FLOODS NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
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Number Date Counties Incident Description Total Event P.A. Cost Estimate Public Assistance Awarded Declaration Type
137 10/20/1962
Clark, Cowlitz, Grays Harbor, Jefferson, Kitsap, Lewis, Mason, Pacific, Pierce, Skagit, Snohomish, Thurston, Wahkiakum, Whatcom
SEVERE STORMS NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
70 3/6/1957 Douglas, Grant, Lincoln FLOODS NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
50 2/25/1956 Adams, Benton, Franklin FLOOD NO PDA AVAIL Not Available Major Disaster Declaration
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CODES AND COMPREHENSIVE PLANS for NATURAL HAZARD REDUCTION
DOCUMENT PURPOSE REVIEW
SCHEDULE
Comprehensive Land Use Plan3 Reduce county exposure to flooding and landslides, and to minimize reliance on federal and
state programs for disaster mitigation, protect public and private property, save lives, and use
community resources wisely.
(a) Integrate regulatory standards such as buffers and setbacks with hazard avoidances
measures.
(b) Coordinate hazard vulnerability assessments with programs for purchase or preservation of open space.
(c) Update hazard mitigation and disaster plans every three years.
(d) Coordinate related activities of city departments with the City, State, and Federal agencies.
a. Mapping designations - Continue to revise and compile mapping of
vulnerable areas by using City, County, State, and Federal databases...
Development Regulations - Revise the Zoning,
Subdivision, Critical Areas Ordinances and the regulations portion of the Shoreline Master
Program to incorporate hazard avoidance provisions and assure consistency of definitions and
mapping.
Goals:
ENG 9.0 Ensure that landslide and erosion hazard areas are appropriately designated and that measures to protect public health and safety are implemented for hazardous areas.
ENG 10.0 Minimize seismic risk to life and property on new and existing structures.
ENG 11.0 Protect flood hazard areas from development and uses that compromise the flow,
storage and buffering of flood waters, normal channel functions, and fish and wildlife habitat
and to minimize flood and river process risk to life and property. ENG 13.0 Protect aquifer recharge areas from depletion of aquifer quantity or degradation of
aquifer quality. ENG 14.0 Protect and enhance wetlands in all their functions.
Annual - Major Review under way. Due June 2018.
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DOCUMENT PURPOSE REVIEW
SCHEDULE
Title 18
UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT
CODE1
(2) Purpose. The general purposes of this Unified Development Code are:
(a) To encourage land use decision-making in accordance with the public
interest, protection of private property rights and the public good, and applicable
laws of the state of Washington;
(b) To protect the general public health, safety, and welfare and encourage
orderly economic development;
(c) To implement the Jefferson County Comprehensive Plan goals and policies
through land use and other regulations;
(d) To provide for the economic, social, and aesthetic advantages of orderly
development through harmonious groupings of compatible and complementary
land uses and the application of appropriate development standards;
(e) To provide for adequate public facilities and services in conjunction with
development; and
(f) To promote general public safety by regulating development of lands
containing physical hazards and to minimize the adverse environmental
impacts of development.
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DOCUMENT PURPOSE REVIEW
SCHEDULE
JCC 18.22 CRITICAL
AREAS2 18.22.010 Purpose – Generally.
The purpose of the Jefferson County critical areas ordinance is to comply with state
law and to describe authorized methods and procedures established to ensure the
functions and values of critical areas are not degraded when allowing approved uses
and development activities in the county. This regulation offers landowners a choice
of two methods for ensuring the functions and values of critical areas are not
degraded:
(1) For any critical area, landowners may use a prescriptive method, as described
herein; or
(2) For fish and wildlife habitat conservation areas (FWHCA) and wetlands,
landowners may choose an adaptive method by providing a site-specific stewardship
plan (see Article IX, JCC 18.22.460).
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DOCUMENT PURPOSE REVIEW
SCHEDULE
JCC 18.25
SHORELINE MASTER
PROGRAM
In order to protect the public interest in the preservation and reasonable use of the
shorelines of the state, the Shoreline Management Act establishes a planning program coordinated between the state and local jurisdictions to address the types and effects of
development occurring along the state's shorelines. By law, the City is responsible for the following:
A. Development of an inventory of the natural characteristics and land use patterns along “shorelines of the state” within the City’s territorial limits.
B. Preparation of a "Shoreline Master Program" to determine the future of the shorelines. This future is defined through the goals developed for the following
land and water use elements: economic development, public access, circulation, recreation, shoreline use, conservation, historical/cultural protection, and
floodplain management. Policy 6.3.1 Protect the environment through implementation of this Master Program in concert with the City’s Critical Areas
Ordinance and through the use of the AMRRC mitigation sequence (Avoid, Minimize, Rectify, Reduce, Compensate)
(WAC 173-26-201(e)).
Policy 6.7.1 Ensure that new development in areas prone to periodic flooding comply with the City’s Flood Damage Prevention standards (Chapter 16.08, PTMC) to minimize health hazards and property damage due to flooding. Policy 6.7.2 Develop, enhance, and implement education programs aimed at mitigating natural hazards, and reducing the risk to citizens, public agencies, private property owners, businesses and
schools.
Policy 6.7.3 Encourage development of acquisition and management strategies to preserve open space for flood mitigation, fish habitat, and water quality in frequently flooded areas.
Last update May
12, 2012
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DOCUMENT PURPOSE REVIEW
SCHEDULE
Policy 6.7.4 Coordinate and support the development of improved
tsunami warning systems.
Jefferson County – City
of Port Townsend Hazard Mitigation Plan
(Hazmit Plan)
This Plan documents the County, City, and participating Special Districts strategic planning to
reduce the effects of natural disasters in Jefferson County. This Hazmit Plan is unique in that: (1) It is an All-Hazard Plan that not only deals with natural disasters, but those man-made
disasters that can significantly impact one or more of the participants of the Plan, e.g the presence here of the second largest Navy Munitions Depot on the west coast adds
the risk of an Ordnance Mishap that other locales do not have. (2) In 2016, where appropriate, commentary on climate change having an effect on a type
of natural disaster has been added. This was requested by FEMA, but is voluntary and consistent with the attitudes of local government officials.
FEMA requires a
major update every 5 years.
The current Plan (2009) expired in
June, 2015. The 2016 Update is
underway.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY PRIORITIZATION OF ACTION ITEMS
Jefferson County operates under the requirements of the Growth Management Act of the State of Washington. County government format is a county administrator with board of commissioners. County staff evaluates actions based on community needs as expressed in the growth management act and the various comprehensive plans adopted by the commissioners. Staff prepares recommendations for specific actions to the commissioners for consideration. Board of Commissioners weighs the input from staff and citizens before making any decision.
Before an action may proceed there must be a demonstrated need and funding must be secured. When funding is available and approval of the Board is given, the project is included in the annual budget. Need for an action to proceed may be determined in a variety of ways including but not limited to: action items identified in adopted plans, cost benefit analysis, necessary service, emergency, directive from state or federal agency, safety or other benefit to the community. For planning purposes projects are evaluated and included in the annual update of the 6-year capital facilities plan. Many projects in the capital facilities plan are dependent of outside funding. Possible sources of funding are the general fund, capital improvement funds, utility reserves, local improvement district, grant funding from a variety of sources including but not limited to private agencies, economic development organizations, state agencies, federal agencies and philanthropic sources. Other sources of funding may, from time to time, become available for specified actions that may or may not be included in the community planning process.
Economic Analysis of Mitigation Projects The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s approaches to identify costs and benefits associated with natural hazard mitigation strategies or projects fall into two general categories: benefit/cost analysis (BCA) and cost-effectiveness analysis. Where appropriate, proposed activities will be evaluated using the BCA tools and HazusMH modeling software, along with empirical data to assess whether or not the mitigation strategy is justified.
Repetitive Loss Properties Jefferson County has one repetitive loss property. It is a residence built within 150’ of a small river in the south of the county. The building is valued at $70,695, based on current assessments. Since there is only one repetitive loss property at risk, identifying its location more specifically would violate federal disclosure regulations. Suffice to say, it is located near U.S. HWY 101 within the 100-year FEMA Flood Zones shown in the maps on pages 117 of the FLOOD hazard analysis.
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Jefferson County Assets at Risk
Jefferson County 2016 Building Asset Schedule
Asset
Number Location Name Building Name Replacement Cost New
JF-11-1-1 COURTHOUSE - PORT TOWNSEND COURTHOUSE - PORT TOWNSEND $ 13,819,800.00
JF-11-1-2 COURTHOUSE - PORT TOWNSEND COURTHOUSE ANNEX $ 173,700.00
JF-11-1-3 COURTHOUSE - PORT TOWNSEND COURTHOUSE PARK $ -
JF-40-2-1 COMMUNITY CENTER - PORT TOWNSEND
COMMUNITY CENTER - PORT
TOWNSEND $ 2,258,200.00
JF-65-3-2 RECYCLING CENTER LANDFILL FLARE $ 185,000.00
JF-65-3-3 RECYCLING CENTER TRANSFER STATION $ 893,700.00
JF-65-3-4 RECYCLING CENTER STORAGE GARAGE $ 65,000.00
JF-65-3-5 RECYCLING CENTER TRANSFER STATION OFFICE $ 9,300.00
JF-65-3-6 RECYCLING CENTER SCALE HOUSE $ 172,000.00
JF-55-4-1 CLEARWATER ANNEX - CORRECTION FACILITY
CLEARWATER ANNEX -
CORRECTION FACILITY $ 438,100.00
JF-50-5-1 CLEARWATER EQUIPMENT SHED CLEARWATER EQUIPMENT SHED $ 79,461.00
JF-20-6-1 HOH MAINTENANCE SHOP HOH MAINTENANCE SHOP $ 142,100.00
JF-40-7-1 QUILCENE COMMUNITY CENTER QUILCENE COMMUNITY CENTER $ 471,900.00
JF-55-8-1 DISPATCH / CORRECTIONS CENTER / E.O.C.
DISPATCH / CORRECTIONS CENTER
/ E.O.C. $ 4,334,000.00
JF-20-9-1 MAINTENANCE SHOP - HADLOCK MAIN
MAINTENANCE SHOP - HADLOCK
MAIN $ 1,103,000.00
JF-20-9-2 MAINTENANCE SHOP - HADLOCK MAIN EQUIPMENT STORAGE 1 - EAST $ 164,403.00
JF-20-9-3 MAINTENANCE SHOP - HADLOCK MAIN EQUIPMENT STORAGE 2 - SOUTH $ 200,023.00
JF-20-9-4 MAINTENANCE SHOP - HADLOCK MAIN EQUIPMENT STORAGE 3 - WASH $ 22,358.00
JF-20-9-5 MAINTENANCE SHOP - HADLOCK MAIN SURVEYOR'S ANNEX $ 149,334.00
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Asset
Number Location Name Building Name Replacement Cost New
JF-20-9-6 MAINTENANCE SHOP - HADLOCK MAIN HADLOCK SHOP FUEL STATION $ 32,000.00
JF-80-10-1 GARDINER COMMUNITY CENTER GARDINER COMMUNITY CENTER $ 539,000.00
JF-20-11-1 DISCOVERY BAY EQUIPMENT SHOP
DISCOVERY BAY EQUIPMENT
SHOP $ 71,242.00
JF-80-12-1 ANIMAL SHELTER ANIMAL SHELTER $ 247,900.00
JF-40-13-1 TRI AREA COMMUNITY CENTER (CHIMACUM)
TRI AREA COMMUNITY CENTER
(CHIMACUM) $ 654,300.00
JF-40-14-1 BRINNON COMMUNITY CENTER / MOTEL
BRINNON COMMUNITY CENTER /
MOTEL $ 1,439,800.00
JF-30-15-1 FAIRGROUNDS FAIRGROUNDS OFFICE $ 1,463,000.00
JF-30-15-2 FAIRGROUNDS
PORT TOWNSEND LITTLE LEAGUE
FIELD $ 12,200.00
JF-30-15-3 FAIRGROUNDS ART BUILDING $ 124,400.00
JF-30-15-4 FAIRGROUNDS 4H BUILDING $ 125,400.00
JF-30-15-5 FAIRGROUNDS YESTERYEAR MUSEUM $ 118,300.00
JF-30-15-6 FAIRGROUNDS 4H CAT BUILDING $ 55,900.00
JF-30-15-7 FAIRGROUNDS COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS $ 75,300.00
JF-30-15-8 FAIRGROUNDS PORT TOWNSEND ROCK CLUB $ 101,100.00
JF-30-15-9 FAIRGROUNDS COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS 2 $ 186,400.00
JF-30-15-10 FAIRGROUNDS RESTROOMS $ 163,900.00
JF-30-15-11 FAIRGROUNDS SMALL STAGE AND PICNIC $ 63,000.00
JF-30-15-12 FAIRGROUNDS SMALL ANIMALS $ 287,700.00
JF-30-15-13 FAIRGROUNDS CAMPGROUND RESTROOMS $ 132,000.00
JF-30-15-14 FAIRGROUNDS HORSE BARN A $ 71,100.00
JF-30-15-15 FAIRGROUNDS HORSE BARN B $ 76,900.00
JF-30-15-16 FAIRGROUNDS CATTLE BARN $ 126,600.00
JF-30-15-17 FAIRGROUNDS STORAGE BUILDING $ 17,300.00
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Asset
Number Location Name Building Name Replacement Cost New
JF-30-15-18 FAIRGROUNDS 4H ARENA BUILDING $ 24,400.00
JF-30-15-19 FAIRGROUNDS HORTICULTURE BUILDING $ 134,100.00
JF-30-15-20 FAIRGROUNDS MAIN GRANDSTAND $ 224,300.00
JF-30-15-21 FAIRGROUNDS CRAFT VENDOR TENT $ 5,000.00
JF-30-15-22 FAIRGROUNDS BBQ $ 9,300.00
JF-30-15-23 FAIRGROUNDS INFORMATION BOOTH $ 2,500.00
JF-80-16-1 PORT LUDLOW RADIO TOWER PORT LUDLOW RADIO TOWER $ 18,204.00
JF-70-17-1 LAKE LELAND PARK LAKE LELAND PARK $ 32,133.00
JF-70-18-1 UPPER OAK BAY PARK UPPER OAK BAY PARK $ 23,206.00
JF-70-19-1 LOWER OAK BAY PARK LOWER OAK BAY PARK $ 9,834.00
JF-70-20-1 NORTH BEACH PARK NORTH BEACH $ 34,251.00
JF-70-21-1 IRONDALE PARK IRONDALE $ 20,133.00
JF-70-22-1 CHIMACUM PARK CHIMACUM $ 32,100.00
JF-70-22-2 CHIMACUM PARK WATERLESS RESTROOM 1 $ 3,100.00
JF-70-22-3 CHIMACUM PARK WATERLESS RESTROOM 2 $ 3,100.00
JF-70-23-1 QUILCENE (MAIN) LIBRARY QUILCENE (MAIN) $ 46,481.00
JF-70-24-2 MEMORIAL FIELD GRANDSTAND $ 864,000.00
JF-70-24-4 MEMORIAL FIELD MAINTENANCE SHOP $ 33,200.00
JF-70-24-5 MEMORIAL FIELD CONCESSION STAND $ 12,200.00
JF-70-25-1 INDIAN ISLAND INDIAN ISLAND $ 8,240.00
JF-70-26-1 EAST BEACH EAST BEACH $ 35,179.00
JF-70-27-1 BEAUSITE LAKE 510 BEAUSITE $ 586,600.00
JF-70-27-2 BEAUSITE LAKE
780 BEAUSITE LAKE ROAD
CARETAKER $ 161,100.00
JF-70-27-3 BEAUSITE LAKE 780 BEAUSITE LAKE BATHHOUSE $ 234,300.00
JF-70-28-2 GIBBS LAKE FACILITY GIBBS LAKE CARETAKERS $ 127,400.00
JF-70-28-4 GIBBS LAKE FACILITY GIBBS LAKE SHOP BLDG $ 40,000.00
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Asset
Number Location Name Building Name Replacement Cost New
JF-70-28-5 GIBBS LAKE FACILITY GIBBS LAKE RESTROOM BLDG. $ 6,500.00
JF-70-29-1 PT. COMMUNITY CENTER PARK PT. COMMUNITY CENTER PARK $ 24,660.00
JF-70-30-1 QUILCENE PARK QUILCENE PARK $ 35,179.00
JF-70-31-1 SEAGULL FIELD ? EAST JEFFERSON SEAGULL FIELD ? EAST JEFFERSON $ 95,543.00
JF-70-32-1 DEEMA SMAKMAN FIELD DEEMA SMAKMAN FIELD $ 22,594.00
JF-70-32-2 DEEMA SMAKMAN FIELD IRONDALE BEACH (17 ACRES) $ 5,000.00
JF-20-33-1 QUILCENE MAINTENANCE SHOP QUILCENE MAINTENANCE SHOP $ 79,761.00
JF-10-34-1 SHOLD BUSINESS PARK SHOLD BUSINESS PARK $ -
JF-20-35-1 BRINNON MAINTENANCE SHOP BRINNON MAINTENANCE SHOP $ 102,752.00
JF-70-36-1 US FOREST RESIDENCE US FOREST RESIDENCE $ -
JF-70-37-1 H.J. CARROLL PARK
HJ CARROLL PARK AND PICNIC
PAVILION 1 $ 53,500.00
JF-70-37-3 H.J. CARROLL PARK CONCESSIONS AND RESTROOMS $ 191,900.00
JF-70-37-4 H.J. CARROLL PARK SHOP / CARETAKER $ 25,200.00
JF-70-37-5 H.J. CARROLL PARK BASKETBALL COURTS $ -
JF-70-37-6 H.J. CARROLL PARK PICNIC PAVILION $ 115,300.00
JF-70-37-7 H.J. CARROLL PARK INFORMATION KIOSK $ 8,900.00
JF-65-38-1 MRW FACILITY MRW FACILITY $ 26,000.00
JF-10-39-1 CASTLE HILL COMPLEX - BLDG. #1 CASTLE HILL COMPLEX - BLDG. #1 $ 3,613,000.00
JF-20-43-1 CASTLE HILL ANNEX - BLDG. #2, PW
CASTLE HILL ANNEX - BLDG. #2,
PW $ 1,075,100.00
JF-50-44-1 SHERIFF'S ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
SHERIFF'S ADMINISTRATION
BUILDING $ 1,397,500.00
JF-20-45-1 QUILCENE FUEL STATION QUILCENE FUEL STATION $ 32,000.00
JF-70-46-1 LARRY SCOTT MEMORIAL TRAIL LARRY SCOTT MEMORIAL TRAIL $ -
JF-70-47-1 VISITORS CENTER VISITORS CENTER $ 83,325.00
JF-70-48-2 LARRY SCOTT MEMORIAL TRAIL - SCHMUCKER RESIDENCE WITH GARAGE $ 144,000.00
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Asset
Number Location Name Building Name Replacement Cost New
JF-60-49-1 FIRE HALL COMMUNICATION TOWER
FIRE HALL COMMUNICATION
TOWER $ 86,720.00
Total - Building Assets at Risk: $ 40,814,916.00
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Jefferson County Assets at Risk
Jefferson County 2016 Movable Equipment Asset Schedule
Asset
Number Description Serial Number Replacement
Cost New
1611 2015 NEW HOLLAND T6.155 ZFBD02318 $76,823.53
1610 2015 NEW HOLLAND T4.85 ZFJT50308 $45,820.94
1609 2015 TOYOTA FORKLIFT 8FGU18 $22,984.39
1608 2015 CATERPILLAR 140M3 CAT0140MAN9M00141 $262,159.39
1607 2015 CATERPILLAR 430F2 CAT0430FHHWE00350 $126,119.54
1606 2014 CATERPILLAR 938K CAT0938KTSWL03760 $211,580.99
1605 2015 NEW HOLLAND T4.85 ZEJT50348 $49,584.50
14648 ROADS RADIO SYSTEM - $0.00
14647 SHERIFF RADIOS - $0.00
14638
2014 US MOWER BRUSHCUTTER
ATTACHMENT 102505 $63,534.92
14636 COATS 5040A TIRE CHANGER 1412104337 $3,815.00
14635 COATS 1175A WHEEL BALANCER CMB1404999 $4,349.10
14630 2014 LIFTMOORE L-8 CRANE 14-8685W117 $2,506.98
14628 2014 JONES ANIMAL CENTRAL UNIT - $10,107.57
14601 2014 YAMAHA MOTOR 64PX1016338 $12,802.00
14600 2014 YAMAHA MOTOR 63PX1139009 $12,802.00
14416 2014 JD 62D ONRAMP MOWER #844 M02362ACEM0740109 $2,885.06
14415 2014 JD 62 D ONRAMP MOWER #844 1M02362AKEM070110 $2,885.06
14414 2014 JD 2025R TRACTOR-PARKS 1LV2025RKDH110607 $17,088.06
13911 CUMMINS REPAIR SOFTWARE - $1,574.22
13910 BOBCAT 225 NT WELDER LB229897 $5,869.35
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Asset
Number Description Serial Number Replacement
Cost New
13909 MOHAWK ABOVE GROUND 1-A HOIST 9603420 $5,071.30
13908 MOHAWK TR50 SHOP TRUCK HOIST 95121912 $52,331.00
13907 WHEEL BALANCER/ADJUSTOR 50392454 $4,451.63
13906 2013 MONROE V-BOX SANDER 12/6/7593 $17,963.20
13905 V-BOX 5YD HOPPER SANDER 11/7/7422 $16,482.98
13904 SALT DOG V-BOX P/U SANDER-GAS 5562 $4,573.49
13903 8' P/U SNOW PLOW M062002771 $4,575.48
13882 KARCHER PRESSURE WASHER 10182 $4,913.41
13881 WASHRACK - ULTRASORB SYSTEM 31141 $22,163.68
13880 RICE LAKE HP FLOOR SCALE -MRW A08185/RL3000A $2,372.82
13879 MANTLE TRUCK SCALES 24035-10C $45,438.00
13878 2001 JOHN DEERE MOWER LV5320P137007 $28,950.86
13877 20HP SHOP COMPRESSOR - $7,495.86
13876 HONDA GENERATOR/AIR COMPRESSOR - $2,320.89
13875 ONAN 40DGBC GENERATOR H970647879 $24,443.67
13874 EQUIPMENT - SIGN MFG. S&S - $2,145.00
13864 2011 ELGIN VACUUM BROOM BEAR 1HTJTSKN9CJ440106 $201,341.36
13863 2012 ROSCO FRONT MT BROOM 86919 $73,466.00
13862 2012 ROSCO FRONT MT BROOM 83786 $73,466.00
12428 2009 LEBOY 3000 BELT LOADER 55545 $188,464.24
11152 TRAILER 4P2UB12189U094421 $12,000.00
11142 2008 FORD T6030 BRUSHCUTTER Z8BD12841 $94,052.99
8786 1987 MOTOMAR 14' INFLATABLE BOAT MFL43165K687 $3,900.00
8785 2001 LEESHORE BOAT NRGZ4PJCG101 $29,870.00
8784 TARPING TRAILING 71C417127 $15,350.98
8783 2003 EC0134 SNAPON AC RECYCLER 0319C0122 $2,579.76
Jefferson County – City of Port Townsend All Hazard Mitigation Plan (Rev. 2016)
Vs. 6 500 May 2017
Asset
Number Description Serial Number Replacement
Cost New
8782 EQUIPMENT - MECHANCIAL SHOP - $52,675.00
8781 MONROE V-HOPPER SANDER MV-180-84-56 WA $14,374.08
8780 2000 TAILGATE SANDER 85605 $2,152.45
8779 SWENSON EV-100 V-BOX SANDER 88211 $12,134.96
8778 SWENSON EV100 V-BOX SANDER 75840 $11,561.17
8777 SWENSON EV100 V-BOX SANDER 75839 $11,561.17
8776 SWENSON EV100-15-54 SANDER 73737 $11,137.03
8775 SWENSON EV100 SLIP-IN SANDER 65598 $9,597.34
8774 SWENSON MODEL SA TAILGT SANDER 62156 $1,731.20
8773 SWENSON MODEL SA TAILGT SANDER 62116 $1,731.20
8771 SWENSON SA TAILGATE SANDER 57708 $1,731.20
8770 SWENSON SA TAILGATE SANDER 56734 $1,731.20
8769 TOYOTA 7FGU30 FORKLIFT-HADSHOP 65230 $27,390.83
8768 1993 HYSTER FORKLIFT - $22,936.00
8767 TOYOTA 4FG15 FORKLIFT RECONDTN FG18-45646 $7,984.59
8766 2004 10' FRINK SNOW PLOW 3910 PISA RR85 $7,085.05
8765 FRINK 3911 SNOW PLOW 3911P1SA-RR85 $7,663.21
8764 FRINK MODEL 3911 SNOW PLOW 3911P1SA-13N.M. $5,500.93
8763 FRINK MODEL 3911 SNOW PLOW 3911 PISA-347PF $6,674.10
8762 FRINK MODEL 3910 SNOW PLOW 3910 PISA-360PF $6,674.10
8761 FRINK MODEL 3910 SNOW PLOW 3910 PISA-358PF $6,674.10
8760 FRINK MODEL 3910 SNOW PLOW 3910 PISA-357PF $6,674.10
8759 FRINK 3910 SNOW PLOW 3910P1SA79PH $7,654.61
8758 FRINK 3911 SNOW PLOW 3911P1SA75PH $7,654.61
8757 TENCO TC132TE 11' SNOWPLOW 7756 $8,020.87
8756 TENCO TC132TE 11' SNOW PLOW 7347 $8,020.86
Jefferson County – City of Port Townsend All Hazard Mitigation Plan (Rev. 2016)
Vs. 6 501 May 2017
Asset
Number Description Serial Number Replacement
Cost New
8755 1999 11' FRINK SNOW PLOW 3932 RR-3847 $8,869.15
8754 2000 LAYTON BOX F525 PAVER F10791N00/EH38630 $28,190.51
8753 2000 PATCH KING PK30H HOTBOX 6439 $23,372.08
8751 AQUATECH SJ600P CULVERT FLUSHR 20101056 $33,192.45
8750 1994 320L CAT EXCAVATOR 9KK01957 $91,175.50
8748 1980 MILLER CURB MAC/650S -GAS 1549/MTR 5965669 $5,285.20
8747 2005 INGERSOLL-RAND COMPACTOR 185331 $72,944.00
8746 2001 INGERSOLL DD24 COMPACTOR 167348 $31,280.00
8745 1989 D4C WIDE TRACK TRACTOR/D 4GH01519 $44,885.28
8744 GRADE MORE BLADE UNIT (USED) - $16,260.00
8742 2006 JD 544J WHEEL LOADER-LF DW544JH607520 $172,011.69
8739 2003 JD 4110 MOWER/TRACTR-PARK LV4110H210418 $14,821.31
8738 2004 JD 5320 SHOULDER MOWER LV5320P436162 $43,251.45
8737 2001 JD TRACTOR-EDWARDS MOWER LV5320P137290 $42,006.52
8736 2001 JOHN DEERE MOWER LV5320P137007 $28,950.86
8735 1997 GRIZZLY KNUCKLEBOOM CRANE - $91,499.20
8734 1993 WACKER PLATE TAMPER 67950166 $1,688.84
8733 CUTMASTER 100 PLASMA CUTTER SY105402231 $2,767.76
8732 ROTOTILLER 550 M*00550X120715* $1,935.01
8731 SEVERE SERVICE ASPHALT CUTTER 190BM-231SRB $2,546.44
Total Movable Equipment Assets at Risk: $ 2,901,136.41
Jefferson County – City of Port Townsend All Hazard Mitigation Plan (Rev. 2016)
Vs. 6 502 May 2017
Jefferson County Assets at Risk
Jefferson County 2016 Vehicle Asset Schedule
Asset
Number Description Make Model Model
Year
Replacement
Cost New
4288 2004 FORD CROWN VIC -BRASFIELD FORD CROWN VIC 2004 $ 22,478.17
4291 2005 FORD CROWN VIC-PATROL FORD CROWN VIC 2005 $ 1,530.00
4294 2005 FORD CROWN VIC-PATROL FORD CROWN VIC 2005 $ 26,106.83
4299 2007 FORD CROWN VIC PATROL FORD CROWN VIC 2007 $ 23,919.64
4303 2007 FORD CROWN VIC PATROL FORD CROWN VIC 2007 $ 23,919.64
4304 1998 FORD ESCORT WAGON FORD ESCORT 1998 $ 14,263.97
4307 2003 HONDA CIVIC HYBRID-MP SHP HONDA CIVIC HYBRID 2003 $ 22,868.07
4308 2004 FORD TAURUS-JUV SVC FORD TAURUS 2004 $ 13,399.52
4309 2005 FORD TAURUS 4DR-HEALTH FORD TAURUS 2005 $ 13,531.65
4310 2005 FORD TAURUS 4DR-HEALTH FORD TAURUS 2005 $ 13,531.65
4311 2005 FORD TAURUS 4DR-MOTORPOOL FORD TAURUS 2005 $ 13,531.65
4312 2006 FORD TAURUS P53-SHERIFF FORD TAURUS P53 2006 $ 14,161.62
4315 2004 FORD TAURUS-PW ENG FORD TAURUS 2004 $ 13,399.52
4316 1951 FORD FORD SEDAN 1951 $ 5,000.00
4318 2003 WORKHORSE WALK IN VAN-FAC WORKHORSE WALK IN VAN 2003 $ 35,854.30
4321 2005 CHEVY CARGO VAN-LORING CHEVROLET CARGO VAN 2005 $ 17,248.22
4322 2006 FORD FREESTAR VAN-RICK M FORD FREESTAR VAN 2006 $ 13,968.23
4325 2006 FORD VAN FORD VAN 2006 $ 21,997.00
4327 1985 DODGE RAM SW DODGE RAM SW 1985 $ 1,500.00
4330 1999 FORD RANGER 4X4 P/U-RANCH FORD RANGER 1999 $ 16,787.43
4333 2002 FORD RANGER 4X4 P/U-SIGNS FORD RANGER 2002 $ 17,336.99
4334 2002 FORD RANGER 4X4 P/U-TERRY FORD RANGER 2002 $ 17,336.99
Jefferson County – City of Port Townsend All Hazard Mitigation Plan (Rev. 2016)
Vs. 6 503 May 2017
Asset
Number Description Make Model Model
Year
Replacement
Cost New
4335 2002 F250 FORD 4X4 P/U FORD F250 2002 $ 7,500.00
4336 2002 F250 FORD 4X4 P/U-DAVE W FORD F250 2002 $ 23,448.49
4337 2003 FORD 3/4T F250 P/U-PAUL W FORD F250 3/4 2003 $ 22,327.25
4340 2005 DODGE RAM 3/4T PU DODGE RAM 2005 $ 16,342.04
4342 2005 FORD 3/4T F250 P/U-MARK L FORD F250 2005 $ 22,461.86
4343 1996 FORD 3/4T P/U W/LIFTGATE FORD 3/4T P/U 1996 $ 17,788.13
4344 1995 CHEV S10 P/U-ASSESSOR CHEVROLET S10 P/U 1995 $ 1,669.19
4345 1995 CHEV S10 P/U -ASSESSOR CHEVROLET S10 P/U 1995 $ 1,669.19
4348 2000 3/4 DODGE RAM PU-ANIMAL C DODGE RAM 2000 $ 17,969.05
4349 2002 FORD RANGER 4X4 P/U-BLDG FORD RANGER 2002 $ 17,336.99
4351 2004 CHEV COLORADO P/U 4X4-DCD CHEVROLET COLORADO 2004 $ 17,398.50
4353 1991 FORD PICKUP (BOAT) FORD P/U (BOAT) 1991 $ 12,000.00
4355 1995 JEEP CHEROKEE-ASSESSOR JEEP CHEROKEE 1995 $ 21,436.00
4357 1997 JEEP CHEROKEE 4DR-ENG/CR JEEP CHEROKEE 1997 $ 2,768.60
4359 2006 FORD ESCAPE-PW FORD ESCAPE 2006 $ 17,954.80
4360 1987 INT. 5 YD. DUMP TRUCK-DSL INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK 5 YD 1997 $ 47,956.92
4361 1992 INT. 5 YD. DUMP DSL INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK 5 YD 1992 $ 51,947.74
4362 1987 INT'L 5YD DUMP (OLD #213) INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK 5 YD 1987 $ 12,000.00
4363 1998 INT'L 5YD DUMP TRUCK INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK 5 YD 1998 $ 73,141.38
4364 2000 5YD INT'L DUMP TRUCK INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK 5 YD 2000 $ 79,873.02
4365 2003 INT'L 5 YD DUMP TRUCK INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK 5 YD 2003 $ 87,446.93
4366 1996 INT'L 10YD DUMP TRUCK INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK 10 YD 1996 $ 94,675.52
4367 1996 INT'L 10YD DUMP TRUCK INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK 10 YD 1996 $ 94,675.53
4368 1999 10YD INT'L DUMP INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK 1999 $ 99,669.79
4369 2000 INT'L 10 YD DUMP TRUCK INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK 10 YD 2000 $ 101,362.96
4370 2001 INT'L 10 YARD DUMP TRUCK INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK 10 YD 2001 $ 103,284.23
Jefferson County – City of Port Townsend All Hazard Mitigation Plan (Rev. 2016)
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Asset
Number Description Make Model Model
Year
Replacement
Cost New
4371 2006 INT'L 10YD DUMP TRUCK INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK 10 YD 2006 $ 116,414.35
4372 2007 INT'L 10YD DUMP TRUCK INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK 10 YD 2007 $ 122,976.70
4373 1986 KENWORTH TRACTOR (OLD#LF28 KENWORTH TRACTOR 1986 $ 18,379.54
4374 1978 BMC GEN TRC/TRK -(OLD#127) BMC TRUCK 1978 $ 4,426.19
4377 2001 FORD F550 SHOP TRUCK FORD F550 2001 $ 46,421.55
4378 2001 FORD F450 FLATBED-ROADS FORD F450 FLATBET 2001 $ 25,857.42
4380 2004 F450 FORD FLATBED-MOLLY H FORD F450 FLATBED 2004 $ 27,370.72
4381 2006 FORD 1 TON F450-MOLLY/PKS FORD F450 2006 $ 28,939.65
4382 2002 INT'L BOOM TRUCK INTERNATIONAL BOOM TRUCK 2002 $ 109,821.89
4385 2002 NUMACK TS110 BRUSHCUTTER NUMACK TS110 BRUSHCUTTER 2002 $ 72,290.25
4387 2002 250X BRUSH BANDIT CHIPPER BRUSH BANDIT CHIPPER 2002 $ 36,145.54
4392 JOHN DEERE 310D BACKHOE LOADER JOHN DEERE
BACKHOE LOADER
310D 2000 $ 58,663.07
4393 1998 JOHN DEERE 410E BACKHOE JOHN DEERE 410E BACKHOE 1998 $ 77,348.67
4394 2000 JD BACKHOE 310SE-ER&ROWND JOHN DEERE BACKHOE 310SE 2000 $ 75,076.36
4395 2004 JOHN DEERE BACKHOE-HADSHP JOHN DEERE BACKHOE 2004 $ 79,901.63
4397 1989 950C CAT LOADER/ DIESEL CAT 950C 1989 $ 111,423.19
4398 1997 CASE 621B WHL LOADER-DSL CASE 621B LOADER 1997 $ 92,089.54
4399 2000 CASE 621C FRNT END LOADER CASE 621C LOADER 2000 $ 100,095.54
4401 1994 CAT GRADER 140G - DSL CAT GRADER 140G 1994 $ 130,290.16
4402 1999 CAT 140H GRADER CAT 140H GRADER 1999 $ 174,690.10
4403 1994 HAMM PNEU. ROLLER -DSL HAMM ROLLER 1994 $ 43,749.28
4404 1994 HAMM PNEU. ROLLER -DSL HAMM ROLLER 1994 $ 43,749.28
4405 1997 ETNYRE 14' CHIP SPREADER ETNYRE CHIP SPREADER 1997 $ 131,472.55
4406 1999 INT'L DISTRIBUTOR TRUCK INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTOR TRUCK 1999 $ 110,786.16
4407 2003 INT OIL DISTRIBUTOR TRUCK INTERNATIONAL OIL DIST TRUCK 2003 $ 145,632.65
Jefferson County – City of Port Townsend All Hazard Mitigation Plan (Rev. 2016)
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Asset
Number Description Make Model Model
Year
Replacement
Cost New
4408 1953 BEALL ASPHALT TANKS (2) BEALL ASPHALT TANKS 1953 $ 11,964.50
4409 1987 INT'L WATER TRUCK-OLD 5YD INTERNATIONAL WATER TRUCK 5 YD 1987 $ 47,956.92
4410 1996 INT'L F2674 WATER TRUCK INTERNATIONAL F2674 WATER TRUCK 1996 $ 65,742.44
4411 1998 TRAILMAX TILT TRAILER TRAILMAX TILT TRAILER 1998 $ 25,058.35
4412 1999 TRAILMAX 3AX TILT TRAILER TRAILMAX 3 AX TILT TRAILER 1999 $ 21,515.26
4413 1999 TRAILMAX 3AX TILT TRAILER TRAILMAX 3 AX TILT TRAILER 1999 $ 21,515.26
4414 2000 10YD PUP TRAILER - PUP TRAILER 2000 $ 28,338.66
4415 2000 10YD PUP TRAILER - PUP TRAILER 2000 $ 28,338.66
4416 2004 TRAILKING TK110HDG LOWBOY TRAILKING 110HDG LOWBOY 2004 $ 47,972.32
4417 1977 UTILITY TRAILER - TRAILER 1977 $ 722.72
4418 12X6' FLAT BED TRAILER - TRAILER 1999 $ 3,066.00
4419 1993 WALTON RAMP TRAILER WALTON RAMP TRAILER 1993 $ 3,234.00
4420 2000 LAYTON BOX TRAILER PT505 LAYTON BOX TRAILER PT505 2000 $ 8,199.30
4421 MRW COLLECTION TRAILER MRW COLLECTION TRAILER 1990 $ 6,971.75
4422 B/M 830 PAINT STRIPER/TRAILER B/M PAINT STRIPER/TRLR 1988 $ 3,839.72
4423 EZLDR BOAT TRAILER EZLOADER BOAT TRAILER 2002 $ 3,861.00
4424 1998 WORK CREW TRAILER - WORKCREW TRAILER 1998 $ 7,317.00
4425 2006 GATOR PAROS UTILITY TRAILER GATOR PAROS UTILITY TRAILER 2006 $ 1,425.00
4426 1966 STDHM HORSE TRAILER STDHM HORSE TRAILER 1966 $ 725.00
4430 1996 DEERE GATOR JOHN DEERE GATOR 1996 $ 13,390.00
4431 1996 CAULKINS BOAT TRAILER CAULKINS BOAT TRAILER 1996 $ 200.00
11129 2008 FORD FOCUS FORD FOCUS 2008 $ 13,125.84
11130 2007 CHEVROLET MALIBU CHEVROLET MALIBU 2007 $ 14,023.80
11131 1995 DODGE VAN DODGE VAN 1995 $ 4,800.00
11132 2008 FORD F250 4X4 FORD F250 2008 $ 25,600.25
11133 2008 FORD F20 3/4T 4X2 PICKUP FORD F20 2008 $ 17,453.68
Jefferson County – City of Port Townsend All Hazard Mitigation Plan (Rev. 2016)
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Asset
Number Description Make Model Model
Year
Replacement
Cost New
11134 2008 FORD F20 3/4T 4X2 PICKUP FORD F20 2008 $ 17,453.68
11135 2009 FORD F150 4X4 FORD F150 2009 $ 17,457.12
11136 2008 FORD F350 PICKUP FPRD F350 2008 $ 23,105.32
11137 2008 FORD F450 PICKUP FORD F450 2008 $ 25,484.56
11138 2008 FORD ESCAPE 4X4 FORD ESCAPE 2008 $ 16,517.07
11139 2008 FORD ESCAPE FORD ESCAPE 2008 $ 16,111.24
11140 2008 FORD ESCAPE FORD ESCAPE 2008 $ 18,365.40
11141 2008 CHEVROLET TRAILBLAZER CHEVROLET TRAILBLAZER 2008 $ 22,335.48
11150 JD 410J BACKHOE/LOADER JOHN DEERE 410J BACKHOE 2008 $ 106,239.93
11151 1999 PB TAR POT PETERBILT TAR POT 1999 $ 7,588.00
11154 2008 FORD F20 3/4T P/U-ANIMALS FORD F20 2008 $ 17,453.68
11155 OLYMPIC TILT TRAILER OLYMPIC TILT TRAILER 2007 $ 19,833.95
12422 2009 INCIDENT CMD TRAILER - - 2009 $ 15,772.00
12423 2009 FORD P71 CRWON VIC FORD CROWN VIC P71 2009 $ 28,923.66
12424 2009 FORD P71 CROWN VIC FORD CROWN VIC P71 2009 $ 25,668.69
12425 2009 CHEVY EXPRESS VAN CHEVROLET EXPRESS VAN 2009 $ 26,899.57
12426 2009 CHEVY EXPRESS PASS VAN CHEVROLET EXPRESS PASS VAN 2009 $ 25,386.28
12427 2009 FORD ESCAPE -SO FORD ESCAPE 2009 $ 19,610.40
12429 2010 FORD F150 4X4 P/U-PAUL FORD F150 2010 $ 25,236.57
12430 2010 FORD EXPEDITION-HOH TRIBE FORD EXPEDITION 2010 $ 37,666.35
12432 2010 CHEV TAHOE 4X4-SO BOYD CHEVROLET TAHOE 2010 $ 32,195.40
12891 2011 FORD ESCAPE 4X4 FORD ESCAPE 2011 $ 19,949.00
12892 2011 CHEV COLORADO 4X4 P/U-HEL CHEV COLORADO 2011 $ 20,408.24
12893 2011 250XP BRUSH BANDIT CHIPPER BRUSH BANDIT BRUSH BANDIT 2011 $ 46,001.77
13287 2012 FORD ESCAPE FORD ESCAPE 4WD 2012 $ -
13343 FORD FOCUS- MP/SHOP FORD FOCUS 2012 $ 17,532.90
Jefferson County – City of Port Townsend All Hazard Mitigation Plan (Rev. 2016)
Vs. 6 507 May 2017
Asset
Number Description Make Model Model
Year
Replacement
Cost New
13382 2013 FORD K8A FORD K8A UTILITY AWD 2013 $ -
13383 2013 FORD K8A FORD K8A UTILITY AWD 2013 $ -
13384 2012 FORD F250 RC 4X2 FORD F250 2012 $ -
13385 2012 FORD F250 RC 4X2 FORD F250 2012 $ -
13386 2012 FORD FOCUS SE FORD FOCUS SE 2012 $ -
13852 2011 FORD CROWN VIC PATROL FORD CROWN VIC PATROL 2011 $ 24,377.63
13853 2011 FORD CROWN VIC PATROL FORD CROWN VIC 2011 $ 24,377.63
13854 2011 FORD CROWN VIC PATROL FORD CROWN VIC 2011 $ 24,377.63
13855 2011 FORD CROWN VIC PATROL FORD CROWN VIC 2011 $ 24,377.63
13856 2011 FORD CROWN VIC PATROL FORD CROWN VIC 2011 $ 24,377.63
13858 2013 FORD INTERCEPTOR-PATROL FORD INTERCEPTOR 2013 $ 28,825.73
13859 2013 FORD INTERCEPTOR-PATROL FORD INTERCEPTOR 2013 $ 28,825.73
13860 2012 FORD F250 4X4 P/U-JNEWMAN FORD F250 4X4 P/U 2012 $ 26,609.00
13861 2011 FORD F450 SIGN TRUCK FORD F450 2011 $ 30,668.38
13865 2004 SPECTRE FLATBED TRAILER SPECTRE FLATBED TRAILER 2004 $ 3,698.00
13866 1992 FORD AMBULANCE FORD AMBULANCE 1992 $ 5,000.00
14374 2008 DIVE UTILITY TRAILER TNT CARGO 2008 $ 1,500.00
14376 2013 LEESHORE 28' BOAT 'VALOR' - LEESHORE 2013 $ 249,531.00
14377 2013 EZLOADER FOR 'VALOR' BOAT - EZLOADER 2013 $ 8,211.00
14407 2014 FORD INTERCEPTR SUV-PATROL FORD INTERCEPTER 2014 $ 33,340.57
14408 2014 FORD INTERCEPTR SUV-PATROL FORD INTERCEPTER 2014 $ 33,340.57
14409 2014 FORD INTERCEPTR SUV-PATROL FORD INTERCEPTER 2014 $ 33,340.57
14410 2015 FORD INTERCEPTR SUV-PATROL FORD INTERCEPTER 2015 $ 30,317.57
14411 2014 CAP TJ6500 TRAILER JOCKEY - DOCK JOCKEY 2014 $ 130,515.51
14412 NEW HOLLAND T6.155 TRACTOR NEW HOLLAND TRACTOR 2014 $ 70,538.84
14593 TOYOTA SIENNA TOYOTA SIENNA 2014 $ 8,250.00
Jefferson County – City of Port Townsend All Hazard Mitigation Plan (Rev. 2016)
Vs. 6 508 May 2017
Asset
Number Description Make Model Model
Year
Replacement
Cost New
14594 2014 FORD F-150 P/U-ANIMAL CTL FORD F-150 2014 $ 29,847.62
14595 2015 CHEV G3500 VAN-SO PRISON CHEVY G3500 VAN 2015 $ 39,680.85
14596 2015 TOYOTA PRIUS C-HEALTH TOYOTA PRIUS 2015 $ 20,667.15
14597 2015 TOYOTA PRIUS C-HEALTH TOYOTA PRIUS 2015 $ 20,667.15
14598 2015 CHEV VAN 250-FACILITIES CHEVY VAN 2015 $ 23,331.94
14599 2015 CHEV VAN 2500-FACILITIES CHEVY VAN 2015 $ 23,331.94
14904 2002 TOYOTA TUNDRA TOYOTA TUNDRA 2002 $ 2,000.00
14905 BOAT TRUCK WESTEND - - - $ 5,000.00
14906 1988 FORD 350 FORD - 1988 $ 3,000.00
1601 2015 OLYMPIC 30TDT-3SC TRAILER - - 2015 $ 32,862.28
1602 2015 EAGLE EFB712TA2 TRAILER - - 2015 $ 5,453.45
1603 2015 OLYMPIC30TDT-3SC - - 2015 $ 32,771.83
1612 2016 FORD FUSION HYBRID - - 2016 $ 26,130.13
1613 2016 FORD FUSION HYBRID - - 2016 $ 26,130.13
1614 2016 FORD FUSION - - 2016 $ 18,414.00
1615 2015 FORD FUSION HYBRID - - 2015 $ 26,745.01
1616 2016 FORD FUSION - - 2016 $ 18,414.00
1617 2016 FORD EXPLORER BASE - - 2016 $ 28,896.61
1618 2016 FORD EXPLORER BASE - - 2016 $ 29,277.82
1619 2016 FORD EXPLORER BASE - - 2016 $ 28,535.97
1620 2016 FORD ESCAPE - - 2016 $ 24,332.84
1622 2006 JEEP LIBERTY - - 2006 $ 15,000.00
Total Vehicle Assets at Risk: $ 5,814,232.21
Jefferson County – City of Port Townsend All Hazard Mitigation Plan (Rev. 2016)
Vs. 6 509 May 2017
Jefferson County Public Assets at Risk
Jefferson County - 2016 Public Asset Schedule Totals
Asset Type Asset Schedule Value
Building $40,814,916
Movable Equipment $ 2,901,136
Vehicle $ 5,814,232
Grand Total: $49,530,284
Jefferson County – City of Port Townsend All Hazard Mitigation Plan (Rev. 2016)
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Jefferson County Privately Owned Assets at Risk As of 20154
TAXING
DISTRICT
REAL/PERSONAL
PROPERTY A.V.
TIMBER
A.V.
STATE LEVY (SCHOOL):
4,638,002,579
COUNTY:
Current Expense 4,639,591,919 153,324,329
Mental Health 4,639,591,919 153,324,329
Development Disabilities 4,639,591,919 153,324,329
Veteran's Relief 4,639,591,919 153,324,329
COUNTY: Conservation Futures 4,639,591,919 153,324,329
JEFFERSON COUNTY ROADS:
General 3,298,790,528 153,316,926
Diversion 3,298,790,528 153,316,926
CITY OF PORT TOWNSEND:
General 1,340,801,391 7,403
Library LID Lift 1,340,801,391 7,403
Fire LID Lift 1,340,801,391 7,403
Mt. View Bond 1,316,515,016 7,403
PORT OF PORT TOWNSEND:
General 4,639,591,919 153,324,329
P.U.D. NO. 1:
General 4,639,591,919 153,324,329
LIBRARY DISTRICT #1:
General 3,298,790,528 153,316,926
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TAXING
DISTRICT
REAL/PERSONAL
PROPERTY A.V.
TIMBER
A.V.
HOSPITAL DISTRICTS: HOSPITAL DISTRICT #1:
General 29,242,908 84,029,004
HOSPITAL DISTRICT #2:
General 4,610,106,207 55,033,666
Admin. Bond 4,610,106,207 55,033,666
LOCAL SCHOOLS:
SCHOOL DISTRICT #20 (Queets-Clearwater):
M & O 11,696,502 34,039,591
SCHOOL DISTRICT #46 (Brinnon):
M & O 259,561,850 8,771,389
SCHOOL DISTRICT #48 (Quilcene):
1998 Bond 332,193,655 18,600,196
M & O 332,193,655 9,300,098
SCHOOL DISTRICT #49 (Chimacum):
2012 Capital Project 1,706,576,339 13,022,185
M & O 1,706,576,339 6,511,093
SCHOOL DISTRICT #50 (Port Townsend):
2012 Capital Project 2,189,765,148 5,647,104
M & O 2,189,765,148 2,823,552
SCHOOL DISTRICT #323 (Sequim):
M & O 55,876,539 233,324
SCHOOL DISTRICT #402 (Quillayute Valley):
1998 & 2009 Bond 17,726,773 30,211,413
M & O 17,726,773 15,105,707
* For school M & O levies, only 1/2 of the bond timber A.V. is used.
Jefferson County – City of Port Townsend All Hazard Mitigation Plan (Rev. 2016)
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TAXING
DISTRICT
REAL/PERSONAL
PROPERTY A.V.
TIMBER
A.V.
FIRE DISTRICTS:
FIRE DISTRICT #1: General:
Kala Point
Chimacum
Cape George
1,511,054,153 1,327,935
FIRE DISTRICT #2:
General:
Quilcene
341,755,310 6,255,947
FIRE DISTRICT #3: General:
Port Ludlow Shine
967,275,244 2,390,991
FIRE DISTRICT #3:
M & O:
Port Ludlow Shine
961,035,378 2,390,991
FIRE DISTRICT #4:
General:
Brinnon
262,349,935 14,656,929
FIRE DISTRICT #5: General:
Discovery Bay
71,337,705 1,945,395 FIRE DISTRICT #7:
General:
Clearwater
2,820,216 4,538 CLALLAM-JEFFERSON FIRE DISTRICT #8:
General:
Gardiner
61,143,725 72,911 CLALLAM-JEFFERSON FIRE DISTRICT #9:
General:
Forks
2,656,385 338,750
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES: CITY OF P.T. E.M.S.:
General
Port Townsend
1,340,801,391 7,403
FIRE DIST #1 E.M.S.:
General:
Kala Point
Chimacum
Cape George
1,513,365,960 3,750,737
FIRE DIST #3 E.M.S.:
General:
Port Ludlow Shine
969,528,276 6,686,753
FIRE DIST #4 E.M.S.:
General:
Brinnon
263,501,383 17,542,779
FIRE DIST #5 E.M.S.:
General:
Discovery Bay
73,166,186 6,111,460 CLALLAM-JEFFERSON FIRE DISTRICT #8 E.M.S.:
General:
Gardiner
61,429,193 381,791
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TAXING
DISTRICT
REAL/PERSONAL
PROPERTY A.V.
TIMBER
A.V.
CEMETERY DISTRICTS:
CEMETERY DISTRICT #1:
General
Brinnon
262,165,894 4,088,973
CEMETERY DISTRICT #2:
General
Quilcene
335,083,542 18,600,196
CEMETERY DISTRICT #3:
General
Gardiner
61,396,775 282,632
PARK & RECREATION DISTRICT #1:
Operating Levy 160,298,749 4,040,939 PARK & RECREATION DISTRICT #2:
Operating Levy 263,501,383 17,542,779
FLOOD ZONES:
FLOOD ZONE #1 (Dosewallips River watershed):
General 30,399,696 FLOOD ZONE #2 (Big Quilcene River watershed):
General 24,819,214 FLOOD ZONE #3 (Little Quilcene River watershed):
General 65,154,613
WATER DISTRICTS: WATER DISTRICT #1:
General 22,614,255 WATER DISTRICT #2:
General 3,756,092
STATE FOREST PROTECTION ASSESSMENT:
Fire Patrol F.P. TOTAL = $194,738.73
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Critical Facility Categories (Repeated from the Port Townsend Section)
Critical Facility Categories Critical facilities are any facility or combination of facilities that if severely damaged or destroyed would cause significant risk to: Public Health and Safety, Economic vitality, or the environment. The facilities listed here are for both the city and the county.
Emergency Service Centers (Fire, police, 911 PSAP)
Six City/County Fire Districts JCFD1 - dba East Jefferson Fire & Rescue JCFD2 - dba Quilcene Volunteer Fire Department JCFD3 - dba Port Ludlow Fire - Rescue JCFD4 - dba Brinnon Fire Department JCFD5 – dba Discovery Bay Volunteer Fire Department JCFD6 - Merged into JCFD1; no longer exists as a stand-alone department. JCFD7 - Clearwater Port Townsend Fire Department has been absorbed by Jefferson County Fire District 1, which is doing business as East Jefferson Fire & Rescue. JCFD8 – contracted to Clallam County Fire District 3 for service to Gardner area. Three Sheriff’s Office Facilities: Port Hadlock, Quilcene, Clearwater. One Police Department Headquarters Station: Port Townsend Primary 911 PSAP - 81 Elkins Road, Port Hadlock Back-up 911 PSAP - 701 Harrison St, Port Townsend
Emergency Operations Center Primary EOC - 81 Elkins Road, Port Hadlock Alternate EOC - 701 Harrison St, Port Townsend City Command Center - 701 Harrison St, Port Townsend Back-up City Command Center - Port Townsend Library Public Works Facility County Road Maintenance - Port Hadlock County Road Shops - Quilcene Shop; Brinnon Shop; Clearwater Shop.
Hazardous Materials Facility - See SARA Title III List Hospital Jefferson General Hospital, 834 Sheridan, Port Townsend
Nursing Home / Rehabilitation Center Life Care Center of Port Townsend, 751 Kearney St, Port Townsend
Critical Community Employer Port Townsend Paper Company Naval Magazine Indian Island County Government (Courthouse) City Government (City Hall) Port of Port Townsend
Library
Jefferson County Library System
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School
Chimacum School District Quilcene School District Brinnon School District Port Townsend School District Queets / Clearwater School District Quillayute Valley School District Transportation Facility Jefferson Transit Authority Washington Ferry System
Key Transportation/Evacuation Routes Hood Canal Bridge (Highway 104 E) Discovery Bay (Highway 101 W) Duckabush River Bridger (Highway 101 S)
Utilities Facilities Kearney St Substation (JPUD) Discovery Bay Substation (JPUD) City Water Distribution System (Lords Lake Dam Complex) City Wastewater Treatment Facility (China Lake)
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Jefferson County Sheriff Department
Critical Facilities (Owned by District): 1. Sheriff’s Admin Building, 78 Elkins Rd approximate value: $3,055,000
Equipment:
Apparatus $550,000
Contents $251,000
Value of Area Served: $5,105,510,157
Outline of Area Served: The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office serves all of Jefferson County, serving a permanent population of more than 29,542. The City of Port Townsend is the County Seat, located on the most northern tip of East Jefferson County.
Current and Anticipated Service Trends: The response rate of the Sheriff’s Department continues to grow at moderate levels with crime rates escalating. Serving an aging population base and a high tourist area the calls for service have increased dramatically and will continue to do so.
Natural Hazard Event History
NATURAL HAZARD EVENTS (1975-PRESENT) Type of Event Date - Total Public Damage
Earthquake 02/28/2001 – Minor Damage
Natural Hazard Vulnerability Analysis Rating
This District is most vulnerable to the following natural hazards - ranked in order:
1. Earthquake
2. Local Severe Storms (Wind)
3. Flood
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Existing Applicable Natural Hazard Mitigation Policies, Ordinances, and Codes 1. Not Applicable
Proposed Natural Hazard Mitigation Measures
Mitigation Activity ID Mitigation Measure Lead Agency Funding Source Timeline
OG-MH-3 Public Education through
the Citizen’s Academy
Program
PTPD & Sheriff Budget/Grant Annual
ST-MH-8* Improve
interoperability through
coordinated purchase and
use of communications
equipment, and OPSCAN
Program.
DEM, JeffCom
911, PTPD, JCSO,
and all Fire
Districts including
PTFD.
Completed 2007 - 2009 Short-Term
Existing Applicable Hazard Mitigation Associated Plans and/or Documents
1. Refer to Jefferson County Codes and Comprehensive Plans.
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Jefferson County Corrections and Emergency Operations Center
Critical Facilities (Owned by District):
1. Corrections Facility approximate value: $2,955,929
2 JeffCom 9-1-1 and Emergency Operations Center approximate value: $413,718
Equipment:
Apparatus (See Jefferson County Vehicle Schedule.) $0
Contents $386,833
Value of Area Served: $5,105,510,157
Outline of Area Served: JeffCom 911 and the Emergency Operations Center are to be co-housed in a new building at 81 Elkins road in the Sheriffs complex. The physical boundary of the County remains the current service area.
Current and Anticipated Service Trends: The aging of the county population, increased build out in unincorporated areas of the county, increasing incidence of illegal drug labs, and the heightened risk of terrorism all combine to increase the call rate for JeffCom 911, and the need for increased involvement
of Emergency Management Services.
Natural Hazard Event History
NATURAL HAZARD EVENTS (1975-PRESENT)
Type of Event Date - Total Public Damage
Earthquake 02/28/2001 – Minor Damage
Natural Hazard Vulnerability Analysis Rating
This District is most vulnerable to the following natural hazards - ranked in order:
1. Earthquake
2. Local Severe Storms (Wind)
3. Flood
Existing Applicable Natural Hazard Mitigation Policies, Ordinances, and Codes 1. Not Applicable
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Proposed Natural Hazard Mitigation Measures
Mitigation Activity ID Mitigation Measure Lead Agency Funding Source Timeline
ST-MH-5* Build new dispatch
and EOC center.
JeffCom 911 &
Jefferson DEM
Completed 2005 Summer 2004
ST-MH-8* Improve
interoperability
through coordinated purchase and use of communications
equipment, and
OPSCAN Program.
DEM, JeffCom
911, PTPD,
JCSO, and all Fire Districts including
PTFD.
Completed 2007 - 2009 Short-Term
Existing Applicable Hazard Mitigation Associated Plans and/or Documents
1. Refer to Jefferson County Codes and Comprehensive Plans.
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Jefferson County Local Hazard Assessment (Maps)
The following maps are intended to portray the local hazard assessments for Jefferson County graphically. “Critical Area” maps have already been shown in Section II. These are new maps which address natural hazard issues in unincorporated population centers within the County. The Land Use maps are for representational use only since the originals may have been amended since these were created.
1. Comprehensive Plan / Zoning - Jefferson County
2. Brinnon Population Density
3. Brinnon Land Use
4. Brinnon Landslide, Erosion, and Seismic Hazards
5. Brinnon Frequently Flooded
6. Marrowstone Island Salt Water Intrusion
7. Seawater Intrusion Protection Zones
8. Wawa Point - Environmentally Sensitive & Frequently Flooded
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1. Jefferson County - Comprehensive Plan I Zoning
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2. BRINNON POPULATION DENSITY
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3. Brinnon Comprehensive Plan
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4. Brinnon Landslide, Erosion, and Seismic Hazards
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5. Brinnon Frequently Flooded Areas
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6. Marrowstone Island Salt Water Intrusion
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7. Seawater Intrusion Protection Zones
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8. Wawa Point -Frequently Flooded
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Jefferson County - Mitigation Strategies
Activity
ID
Mitigation Activity Description Lead Agency Funding
Source
Timeline
OG-MH-O* Adopt and Participate in the 2016
Jefferson County - City of Port
Townsend Hazard Mitigation Plan as
official plan.
Jefferson County
Dept of Emergency
Management
2014 PDM Sept 2016
OG-MH-1 Identify and pursue funding opportunities to
develop and implement local and county
mitigation activities.
Jefferson County,
City of Port
Townsend and all
Special Districts
City of Port
Townsend and
Jefferson County
Ongoing
OG-MH-2 Identify, improve, and sustain
collaborative programs focusing on the
real estate and insurance industries,
public and private sector organizations,
and individuals to avoid activity that
increases risk to natural hazards.
Team Jefferson,
Jefferson County
Realtor Association
Jefferson County Ongoing
OG-MH-3 Educate the citizenry in the role of the 1st
Responder through Citizen’s Police
Academy.
PTPD / JCSO Departmental
Budgets Annually from Feb
to April
OG-MH-4* Train personnel on how to react in a
natural disaster.
JCDEM Departmental Budget
/ Ad hoc grants.
Ongoing
ST-MH-1 Establish a formal role for the Jefferson
County Natural Hazards Mitigation
Advisory Committee to develop a
sustainable process for implementing,
monitoring, and evaluating countywide
mitigation activities.
Hazard
Mitigation
Advisory
Committee
Jefferson County
ST-MH-2 Integrate goals and action items from the
Jefferson County Natural Hazard
Mitigation Plan into existing regulatory
documents and programs where
appropriate.
Jefferson County
Board of County
Commissioners,
Planning
Commission and
DCD
Jefferson County
departmental
budgets
Ongoing
ST-MH-3 Develop public and private partnerships
to foster natural hazard mitigation
program coordination in Jefferson
County
DEM Departmental
budget
Ongoing
ST-MH-5* Build new 911 Dispatch Center and new
Emergency Operation Center
Completed
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Activity
ID
Mitigation Activity Description Lead Agency Funding
Source
Timeline
ST-MH-6 Develop inventories of at-risk buildings
and infrastructure and prioritize
mitigation projects.
DEM, DSD, DCD
and GIS
ST-MH-7 Evaluate and integrate citizen ideas into
planning and implementation efforts.
Jefferson County,
City of Port
Townsend, DSD and
DCD
Jefferson County and
City of Port
Townsend
Ongoing
ST-MH-8* Improve interoperability through
coordinated purchase, development of
procedures and use of communications
equipment, and OPSCAN lst-Responder
back bone.
JeffCom 911, DEM,
PTPD, JCSO, All
Fire Districts
Jefferson County Short-term Completed
LT-MH-1* Strengthen emergency services
preparedness and Long-Term response by
linking emergency services with natural
Multi-Hazard hazard mitigation
programs, and enhancing public
education on a regional scale.
DEM, DSD, DCD City and County
departmental
budgets
Short-term Ongoing
LT-MH-2 Develop, enhance, and implement
education programs aimed at mitigating
natural hazards, and reducing the risk to
citizens, public agencies, private property
owners, businesses and schools.
DEM, DSD, DCD City and County
departmental
budgets
Long-term
LT-MH-3 Use technical knowledge of natural
ecosystems and events to link natural
resource management and land use
organizations to mitigation activities and
technical assistance.
DCD, DSD City and County
departmental
budgets
Long-term
ST-EQ-1 Integrate new earthquake mapping data
and improve technical analysis of
earthquake hazards.
USGS, GIS USGS and County
departmental budget
Short-term
LT-EQ-1 Identify funding sources for structural
and nonstructural retrofitting of structures
that are identified as seismically
vulnerable.
DEM Jefferson County Ongoing
LT-EQ-2* Participate in Cascadia Rising Exercise
(CRX) – Multi-state, Multi-jurisdictional
earthquake response exercise predicated
on the Cascadia Subduction Zone
producing a 9.0+ magnitude event.
Federal, State, County and City are all part of CRX. JCDEM is lead agency for Jefferson County.
NONE! At the County level.
2014 – 2016; CRX 6/6 – 6/10; AAR by 9/30/2016
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ID
Mitigation Activity Description Lead Agency Funding
Source
Timeline
LT-EQ-3 Encourage seismic strength evaluations
of critical facilities in the County to
identify vulnerabilities for mitigation.
Jefferson County
Facilities
Jefferson County Ongoing
LT-EQ-4 Encourage reduction of nonstructural and
structural hazards in homes, schools,
business, and government offices.
City and County
government
City and County Long-term
ST-FL-1 Analyze each repetitive flood property
within Jefferson County and identify
feasible mitigation options.
FEMA, DCD, DSD City and County Ongoing
ST-FL-2 Recommend revisions to standards
required for development occurring
within the floodplain, where appropriate.
FEMA, DCD, DSD City and County Ongoing
ST-FL-3* Develop better flood warning systems. DEM Jefferson County Short-term;
Adapted AHAB
system for flood
in addition to
tsunami. 2007.
LT-FL-1* Enhance data and mapping for floodplain
information within the County, and
identify and map flood- prone areas
outside of designated floodplains.
FEMA, GIS FEMA, Jefferson
County
Long-term;
FEMA updated
FIRMS draft
released Feb.
2016. Due 2017.
LT-FL-2 Encourage development of acquisition
and management strategies to preserve
open space for flood mitigation, fish
habitat, and water quality in the
floodplain.
City of Port
Townsend, Jefferson
County, Jefferson
County Land Trust,
Salmon Recovery
Office
Jefferson County
government,
Washington State
Ongoing
LT-FL-3 Identify surface water drainage
obstructions for all parts of
unincorporated Jefferson County.
Jefferson County
Public Works
Jefferson County Long-term
LT-FL-4 Establish a framework to compile and
coordinate surface water management
plans and data throughout the county.
Jefferson County
Public Works
Jefferson County Long-term
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Activity
ID
Mitigation Activity Description Lead Agency Funding
Source
Timeline
LT-FL-6 Coordinate with Fish & Wildlife to
develop Hoh River mitigation plan.
Jefferson County
Public Works
Jefferson County Long-term;
Mitigation
efforts
underway.
2008-2009.
ST-LS-1 Improve knowledge of landslide hazard
areas and understanding of vulnerability
and risk to life and property in hazard-
prone areas.
DCD Jefferson County
departmental
budget
Ongoing
ST-LS-2 Identify safe evacuation routes in high-
risk debris flow and landslide areas.
DEM Jefferson County Short-term
LT-LS-1 Evaluate current landslide warning
systems to ensure effectiveness and
efficiency and increase coordination
between local jurisdictions.
DEM Jefferson County Long-term
LT-LS-2 Limit activities in identified potential and
historical landslide areas through
regulation and public outreach.
DCD Jefferson County
departmental
budget
Ongoing
LT-LS-3* Relocate Undie Road to prevent further
destruction of the road by landslides.
County Public Works Long-Term –
Seeking Funding
Help from FEMA &
Highway Dept.
Long-Term – contingent on funding help.
ST-WS-1 Enhance strategies for debris
management for severe winter storm
events.
DEM, Jefferson
County Public
Works
Jefferson County Ongoing
ST-WS-2 Develop and implement programs to
identify and remove hazard trees located
in public right-of-way to reduce potential
danger to lives, property, and public
infrastructure during windstorms events.
Puget Sound Energy Budget
ST-WS-3 Map and publicize locations around the
county that have the highest incidence of
extreme storms.
DEM Jefferson County Short-term
LT-WS-1* Develop and implement programs to
coordinate maintenance and mitigation
activities to reduce risk to public
infrastructure from severe winter storms.
Public Works Jefferson County Long-term
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Activity
ID
Mitigation Activity Description Lead Agency Funding
Source
Timeline
LT-WS-2 Increase public awareness of severe
winter storm mitigation activities.
DEM Jefferson County Long-term
LT-WS-3* Enhance Courthouse clock tower to be
able to withstand 70-knot winds.
Completed Complete
2007.
LT-WS-4* Support/encourage electrical utilities in
mitigation activities to reduce power
outages from storms.
DEM, PUD#1 PUD#1 Long-term; PUD
has volunteer
agency rep on the
Incident
Management
Team.
ST-VO-1 Find ash fall models that are specific to
Jefferson County.
DEM Jefferson County
ST-WF-1 Enhance Emergency Services to increase
efficiency of wildfire response and
recovery activities.
DEM, JC Fire
Districts
Jefferson County
ST-WF-2 Educate district personnel on federal
cost-share and grant programs, Fire
Protection agreements, etc. so that full
array of assistance to local agencies is
understood.
DEM, JC Fire
Districts
Jefferson County,
Jefferson County Fire
Districts
LT-WF-1 Encourage development and
dissemination of maps relating to the fire
hazard to help educate and assist builders
and homeowners in being engaged in
wildfire mitigation activities, and to help
guide emergency services during
response.
East Jefferson Fire
& Rescue
Budget
LT-WF-2 Enhance outreach and education
programs aimed at mitigating wildfire
hazards and reducing or preventing the
exposure of citizens, public agencies,
private property owners, and businesses
to natural hazards.
JC Fire Districts JC Fire Districts Long-term
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Activity
ID
Mitigation Activity Description Lead Agency Funding
Source
Timeline
LT-WF-3 Increase communication, coordination,
and collaboration between
wildland/urban interface property
owners, local and county planners, and
fire prevention crews and officials to
address risks, existing mitigation
measures, and federal assistance.
City and County City and County Long-term
Completed Mitigation: Jefferson County mapped the Channel Migration Zones (CMZ) for the Hoh River, Big Quilcene River, Dosewallips River and Duckabush River and adopted protection standards in JCC 18.22 to reduce the risk of property damage.
Jefferson County adopted the Duckabush and Dosewallips Comprehensive Flood Hazard Management Plan on August 10, 2009 for the purpose of evaluating and reducing flooding risks from the two river systems.
Jefferson County is giving the Hoh River Road to the Olympic National Park. This road is a repetitive damage structure and the county does not have the resources to continuously repair or find a permanent solution to the damages. 2009.
Hoh Tribe of Indians has acquired land through swaps with the Olympic National Forest and through purchases from private entities to allow them to move their public facilities out of a frequently flooded area. Relocation is underway in 2009. Project to relocate the Dowans Creek road. 2008 event that to time to acquire permits and rights of way. Completed in 2015 due to the length of time to get permits and acquire rights-of-way. Seismic retrofit of Courthouse Clock Tower.