Lincoln County Hazard Mitigation Plan
2021 Update

A Hazard Mitigation Planning Committee kick-off meeting (in-person/zoom) will be conducted by Boonslick Regional Planning Commission on May 25, 2021. Invitations have been sent to representatives from the county, communities, school districts, and other agencies in, or that serve, Lincoln County.  The general public is invited as well.

Lincoln County Hazard Mitigation Plan Meeting (10am-12pm)
Lincoln Co. Fire Protection District Station #1 (Lower level)
700 E Cherry St., Troy, MO

Please contact Boonslick Regional Planning Commission directly at (636) 456-3473 to RSVP and to get access to Zoom link for the meeting.

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Services

Boonslick Regional Planning Commission takes an active role in community and economic development issues. For further information on any of our services, or to send comments regarding this website, contact Executive Director Chad Eggen at (636) 456-3473 or ceggen@boonslick.org .

Boonslick Regional Planning Commission is an equal opportunity employer with equal opportunity programs.  Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.  Missouri TTY Users can call (800) 735-2966 or dial 7-1-1.

Mission Statement

To improve the quality of life in the Boonslick Region (Lincoln, Montgomery & Warren counties) through community, economic and workforce development initiatives; conserving and protecting natural resources; protecting the citizens through emergency planning and preparedness activities; promoting efficiency in governmental programs through sound planning practices; and promoting collaborative approaches to regional challenges.