KAMM
Ky Association of Mitigation Managers

KAMM’s 10th year anniversary!  Thanks for joining us for the celebration.   

KAMM Annual 2014 Conference

Mitigation Matters

#KAMM10

Lake Barkley State Resort Park

September 9 – 11 – 2014

Link to the Following . . .

Conference Agenda: 2014 KAMM Conference agenda 09 04 14 for website

Abstracts and Bios:  2014 KAMM Conference Speaker Abstracts & Biographies for website

Complete Conference Packet:  KAMM_Packet_2014_FINAL_online

KAMM Conference Attendee List:  2014 Conference Attendees

2014 Photos:  KAMM Conference Photos

September 8,  Pre-Conference CEC and PDH approval 

• Elevation Certificate workshop in the AM – 4 PDHs or 3.5 CECs
• CFM Refresher Course – 3.5 CECs
• CRS & EC – 3 PDHs or 2.5 CECs

September 9 – 11, KAMM Annual Conference 

• 12 CECs total

 Need a copy of your CECs?  Contact us at  kentuckymitigation@gmail.com.

Conference Presentations

Following are the presentations during the 2014 KAMM Annual Conference.

Tuesday Presentations

• Keynote:  ASFPM Update and NFIP Reform – Berginnis
• Plenary:  KAMM Agency Meet and Greet
  • KentuckyGeologicalSurvey Meet and Greet – Andrews
• Concurrent:  Grundy Home Bridge Project – Devine
• Concurrent: THREAT MODELING AND ANALYSIS FOR FLOOD HAZARD AND MANAGEMENT – May
• Concurrent: Applying Geologic Maps to HAZUZ for Jefferson County – Part 1 – Andrews
  • Applying Geologic Maps to HAZUZ for Jefferson County – Part 2 -Andrews
  • Applying Geologic Maps to HAZUZ for Jefferson County – Part 3 -Andrews
  • Applying Geologic Maps to HAZUZ for Jefferson County – Part 4 -Andrews
  • Handouts:
  • LouisvilleAnnualizedLossWetLandslide
  • louisvilleannualizedlosswetlandslidereport
  • louisvilleannualizedlossbasadatareport
• Concurrent: Confronting Flooding from Multiple Angles, Hopkinsville’s Approach – Part 1 – Herndon
  • Confronting Flooding from Multiple Angles, Hopkinsville’s Approach – Part 2 – Herndon
  • Confronting Flooding from Multiple Angles, Hopkinsville’s Approach – Part 3 – Herndon
  • Confronting Flooding from Multiple Angles, Hopkinsville’s Approach – Part 4 – Herndon
• Concurrent: Mitigation 101 – White
• Concurrent: Risk MAP and CRS Synergies Kentucky Silver Jackets – Johnson Brummett and Griffin
• Concurrent: Exploring the Redesigned FEMA Flood Map Service Center – Cason

Wednesday Presentations

• Plenary:  406 Hazard Mitigation Grants – Robey
• Plenary:  BW12-HFIAA round table
• Concurrent: Whitley County, Kentucky – Mountain Ash Road Slide Repair – Bates and Owens
• Concurrent: Landslides In Kentucky – Crawford
• Concurrent: Green Infrastructure – Shireman
• Concurrent: Community Officials’ Guide to Implementing Green Infrastructure and Enhancing Resiliency – Mackenbach
• Concurrent: Kentucky Dam Safety and Floodplain Compliance – Cook
• Concurrent: KDOW Permitting Floodplain Overview and Considerations – Dharman
• Workshop:  Environmental Planning & Historic Preservation Compliance for HMA Projects – Gilliland
• Workshop: FEMA – KAMM conference_SHPO presentation
• Concurrent: Introducing Non-Regulatory Products to a Rural KY Watershed – Part 1 – Taylor & Gilliland
  • Introducing Non-Regulatory Products to a Rural KY Watershed – Part 2 – Taylor & Gilliland
  • Introducing Non-Regulatory Products to a Rural KY Watershed – Part 3 – Taylor & Gilliland
• Workshop: Working with LiDAR – From Dots to Surface – Bishop & Burroughs
• Concurrent: City of Richmond, Madison County Stormwater Master Planning – Hart
• Concurrent:  City of Richmond, Madison County Stormwater Master Planning – GeoSyncGo- Hart & Uckotter
• Concurrent: Kentucky’s Dam Safety Mitigation Plan Identifying and Mitigating Dam-Related Risks – Meehan
• Concurrent: Mitigation Action Resources – Greene

Thursday Presentations

• Plenary: Educational Opportunities for Floodplain Managers – Campbell
  • Jeopardy Riverine & Coastal – Campbell
• Concurrent: MS4s – What’s in it for me – Rains
• Concurrent: Area Development Districts and Hazard Mitigation – Jost
  • PLAN REVIEW TOOL FINAL_9-30-11
  • IceTornados
  • Pennyrile ADD – Projects, Completed + Ongoing, Pending
  • Purchase ADD – Projects, Completed + Ongoing Since DR-1818, i.e. 2009
• Concurrent: 2013 FEMA 361 Tornado Safe Room – LeMaster
• Concurrent: Non-Disaster Grant Programs – White
• Concurrent: A Little Less Talk and a Lot more Action – Johnson and Stahl
• Concurrent: KAMM Presentation – The Goldilocks Approach – Timberlake
• Plenary: 2013 State Plan Update – Brawner
• Plenary: CHAMPS in Local Mitigation Plan Development- Pompei_Lacy

2014 Mitigation Manager of the Year Awarded

2014 Floodplain Manager of the Year

2013 Mitigation Manager of the Year Awarded

Esther White accepts the 2013 Mitigation Manager of the Year.  She was nominated because she has embraced floodplain management and mitigation by stressing the importance of sustainable growth and resiliency.

Esther White received the 2013 Mitigation Manager of the Year Award from Justin Gray (2012 recipient)

2013 Floodplain Manager of the Year

Jason Hart accepts the inaugural Floodplain Manager of the Year Award.  Jason was chosen for the award because he has been instrumental in carrying forward the goals and objectives of floodplain management and promoted community resilience and outreach.

Jason Hart, City of Richmond, received the first ever Floodplain Manager of the Year Award from Carey Johnson

KAMM mailing address: KAMM, PO Box 1016, Frankfort, KY 40602-1016.   Have questions, contact us at kentuckymitigation@gmail.com.