GovBot Mitigation Plans

Read local mitigation plans

Read the content of U.S. local hazard mitigation plans.

What you can ask

Which hazard mitigation plan covers Boulder County, Colorado?
Example path →

MCP connector

Server URL: https://plans.govbot.ai/mcp
Login: OAuth
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Read-only access to local hazard mitigation plans in the GovBot plan library: plan status and dates from the FEMA hazard mitigation plan registry, plan content with page citations (hazard history, risk rankings, loss estimates, NFIP participation, capability, dams, development trends, plan maintenance, data sources, planning participants, lifelines, agriculture, climate projections, prior action status, public engagement, plan review tool entries) and mitigation actions (title, jurisdiction, status, hazards and activity type). Start with to obtain plan identifiers for a place, or use a known FEMA plan identifier. For each place the current approved plan is listed first; a newer version in FEMA review follows it; an older plan is listed when the current plan's content is not yet in the library. Plan status, approval and expiration dates are data fields from the FEMA registry. Values are as recorded in the plan at its date; they are not current conditions or determinations of eligibility. When content_served is false, the plan's content is not yet in the library.

Tools

Reads data5

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://plans.govbot.ai/mcp

OAuth

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Read-only access to local hazard mitigation plans in the GovBot plan library: plan status and dates from the FEMA hazard mitigation plan registry, plan content with page citations (hazard history, risk rankings, loss estimates, NFIP participation, capability, dams, development trends, plan maintenance, data sources, planning participants, lifelines, agriculture, climate projections, prior action status, public engagement, plan review tool entries) and mitigation actions (title, jurisdiction, status, hazards and activity type). Start with to obtain plan identifiers for a place, or use a known FEMA plan identifier. For each place the current approved plan is listed first; a newer version in FEMA review follows it; an older plan is listed when the current plan's content is not yet in the library. Plan status, approval and expiration dates are data fields from the FEMA registry. Values are as recorded in the plan at its date; they are not current conditions or determinations of eligibility. When content_served is false, the plan's content is not yet in the library.