Presenter says Strand report provides basis for New Point emergency-response plan
A presenter told council the Strand report contains sufficient inventory and risk-resilience information to assemble an emergency-response plan, which will be kept at the town office and shared with the fire department; ERPs should be updated roughly every five years unless the system changes.
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A presenter summarized a risk-resilience report from Strand and said the town can use that information to assemble an emergency-response plan (ERP) and asset-management entries. "We'll go ahead and put that together," the presenter said, noting the ERP and asset management plan would be available in the town office and provided to the fire department.
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