Gridley adopts updated Emergency Operations Plan and schedules training
Gridley City Council approved an updated Emergency Operations Plan, shifting role responsibilities across departments, aligning activation levels with county guidance and requiring after‑action reports to Cal OES; council also directed follow‑up training and community outreach.
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Gridley City Council voted to adopt an updated Emergency Operations Plan (EOP), moving responsibility for some emergency‑management tasks from the police department to a broader set of departments and setting a schedule for staff and community trainings.
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