Teller County LEPC highlights preparedness priorities and seeks public input on Hazard Mitigation Plan update
At its May 1 quarterly meeting the Teller County LEPC reviewed priority areas from its first Integrated Preparedness Planning Workshop and announced the start of a Hazard Mitigation Plan update, asking residents for community input on local hazards and vulnerabilities.
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Michelle Boley opened the LEPC meeting and summarized the results of Teller County’s first Integrated Preparedness Planning Workshop, identifying five priority areas: planning; public information and warning; logistics and supply chain management; community resilience; and physical protective measures.
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