In a recent meeting of the Board of County Commissioners, officials provided updates on the ongoing emergency response efforts being coordinated by the county's Emergency Operations Center. Tyler, a key speaker at the meeting, outlined the distribution of tasks among various emergency support function teams, emphasizing the importance of communication and collaboration as they navigate the current situation.

Each team has been assigned specific responsibilities tailored to their areas of expertise, with members expected to report back to the larger group throughout the week. Tyler highlighted the critical role of housing and external communications in their response strategy, indicating that discussions with local partners, including the Chamber of Commerce, are underway to enhance support efforts.

Rich, representing the county's Emergency Management, confirmed that the Emergency Operations Center has been activated to Level 2, indicating a partial activation since Saturday. This level of activation allows for a more coordinated response to the ongoing emergency, ensuring that resources and personnel are effectively mobilized.

The meeting underscored the county's commitment to a structured and responsive approach to emergency management, with officials poised to adapt their strategies as the situation evolves. Further updates are expected as teams continue their work and communication remains a priority.