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Commissioners authorize chair to sign EMPG grant form contingent on county attorney approval

2686790 · March 18, 2025
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Summary

Jeff Martin, Park County director of Homeland Security, reported the county will receive $46,267 as a subrecipient under the Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG). Commissioners authorized the chair to sign the grant agreement contingent on the county attorney's review and signature.

Jeff Martin, director of Park County Homeland Security/Emergency Management, updated commissioners on the Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG) for 2024. Martin said the county received $46,267 as a subrecipient; the award covers 50% of salary, benefits and training for the county emergency management office.

Martin said he had submitted the award for county-attorney review and that the county attorney requested small changes; Martin will bring the revised copy back for signature. Commissioners moved and seconded a motion to permit the commission chair to sign the EMPG grant form contingent on the county attorney's approval of form and language.

The board approved the contingent authorization by voice vote.

What happens next: The county attorney will sign off on the revised agreement; once approved the chair will sign and the county can proceed with grant-funded payroll and training costs for the emergency management office.