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Beltrami County extends state of emergency 30 days as damage assessment continues
Summary
The Beltrami County Board voted unanimously to extend a state of emergency for 30 days to maintain emergency provisions while damage assessments and partner reviews continue, county emergency management officials said.
Beltrami County commissioners voted 5-0 to extend the county's state of emergency for 30 days to allow continued emergency operations and further damage assessment work.
Chris Miller, Beltrami County emergency management director and public information officer, told the board the county completed a preliminary damage assessment and remains above thresholds used to request state and federal assistance. "We conducted our preliminary damage assessment last evening," Miller said. He said initial counts were "just under 10" for noninsured public…
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