Emergency manager outlines trainings, exercises, siren project and staffing changes
Ouray County emergency manager updated commissioners on planned exercises and trainings, a final evacuation plan, a Log Hill warning-siren grant, coordination on daily blasting notifications, and the advertised deputy emergency manager position; commissioners requested follow-up on victim advocate capacity and blasting schedule.
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Glenn Boyd, Ouray County emergency manager, told the Board of County Commissioners on Feb. 4 that the county has a final evacuation plan ready for adoption and is awaiting the City’s adoption of the emergency operations plan so signatures can be collected from partner agencies.
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