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Custer County Board of Health discusses transfer of trailer/command post to OEM; no formal vote recorded
Summary
Board members discussed transferring a county trailer (command post) to the Office of Emergency Management and agreed staff would coordinate hookup and training; no formal motion or vote was recorded in the transcript.
During the Sept. 9 special meeting, members of the Custer County Board of Health discussed transferring a county van/trailer, described as a command post, to the Office of Emergency Management (OEM).
A board member said, “Robin was working with Sarah on transferring the van. You know, the trailer to OEM is stationary. Oh, it's Command post.” Chair Lucas Epp responded that he did not object and that he would ensure Robin is trained: “I'll make sure that Robin understands how to hook it up, drive it, and and carefully control.”
The discussion indicated staff would handle the logistics of the transfer and training; the transcript does not show a formal motion or recorded vote on the transfer. Board members asked whether Robin should sign off on the transfer and discussed the single signature needed to complete the paperwork.
No public comment was recorded on this topic. The board characterized the transfer as an administrative logistics matter and did not place it on the record as a formal action during the special meeting.
