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Napa County CEO highlights 2024 achievements and priorities, cites wildfire resilience and new jail
Summary
Ryan Alsop, Napa County chief executive officer, summarized infrastructure, emergency response, social services and community programs completed or advanced in 2024 and outlined upcoming priorities including wildfire resilience investments and a new jail scheduled to open later this year.
Ryan Alsop, chief executive officer of Napa County, delivered a brief countywide update outlining 2024 accomplishments and near-term priorities, saying the county will invest in wildfire resilience, open a new jail later this year and expand social and community services.
In his remarks, Alsop said the county paved 40 miles of road, replaced key bridges on Partrick and Chiles Pope Valley roads and “made major progress on the new jail, which is on time and on budget.” He said work at the Napa County Airport included demolishing old terminals to clear the way for two new fixed-base operators.
Alsop placed particular emphasis on wildfire response and preparedness. “Napa County Fire responded to more than 4,200 calls in 2024,” he said, and described a 13-acre prescribed burn in the…
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