Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Federal Outreach topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
FEMA hazard-mitigation reps meet with Todd County to discuss outreach and preparedness
Summary
FEMA representatives Catherine Keithahn and Meredith met with the Todd County board to offer hazard-mitigation, community education and outreach support, provided contact information for FEMA staff, and noted local damage such as blown cameras and signs.
FEMA representatives visited the Todd County meeting to introduce hazard-mitigation and community-education resources and to identify local needs.
"We're with hazard mitigation, community education, and outreach," said Catherine Keithahn, a FEMA representative, adding the team is reaching out to counties to identify needs. Keithahn referenced a local example (blown cameras and signs) and said the FEMA team wants to know county-specific requirements so they can offer materials and guidance. She provided a FEMA contact: Elizabeth White, elizabeth.floyd@fema.dhs.gov, (202) 709-1218.
Board members thanked the FEMA representatives for visiting and said staff would follow up on specific needs identified by residents and county staff.
This was an introductory outreach visit rather than a formal request for federal funding or an emergency declaration; FEMA representatives focused on preparedness education and community resources.
