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Dunn County LEPC appoints Mary Purvis to ARES RACES seat and re-elects officers
Summary
The LEPC accepted Mary Purvis as the ARES/RACES representative, elected Brad Lueke as vice chair and re‑elected Steven Senor as chair; these actions meet EPRA grant requirements for officer nominations and ensure continuity of leadership.
The Local Emergency Planning Committee voted to accept membership changes and complete biennial officer elections required by its EPRA grant.
Kristen Bunch announced that Brian Morris had asked to step down and that Mary Purvis (Dunn County ARES RACES) volunteered to replace him as the committee’s ARES/RACES representative. Chair Steven Senor called for a motion and the body approved Mary Purvis to the committee.
Bunch said officers are re‑elected every two years under the grant. Brad Lueke volunteered for vice chair; the committee put forth a motion to elect Brad and members approved it. The committee then considered the chair position; Steven Senor confirmed he was willing to continue and the membership moved and approved a motion to reelect him as chair.
All motions were adopted by voice/virtual hand; no roll‑call tallies were recorded in the transcript.
What’s next: Kristen will update membership records and the LEPC’s plans to reflect the new representative and officers. The committee reiterated the invitation for members to contact the office with questions and to suggest additional membership candidates.
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