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Emergency Management announces burn ban, Stop the Bleed and storm-spotter trainings

Cloud County Board of Commissioners · February 17, 2026
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Summary

Emergency Management reported a county-wide burn ban outside Concordia city limits, scheduled Stop the Bleed classes for March 11 for county employees, and a storm-spotters class March 5 as part of Severe Weather Week (March 2–6); the generator grant status was also reviewed.

Makenna Hass, Emergency Management, told the board that all districts outside Concordia city limits are under a burn ban and outlined upcoming preparedness activities: Stop the Bleed classes for county employees on March 11 and a storm-spotters class on March 5 at 7:00 p.m. at the College during Severe Weather Week (March 2–6).

Hass said the office will use the Everbridge system for some giveaways tied to preparedness outreach and reviewed the status of a generator grant. Area fire chiefs were scheduled to meet the evening of Feb. 17. The record does not specify the generator grant amount or award date.