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Lunenburg supervisors adopt updated Emergency Operations Plan
Summary
The Lunenburg County Board renewed and adopted an updated Emergency Operations Plan, assigning the director of emergency management authority to maintain and revise the plan over the next four years. The motion passed with six supervisors voting yes and one absent.
The Lunenburg County Board of Supervisors voted on April 8 to renew and adopt an updated Emergency Operations Plan.
Supervisor Mike Hankins moved to renew the plan as presented; Supervisor T. Wayne Hoover seconded the motion. The roll call vote recorded six supervisors in favor and one absent.
The adopted resolution says the Director of Emergency Management, or the director’s designee, is authorized to maintain and revise the plan as necessary over the next four years or until ordered to return to the board. The resolution notes the county’s responsibility to prepare for, respond to and recover from natural and manmade disasters.
The adoption came amid discussion of needs uncovered by the February ice storm, including generator placement for courthouse complex systems and other continuity measures.
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