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Dickson County Commission adopts revised Basic Emergency Operations Plan
Summary
The commission adopted the county's revised 2020 Basic Emergency Operations Plan to guide mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery for local disasters and emergencies; the measure passed unanimously on Feb. 22.
The Dickson County Commission on Feb. 22 adopted the revised 2020 Basic Emergency Operations Plan (BEOP), the county’s framework for disaster and emergency mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery.
Commissioner Becky Spicer moved to adopt the revised BEOP and Commissioner Randy Simpkins seconded. The motion passed by a unanimous aye voice vote. The minutes state the revised plan will govern local emergency services and administration for disasters and emergencies occurring in Dickson County.
The adoption was recorded as Resolution 02-2021-04; the minutes do not list amendments or a roll-call tally beyond the unanimous voice vote. The commission proceeded with other agenda items after the adoption.
