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Grant County discusses March 10 fire response, emergency training; deputy resignation announced
Summary
Commissioner Meyer reviewed the county response to a March 10 fire; Emergency Manager Jared Fischer described plans for Community Emergency Response Training and radio options (SIRN) for the road department. Sheriff Dillon announced Deputy Dahl’s resignation effective March 31, 2025.
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Commissioner Marty Meyer provided feedback on Grant County’s response to a March 10 fire during the March 19 meeting. Deputy Dahl said he worked to establish a perimeter during the incident. Jared Fischer, the county’s Emergency Manager and 911 Coordinator, told the board he is trying to establish a Community Emergency Response Training (CERT) program and discussed SIRN radio options and other communications choices for the road department.
During the meeting Sheriff Dillon informed the board that Deputy Dahl submitted his resignation, effective March 31, 2025. The minutes record the resignation but do not include a reason or personnel follow-up steps. The record also does not include details about the CERT timeline or the specific radio equipment options discussed; Fischer indicated those plans are in development.
The board did not take personnel action at the meeting. Fischer and county staff will follow up on training plans and communications needs as administrative matters outside the regular meeting.
