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Buffalo County adopts disaster declaration for 2024 flooding

Buffalo County Board of Commissioners · June 25, 2024
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Summary

The Buffalo County Board of Commissioners unanimously adopted Resolution 2024-06, a disaster declaration related to 2024 flooding, at a brief meeting June 25, 2024. The agenda was approved and the meeting adjourned after the vote.

The Buffalo County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously June 25 to adopt Resolution 2024-06, a disaster declaration related to 2024 flooding.

Chairman Dawn Cable called the meeting to order at 10:00 a.m. Commissioner Rex Zastrow moved to adopt Resolution 2024-06, "Disaster Declaration 2024 Flooding," and Vice-Chair Donita Loudner seconded. The motion "carried by all voting Ayes," formally adopting the resolution.

The board had first approved the meeting agenda after Vice-Chair Donita Loudner moved to accept it and Commissioner Rex Zastrow seconded; that motion also carried by all voting Ayes. County staff present for the meeting included Debra Morrison, Buffalo County Auditor; Tanner Grohs, Buffalo County Highway Supervisor; Arlen Gortmaker, Buffalo County Emergency Manager; and Lee Sinkie, Buffalo County Director of Equalization.

Following adoption of the resolution, Commissioner Zastrow moved to adjourn the meeting; Vice-Chair Loudner seconded, and the motion carried by all voting Ayes. The transcript records no further discussion or details about the resolution's provisions, implementation steps or requests for specific resources.

The board did not specify in the meeting record the next procedural step or any deadlines tied to Resolution 2024-06.