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Chase County authorizes emergency manager to sign updated intercounty Hazard Mitigation Plan as annual fee rises
Summary
The board approved Emergency Manager Duane Dreiling to sign an updated Hazard Mitigation Plan shared with Dundy and Perkins counties; the annual participation fee rises from $5,000 to $8,445.90, according to the meeting record.
Chase County commissioners on Jan. 27 approved Emergency Manager Duane Dreiling’s signing of an updated Hazard Mitigation Plan shared with Dundy and Perkins counties after he reported the annual rate would increase from $5,000 to $8,445.90.
Dreiling told the board it was time to update the multijurisdictional plan and that the new annual rate reflects the expanded or recalculated costs for maintaining the regional plan. The minutes show the board gave Dreiling authorization to sign the plan on behalf of Chase County; the minutes do not record a formal motion or vote with a named mover and seconder for this specific approval.
The Hazard Mitigation Plan governs cooperative planning for disasters and risk reduction across the participating counties; the minutes record only the board’s authorization for Dreiling to sign and do not specify additional conditions or a funding source beyond the stated annual fee.
The record does not indicate a required follow-up timeline for implementation or when the next update will be expected.
