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Rosebud County meeting adopts Eastern Montana hazard mitigation plan and approves state–county fire agreement
Summary
At a Rosebud County meeting, the chair moved to approve the consent agenda, the body adopted Resolution 12-24 to accept the 2024 Eastern Montana Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan, and approved a state–county cooperative fire protection agreement with the state of Montana; a motion to declare surplus items for auction received no second.
A meeting in Rosebud County saw the chair move to accept the consent agenda and the body approve several items, including Resolution 12-24 adopting the 2024 Eastern Montana Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan and a state–county cooperative fire protection agreement with the state of Montana.
The chair opened by asking for public comment and noting two women present who might comment. The chair then moved to accept the consent agenda; another attendee seconded the motion and the chair called for the ayes, which were recorded as "aye." No roll-call or vote counts were provided in the transcript.
The chair proposed declaring a list of items surplus and sending them to auction, and asked the body to approve taking those items to auction. The motion to declare surplus items was made but the transcript records "No second," and subsequent discussion followed; the transcript does not record a formal approval or vote on that item.
The body then considered "Resolution 12 24," described by the chair as adopting the 2024 Eastern Montana Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan. The chair said the plan comes from "Montana DES and Federal Emergency Management," and a motion to approve the resolution was made and seconded; the chair called for ayes and the transcript records "Aye," indicating the resolution was approved. The chair also noted the resolution appeared to have been introduced or routed by staff (the chair asked whether it "came from Roger from Keith").
Finally, the chair presented a state–county cooperative fire protection agreement between the state of Montana and Rosebud County, saying it was essentially the same agreement used in prior years that outlines mutual responsibilities for responding to fires. A motion to approve the cooperative protection agreement was seconded; the chair called for ayes and the transcript records "Aye," indicating approval. The transcript does not include a recorded vote tally or the names of movers and seconders for these motions.
With no further business noted in the transcript, the chair closed the meeting.
