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Richardson County adopts Nemaha NRD All‑Hazards Mitigation Plan
Summary
The Richardson County Board of Commissioners unanimously (with one absence) adopted Resolution 2025‑2026‑39 on June 3, 2026, formally approving the Nemaha Natural Resources District All‑Hazards Multi‑Jurisdictional Mitigation Plan the county had reviewed.
The Richardson County Board of Commissioners voted on June 3 to adopt the Nemaha Natural Resources District's All‑Hazards Multi‑Jurisdictional Mitigation Plan.
Chairman John Caverzagie moved to adopt Resolution 2025‑2026‑39 approving and adopting the plan; Commissioner Campbell seconded the motion. The roll‑call vote recorded Karas as absent and both Campbell and Caverzagie as voting aye. The resolution is recorded in Resolution Book 28, Page 110.
Brian Kirkendall, Richardson County director of emergency management, told the board the plan was prepared by the Nemaha Natural Resources District and had been provided to the county for review. Commissioner Campbell said he had reviewed the plan prior to the meeting.
The board did not include additional amendments or conditions when it voted to adopt the resolution. The record does not specify further implementation steps or funding authorizations attached to the adoption.
The adoption places the county on record as approving the Nemaha NRD plan; the document is now part of the county's official resolutions and available through the county clerk's records.
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