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Sheehy Office representatives flag grizzly management, fuels reduction, incarceration and mental-health concerns for county
Summary
Representatives from the Sheehy Office briefed the Carbon County commissioners on grizzly bear population management, the Greater Red Lodge Fuels Reduction Project, lack of incarceration resources, mental-health service gaps, and FEMA issues during a check-in at the July 29 meeting.
At 11:30 a.m. representatives Celia Rigler and Ava Williams from the Sheehy Office met with the commissioners to discuss a range of county concerns. Topics raised included grizzly bear population management and related resource questions, the Greater Red Lodge Fuels Reduction Project, shortages in incarceration resources, mental-health service needs in the county, and FEMA-related concerns.
The discussion identified matters for continued county and state coordination but included no formal motions or votes. The Sheehy Office representatives left the meeting after the briefing and the board recessed to other agenda items.
