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Two Harbors council approves U.S. Forest Service emergency-use agreement for airport to support Camp House Fire response
Summary
The council adopted a resolution authorizing an agreement with the U.S. Forest Service to use Two Harbors airport facilities for the Camp House Fire response, voting unanimously on the measure.
The Two Harbors City Council on May 27 approved an emergency facilities and land use agreement with the U.S. Forest Service to allow use of the city airport for Camp House Fire response operations.
Councilor Glaser moved and Councilor Redden seconded adoption of Resolution No. 05-245-25 approving the agreement between the U.S. Forest Service and the City of Two Harbors; the motion carried by a unanimous yea vote of all members present on roll call. The resolution authorizes use of airport facilities for the Camp House Fire response under terms described in the agreement; the transcript does not include the full text of the agreement or funding/insurance details.
Councilors cited the need to ensure coordinated emergency response support; the approval allows the federal agency to use airport facilities for operations related to the fire response. Any operational, insurance or reimbursement details were not recorded in the meeting minutes and are not specified in the transcript.
Next steps: City staff will finalize the agreement paperwork with the U.S. Forest Service and implement operational coordination as needed.
