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Board adopts updated All‑Hazard Transport Plan required by emergency preparedness grant

Madison County Board of Health · March 17, 2026
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Summary

Madison County’s Board of Health approved an updated All‑Hazard Transport Plan March 17; Public Health Director Emilie Sayler said revisions included contact information and noted the plan is part of the county’s Public Health Emergency Preparedness grant requirements.

Madison County’s Board of Health on March 17 approved an updated All‑Hazard Transport Plan that is part of the county’s Public Health Emergency Preparedness grant requirements.

Public Health Director Emilie Sayler, MPH, MPA, presented the updated plan and explained that the revisions included updated contact information for parties referenced in the document. After the presentation Dr. John Fountain moved to approve the plan and Sheila Lawson seconded; the minutes record that all members voted aye and the motion passed.

The minutes do not list the specific contact changes or attach the revised plan text; the record notes only that the updated plan was presented and approved. Sayler also provided a broader director’s-office update at the meeting covering staffing, communicable disease mitigation, injury-prevention efforts and continuing education.