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Emergency Manager reports radio audit, says county Emergency Operations Plan approved through 2031
Summary
Emergency Manager Charles Morse told commissioners a radio audit is underway and that the county's Emergency Operations Plan was approved by the state through 2031; Morse was authorized to attend a national Flood Plain Conference in May.
Emergency Manager Charles Morse updated the Labette County Board of Commissioners on a current radio audit and reported that the county's Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) was approved by the state and will be in effect through 2031.
Morse asked for and received permission to attend the national Flood Plain Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana, in May. Commissioners recorded the authorization on the public record; no vote tally beyond standard unanimous approval was recorded for the travel authorization.
The meeting also included a brief business update from Grow at Eden owner Kandy Rushing; the record notes the update but no formal action or follow-up directive was recorded.
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