Elbert County and local fire districts agree on next steps to implement wildfire resiliency code
At a July 15 work session, Elbert County commissioners and local fire officials discussed enforcement, permitting and communications for the state wildfire resiliency code. No votes were taken; districts will draft a cooperative proposal and county staff will estimate costs and time needed.
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Elbert County commissioners met with local fire districts on July 15 to discuss how the new state wildfire resiliency code will be applied and enforced across the county’s unincorporated areas. No formal decisions were made; attendees agreed a July 8 county resolution clarifies the county’s authority and set a series of next steps including a unified communications plan, cost estimates and a proposed cooperative agreement.
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