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DES/911 reports county website traffic, notifies board of Executive Order 2024-4 and LEPC meeting

LaMoure County Board of County Commissioners · August 6, 2024
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Summary

DES/911 Coordinator Kimberley Robbins told commissioners the county website averaged about 1,250 visits per month and informed the board about Executive Order 2024-4 concerning federal-aid highways damaged by water; she also announced an LEPC meeting in Edgeley Aug. 8.

DES/911 Coordinator Kimberley Robbins presented a quarterly report on the county website provider Avid Hawk, saying the top-reviewed pages were the homepage, treasurer, tax, recorder and job openings, with the site averaging about 1,250 visits per month.

Robbins also told the board about Executive Order 2024-4, described in the minutes as an order for central North Dakota addressing federal-aid highways damaged by water "with exceeding 150% rain fall." Robbins announced the Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) would meet Thursday, Aug. 8 from 7:30 to 9:00 a.m. in Edgeley.

The presentation was informational; the board received the report and no formal action was recorded in the minutes.