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Commissioner Richardson highlights IV Can Do emergency-preparedness outreach and services
Summary
Commissioner Gary L. Richardson used the May 27 meeting to spotlight Illinois Valley Community Development Organization's 'Know Your Zone' wildfire-preparedness work and a range of assistance programs for qualifying households in Josephine County.
At the May 27 weekly session, Commissioner Gary L. Richardson highlighted community outreach by Illinois Valley Community Development Organization (IV Can Do) focused on emergency preparedness and wildfire awareness.
Richardson detailed IV Can Do’s participation in the 'Know Your Zone' initiative, noting distribution of informational materials to help residents identify evacuation zones and register for emergency alert notifications. He also listed assistance programs offered through IV Can Do and partner organizations, including home energy assessments, smoke-detector installations, air purifier distribution, accessibility improvements, septic system assistance, carbon-monoxide monitors, and home weatherization projects for qualifying households.
Commissioner Colene M. Martin thanked IV Can Do for its efforts and emphasized the role of community organizations and residents in supporting neighbors and improving quality of life across Josephine County; Chair Ron A. Smith echoed those remarks.
No board action or funding decision regarding IV Can Do programs was recorded during the session; the remarks were entered as announcements in the meeting minutes.
