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Emergency Management reports large community cleanups, environmental citations and response activity
Summary
Emergency Management Coordinator Justin Bunch told the court the office handled over 700 calls for service, removed 21,309 tires at a county pick-up event, recycled 2,145 gallons of motor oil, and filed environmental and arson cases during FY2025.
Justin Bunch, Emergency Management Coordinator, gave the court an office report summarizing environmental-response activity and public‑education efforts for FY2025. Bunch told the court the office answered more than 700 calls for service, issued 95 environmental citations, removed over 21,309 tires during a county‑organized community pick‑up event and collected over 9,500 pounds of trash.
Bunch said the office also removed 16 explosive devices, supported stop‑the‑bleed training and provided fire‑extinguisher outreach. "We try to be problem solvers," he told the court while noting that sewer inspections remain the responsibility of the City of Midland. The court moved to acknowledge the report in a recorded unanimous vote.
The report emphasizes community outreach and interagency coordination and will be entered into the meeting record. The court acknowledged the report and thanked Emergency Management staff for their work during the reporting period.
