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Red Cross, Intermountain Health and partners step up fall preparedness work in Elko County
Summary
American Red Cross said it is ramping up fall preparedness and volunteer recruitment; Intermountain Health will host Ruby Mountain resiliency training Sept. 12 to replace the prior mental‑health summit.
Kim Easton of the American Red Cross told the committee the organization is "ramping up our preparedness activities for the fall" and is focused on building volunteers and resilience across Nevada. Easton framed the effort as part of broader wildfire‑season preparedness and encouraged coordination with local emergency planners.
Nancy Abrams representing Intermountain Health said the Ruby Mountain resiliency training will be a one‑day event on Sept. 12 and will replace the prior mental‑health summit format. The committee was asked to note the date and consider participation; Chris McCann also relayed other regional training opportunities and registration contacts for agencies that want to participate or observe.
