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Clark County EMA signs MOU with Nehemiah Foundation for shared equipment; no refresh funding identified
Summary
Commissioners authorized an MOU between Clark County EMA and the Nehemiah Foundation for emergent and non-emergency equipment use (Dec. 1, 2025—Dec. 30, 2028); EMA Director Michelle Clements-Pitstick said there are currently no funds budgeted to refresh equipment over time.
By Resolution 2026-0080 the board authorized a memorandum of understanding between Clark County EMA and the Nehemiah Foundation to allow shared use of emergent and non-emergency equipment, effective Dec. 1, 2025 through Dec. 30, 2028. The agreement was presented as a means to improve resource access during emergencies and non-emergency responses.
Commissioner Charles A. Patterson asked if there are plans or funds to refresh equipment over time. EMA Director Michelle Clements-Pitstick replied, "There is not." Commissioners noted that shared equipment often remains in storage and recommended budgeting for future refreshes as part of broader emergency-planning considerations.
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