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Select Board adopts updated local emergency plan, approves mutual-aid agreement with edits
Summary
The board approved the Local Emergency Management Plan (LEMP) with changes, removed the church as an alternate shelter at the church's request, and authorized staff to finalize a mutual-aid agreement (due May 1) with equipment-list corrections and a signature authorization for Kevin to sign on behalf of the town.
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The town’s emergency-management official presented two documents: a mutual-aid agreement and the updated Local Emergency Management Plan (LEMP). The presentation noted two substantive changes: the church asked not to be listed as an alternate shelter and the community center remains the primary shelter with generator support.
"Our primary shelter is the community center," the emergency-management official said, describing the community center’s generator and food-preparation capability and explaining the church’s request to be removed as a named alternate. The official also asked whether the board preferred specific personnel names in emergency operating center (EOC) staffing or a designation such as "select board member" for authorization roles; members agreed listing select-board positions or alternates was acceptable.
The board moved to approve the LEMP with the noted changes and approved the mutual-aid agreement contingent on correcting an equipment listing; members authorized Kevin to sign the mutual-aid agreement on the town’s behalf. The mutual-aid form is due May 1, and staff will circulate the corrected document for signature and file it once complete.

