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County approves $4,451.70 radio to restore water-tower communications after lightning strike

Clark County Board of Commissioners · November 18, 2025
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Summary

Emergency Manager EM Lewis told commissioners a lightning strike damaged water-tower equipment; the board approved purchase of a replacement radio costing $4,451.70, with insurance expected to cover part of the cost.

Emergency Manager EM Lewis updated the Clark County commissioners that a lightning strike damaged equipment at the county water tower and that staff are temporarily using a radio bought for the Emergency Operations Center to maintain communications.

Lewis told the board a replacement radio would cost $4,451.70 and that insurance will cover a portion of the expense. Commissioner Terry Schlagel moved to approve the purchase; Commissioner Francis Hass seconded and the board approved the expenditure during the Nov. 18 meeting.