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Emergency manager reports FMAGs and return to EOC level three amid regional fires
Summary
Mechelle Miller reported the state Emergency Operations Center returned to level three, three Fire Management Assistance Grants are in place, and she is covering Grand County due to the Snyder fire; she recommended the county keep a local drought declaration on file.
Mechelle Miller reported an active month for emergency management: the state Emergency Operations Center has returned to level three status following earlier wildfire activity, three Fire Management Assistance Grants (FMAGs) are in place for the fires, and coordination with Colorado partners continues. Miller said she is covering Grand County because of the Snyder fire and recommended the county maintain its own local drought declaration for the record.
Her update also noted liaison redistribution and continued coordination with state and regional partners. The commission recorded the emergency-management briefing but took no immediate independent action beyond supporting fire restrictions and aligning county posture with the governor's executive order.
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