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Elk County emergency management reports trainings, siren test and upcoming meetings

Elk County Board of Commissioners · February 9, 2026
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Summary

Emergency Management reported a Stop the Bleed training with 22 attendees, a siren test on Feb. 2, and upcoming KEMA, LEPC and Storm Spotters meetings; details were provided by Erica Cordell.

Erica Cordell, Elk County Emergency Management, summarized recent activities: she attended a Lower 8 Health Department tabletop exercise, led a Stop the Bleed training with 22 attendees, and noted the monthly siren test took place on Feb. 2. Cordell also listed upcoming meetings for KEMA, LEPC and Storm Spotters and invited public participation.

"Ms. Cordell held the Stop the Bleed training with twenty-two in attendance," the minutes state. The next LEPC meeting is scheduled for Feb. 19 at 6:30 p.m. at the Cox Building and the Storm Spotters meeting is set for March 5 at 6:30 p.m.; the record lists the Wichita and Norman National Weather Service offices as recent collaborators on regional sessions.