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Comanche County adopts 2026 Emergency Operations Plan to guide disaster response
Summary
The board unanimously adopted the Comanche County Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) 2026, described as a multi‑discipline, all‑hazards plan to standardize response and support eligibility for state and federal mitigation funding.
The Comanche County Board of Commissioners voted Feb. 23 to adopt the county's Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) 2026. Commissioner Josh Powers moved for adoption; Commissioners Ryan John and Johnny Owens voted aye.
According to the motion, the EOP is a multi‑discipline, all‑hazards plan that "establishes common operating guidelines for emergency responders, public sector, and private sector entities to utilize during natural and man‑made disasters" and is intended to support wildfire risk reduction, emergency planning and eligibility for state and federal mitigation and resilience funding.
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