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Emergency management urges 'see something, say something' as county prepares for wildfire season
Summary
Emergency Management Coordinator Jesse Ludikhuize briefed the board on growing threat complexity from global conflicts and domestic protests, outlined evacuation-zone planning modeled on county approaches, and urged public vigilance through the state's 'see something, say something' campaign ahead of wildfire season preparations.
Jesse Ludikhuize, Sheridan County Emergency Management Coordinator, told commissioners that threats facing communities are growing more complex because of global conflicts, domestic protests, and planned large-scale events. He emphasized community involvement and encouraged residents to use the state's 'see something, say something' reporting tools to help officials identify suspicious activity.
Ludikhuize said staff plan to develop evacuation zones modeled on Sheridan County’s approach and reminded the board that preparations for the upcoming wildfire season are underway; he asked the public to stay informed and assist in preparedness by reporting concerns to authorities.
