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Supervisors approve three-year open-space certification to Homeland Security
Summary
The board approved a three-year open-space certification letter to Homeland Security and Emergency Management (a FEMA project stemming from a 2013 disaster); staff said the 2024 certification paperwork was delayed and needs signature.
The board approved a three-year open-space certification letter to the state's Homeland Security and Emergency Management office and authorized the chair to sign. A staff member said the paperwork relates to a 2013 disaster and that the state appears to be behind (the certification is for 2024 but processed in 2026).
Staff reported they verified the property remains open as required by the FEMA project and recommended the chair sign the certification. Supervisors voted to authorize the chair to sign and noted the periodic three-year certification schedule. This was an administrative action to maintain eligibility and compliance for FEMA-related projects.
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