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Commissioners extend Smokehouse Creek fire disaster declaration through Dec. 30
Summary
Hemphill County Commissioners voted Dec. 9 to extend the Smokehouse Creek Fire disaster declaration to Dec. 30, 2024. The motion, made by Commissioner Dale Schafer and seconded by Commissioner Dawn Webb, carried without opposition.
Hemphill County Commissioners on Dec. 9 voted to extend the Smokehouse Creek Fire disaster declaration to Dec. 30, 2024. Commissioner Dale Schafer moved to approve the extension and Commissioner Dawn Webb seconded; the motion carried unopposed.
The extension maintains the county's formal disaster status for the Smokehouse Creek fire through the stated date, preserving any emergency authorities or administrative flexibilities associated with that declaration until Dec. 30, 2024. No further action or additional conditions were recorded in the open meeting minutes.
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