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County accepts $7,500 quote to update emergency management plan
Summary
Wahkiakum County commissioners accepted a $7,500 Incident Management Partners quote to update the county Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan; minutes record unanimous approval.
The Wahkiakum County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved accepting Incident Management Partners’ quote of $7,500 to update the county’s Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (CEMP). The motion to accept the quote was made by Commissioner Mark Letham and seconded by Commissioner Lee Tischer; votes were recorded as Aye from Tischer, Letham and Chair Dan Cothren.
The acceptance authorizes county staff to proceed with the CEMP update under the terms in the quote; the minutes do not record a contract number, award date beyond the meeting, or implementation timeline. Updating the CEMP is a routine emergency-preparedness activity intended to keep county emergency response plans current with operational and regulatory requirements.
Why it matters: A current CEMP helps coordinate county response to disasters and enables compliance with state and federal preparedness programs. The cost is recorded in the minutes as $7,500 and will be covered from the county's appropriated funds for emergency planning.
