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Commissioners, county clerk meet FEMA on DR-4872 requirements after April tornadoes

Vernon County Commission · August 12, 2025
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Summary

Presiding Commissioner Joe Wilson and County Clerk Adrienne Lee met with FEMA Program Delivery Manager Sheneka Kirlew on Aug. 8 to review requirements tied to DR-4872, the federal disaster declaration covering the April 2 tornado damage; the meeting focused on paperwork and submission timelines.

Presiding Commissioner Joe Wilson and Adrienne Lee, Vernon County Clerk, met Aug. 8 with Sheneka Kirlew, FEMA Program Delivery Manager, at the Healthy Nevada Innovation Center to review requirements linked to DR-4872, the federal declaration for tornado-damage assistance related to the April 2 tornadoes.

According to the minutes, the meeting covered "requirements concerning DR-4872," with the Commission and county clerk prioritizing timelines and documentation needed to support damage-assistance claims. The county earlier held an Aug. 6 township session at Centennial Hall to coordinate completion and submission of FEMA documents and forms among township officials and staff. The county record does not specify any new commitments of funds or a public deadline for final submissions.