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County administrator praises staff for heat‑emergency coordination

Montgomery County Board of Commissioners · July 7, 2026
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Summary

County Administrator Michael Colbert thanked emergency management, Animal Resource Center staff and partner agencies for providing cooling stations and coordinating shelter during a recent extreme‑heat event, noting collaboration with Dayton and other municipalities.

County Administrator Michael Colbert recognized Montgomery County staff and partner agencies for their response during a recent period of extreme heat, thanking personnel for keeping cooling stations and shelters available. "He thanked the emergency management team, Animal Resource Center staff, and other partners for their efforts to ensure cooling stations were available and that both residents and animals had access to relief from the heat," Colbert said during the July 7 meeting.

Colbert noted coordination with the City of Dayton and other municipalities to provide locations where people could seek shelter, and he singled out Homeless Solutions, Emergency Management, Environmental Services and Facilities for around‑the‑clock work. No formal action was taken; the recognition was entered into the meeting record.