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Council to review 46‑page Port Ludlow emergency-preparedness draft at upcoming workshops
Summary
The emergency committee completed a 46‑page draft emergency-preparedness plan for Port Ludlow; a presentation to the council is expected at the July or August workshop with approval targeted in September.
The emergency committee has drafted a comprehensive emergency-preparedness plan for Port Ludlow, described by the chair as a "46 plus pages" document prepared for review by the village council. The chair said the committee hoped to present the document at the July workshop but that a final decision on timing may move the presentation to August; the plan is intended to return to the board for approval in September as a formal part of the village council planning process.
Committee members emphasized the document's role in coordinating resilience efforts across communications, fire, utilities and volunteers. The council flagged the plan as a priority item for the upcoming workshops and asked staff to schedule the emergency-committee presentation and follow-up materials for distribution to board members ahead of the meeting.
