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Cottonwood County declares state of emergency after June 2 severe storm
Summary
Emergency Management Director Paul Johnson told commissioners that a June 2 storm caused significant public-property damage; the board unanimously adopted Resolution 25-06-17 to declare a state of emergency and filed the resolution with the County Coordinator's office.
The Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved Resolution 25-06-17, "Declaring a State of Emergency," after hearing from Paul Johnson, the county's Emergency Management Director, about significant damage to public property from a severe weather event on June 2.
Johnson presented the request to the board and the resolution was adopted by roll call. County staff indicated the signed resolution is on file in the County Coordinator's office. The declaration provides a formal record of the event and is intended to support county recovery steps and potential coordination with state assistance programs.
