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Round Valley MAC: no emergency‑plan meetings yet; Haz‑Mobile due in February and $150,000 hydrant study awaits county action
Summary
Council reported that no emergency‑preparedness meetings have been scheduled; the Haz‑Mobile is due in Round Valley in February and a $150,000 grant for a fire‑hydrant feasibility study is pending with Mendocino County Department of Transportation, with Senator McGuire hoping to involve the Round Valley Indian Tribes.
Council members noted that meetings to coordinate a comprehensive Emergency Preparedness Plan have not yet been scheduled, though community interest exists. Dane Downing reported he has asked John Haschak about the Haz‑Mobile and that it is due in Round Valley in February; the minutes call on outreach to help get the word out.
The minutes also record a $150,000 grant for a fire‑hydrant feasibility study that "will be administered by the Mendocino County Department of Transportation, but has yet to be received." The Council recorded that Senator McGuire is hoping to involve the Round Valley Indian Tribes in that project; the MAC will continue to monitor progress but did not take additional formal action at the meeting.
