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Cowlitz County adopts updated comprehensive emergency response plan
Summary
The board adopted a five-year comprehensive emergency response plan presented by Emergency Management Director Scott Neeves; staff said the plan has legal review and state approval, and cities will be asked to sign on.
Cowlitz County commissioners voted to adopt the county's updated comprehensive emergency response plan after a presentation by Scott Neeves, director of Cowlitz County Department of Emergency Management.
Neeves told the board the plan "has been reviewed by legal. It's also been reviewed by and approved by the state of Washington Department of Emergency Management." He said the plan must be updated every five years and that, once signed by the board, county staff will take the document to cities in the county to secure their signatures and alignment. The board moved and approved adoption of the plan at the meeting.
Speakers quoted: Scott Neeves (presentation); Chair (speaker 2) (vote caller).
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