Ferron Council adopts Emery County Pre‑Disaster Mitigation Plan
Summary
Ferron City Council unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-7.15 to join Emery County’s 432-page pre-disaster mitigation plan, a step that preserves eligibility for county and federal preparedness grants; the resolution will be forwarded to the county sheriff’s office.
Ferron City Council on July 15 adopted Resolution 2026-7.15 to formally join the Emery County Pre‑Disaster Mitigation Plan. Mayor Trent Jackson said participation from all municipalities is required to qualify the county for grant funding that would support emergency responses.
Councilmember Gerry Stotler moved adoption of the measure and Councilmember Ray Petersen seconded; the motion passed on roll call. The Mayor said the full mitigation plan is available on the county website and that the adopted resolution will be forwarded to Jeremy Lake at the Sheriff’s Office for countywide processing. The action preserves Ferron’s eligibility for state and federal assistance tied to the countywide plan.
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