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Cecil Township adopts updated Emergency Operations Plan, replacing 2009 version
Summary
The Board unanimously adopted a 2026 Emergency Operations Plan that updates the township's plan from 2009; supervisors voted 5–0 to approve the new EOP.
Cecil Township’s Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on Feb. 2 to adopt the 2026 Emergency Operations Plan, updating the township’s prior plan from 2009. The adoption was recorded as Resolution #43‑2026 and passed with all five supervisors voting aye.
Fire Chief Ted Wolford told the board the update was on the evening’s agenda and outlined related preparedness steps; the minutes also note coordination with SouthBridge EMS and quick‑response planning. The board’s action replaces the older plan and sets the township’s procedural framework for coordinated emergency response going forward.
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