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Page County adopts revised Emergency Operations Plan; to be updated every four years
Summary
Interim Emergency Services Director Woody Brown presented a revised Emergency Operations Plan and the Board adopted it 5‑0; Brown said the plan will be revised, exercised, readopted and reissued every four years.
Interim Director of Emergency Services Woody Brown told the Board that Page County’s Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) has been revised to meet requirements of the Virginia Emergency Services and Disaster Law of 2000, as amended. Brown said the EOP "will be revised, exercised, readopted and reissued every four years."
On a motion by Supervisor Ryan Cubbage, seconded by Supervisor Susan Kile, the Board adopted the revised EOP 5‑0. A resolution adopting the EOP as revised on March 7, 2022 was entered into the record and Woody Brown was authorized to make revisions as needed. The adoption satisfies statutory periodic review requirements and assigns responsibility for future revisions and exercises to the county emergency management leadership.
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