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County emergency-management director proposes countywide planning session; council asks for talking points
Summary
Meade County Emergency Management Director Bryan Burgess asked the council whether the city would support a countywide Emergency Planning Session next year; council asked for pre-meeting talking points and an alert-system test before scheduling.
Bryan Burgess, Director of Meade County Emergency Management, proposed an Emergency Planning Session to be held countywide next year and outlined why the session is needed. Council members expressed interest but asked for talking points ahead of a public, county-run meeting so they could discuss and make decisions prior to attending.
Council additionally suggested conducting a public test of the alert system to confirm residents are properly signed up before the session is scheduled. Burgess agreed to follow up with the council on timing and materials.
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