Gilliam County adopts revised Emergency Operations Plan and three joint city resolutions
County emergency management staff presented a condensed, user-focused Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) with a new evacuation chapter and quick-reference annex; the court unanimously adopted the 2026 EOP, the letter of promulgation and three joint resolutions (JR2026‑01/02/03) with the cities of Condon, Arlington and Lone Rock.
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County emergency management staff presented a streamlined Emergency Operations Plan intended as an all-hazards guide for preparedness, response, recovery and mitigation. The revised plan reduces the old 700+ pages to a more usable 300‑page document with checklists, an evacuation annex, a standalone emergency-declaration chapter, and a 10‑page quick-reference booklet that can be printed and updated as contact information changes.
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