County leaders defend tornado alert response, propose spotter training
Officials discussed a widely noticed alert that triggered public concern and business interruptions; staff said deputies and dispatchers acted to protect safety and proposed National Weather Service spotter training for residents.
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Hardin County emergency-management and public-safety leaders addressed public concerns about a recent alert that prompted widespread comment and some business interruptions. Officials said that deputies and dispatchers acted from a precautionary stance and that the county will pursue storm spotter training with the National Weather Service.
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