PROJECTGRANT FUNDING

Emergency Operations Plan renewal and grants

Town of Stony Run
Detected
Jul 7, 2026
112 days ago
Sector
Public Safety
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What's planned

The Sheriff’s Office is asking the Board to re-adopt the county Emergency Operations Plan, which must be reviewed on a four-year cycle. Staff note that failure to review and pass the plan could result in loss of EMPG grant dollars from HSEM. The EOP outlines extensive emergency management, communications, hazardous materials response, sheltering, and COOP procedures, indicating ongoing needs for planning support, training, exercises, equipment, and documentation that can be supported with EMPG and related funds.

Background

The EOP details use of ARMER, HSEEP-based exercises, hazardous materials procedures, regional mass care plan, and COOP, signaling multiple areas where external consultants and equipment vendors are relevant.

From the meeting

Meeting date
July 7, 2026
Agency
Town of Stony Run

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