EMA Deputy Director Josh Tidy said the county held multiple trainings for fire and public safety agencies, plans additional incident-command training, has 9,200 residents signed up for its new mass-notification system, and expects certain grants to be exhausted this quarter.

Commissioners reported a meeting with EMA and department staff to improve public communications following a large set of water‑main breaks, and later voted to enter executive session to discuss imminent litigation and property acquisition/sale.