County Notebook for October 31st – burn ban, purchasing AEDs and more

Creek County Emergency Management Director Covey Murray updated the BOCC of the upcoming rainfall forecast. Murray said that nine of the fourteen fire chiefs he called stated they did not think reinstating the burn ban was necessary. Commissioners took no action and placed the items on the next meeting’s agenda.

Len Gardner, account manager, Envirotech, gave a presentation describing his traction compounds used on winter roads and sidewalks. Gardner explained the products were pet friendly and would not damage concrete. This is an FYI item only.


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