Teton County Emergency Management is seeking input as they update the Town and County Emergency Operations Plan. At any given time, Teton County could experience severe earthquakes, widespread power outages, large wildfires, flooding, and more.
The Emergency Operations Plan documents how the community will function when planning for and responding such disasters and emergencies.
Residents are being asked to complete a short, 10-question survey designed to help Emergency Management better understand how residents and workers feel about the disaster risks in Teton County. The survey can be found at engagetetoncountywy.com/H4144, and responses are encouraged by May 9th.
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