College Station City Council Receives An Annual Report From The Emergency Management Office

Screen shot from a city of College Station document.
Screen shot from a city of College Station document.

The College Station city council’s meeting before Thanksgiving (November 25) included an annual report on activity in the city’s emergency management office.

Click HERE to read and download presentation materials from the November 25, 2024 College Station city council meeting.

That function is administered through the College Station fire department. The report was presented by fire chief Richard Mann and emergency management coordinator Tradd Mills.

Their presentation covered their involvement with the Community Emergency Operations Center, which is a joint effort with the city of Bryan, Brazos County, and Texas A&M.

There was also discussion with the council about working with community based organizations about finding locations of heating and cooling centers during extreme weather.

The council also learned of assisting the Texas A&M system department of emergency management during Hurricane Beryl and last June’s international soccer match and George Strait concert at Kyle Field.

In response to council questions, members were told the office has the resources its needs and the biggest concern is responding to active shooter situations.

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