Board of Douglas County Commissioners Business Meeting
The board meeting included the adoption of two proclamations. The first established June as Elder Abuse Awareness Month, focusing on support for older adults, the importance of reporting financial exploitation and self-neglect, and the availability of resources through Human Services. The second proclamation designated July as Parks and Recreation Month, highlighting the significance of parks for public health, physical activity, and local economic prosperity.
Apr 28, 2026·Board meeting
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Board of Douglas County Commissioners Business Meeting
The board meeting focused on several key agenda items, including the adoption of a resolution proclaiming April as Child Abuse Prevention Month, which involved discussions on child protection, domestic violence shelter services, human trafficking prevention, and internet safety for children. Additionally, the Board recognized outgoing Planning Commissioner Stephen Allen for his dedicated service to the county, including his contributions to land use reviews and major infrastructure projects.
Mar 5, 2026·Board meeting
Douglas County Community Meeting
The meeting focused on the development and status update of the Douglas County Hazard Mitigation Plan. Key discussion points included a review of the project schedule, confirming the plan is on track for state and FEMA review by May and July, respectively, with final deliverables expected by November. The presentation detailed the plan's framework, including updates to the county profile, physical setting, demographic trends, and building stock. It also covered the updated risk assessment methodology, hazard profiles (Chapters 6 through 14), the capability assessment (Chapter 16), the blueprint for the mitigation strategy (Chapter 17), and the plan maintenance procedures (Chapter 18). The session also outlined the public review process for the draft plan, which would be posted on the county website, and specified the types of feedback sought from the public and stakeholders regarding relevance, strengths, and areas for improvement.