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New agreement will cut red tape in emergencies, Florence officals say
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New agreement will cut red tape in emergencies, Florence officals say
“Laws have changed, rules have changed, and obviously the world has changed, and some of the disasters we’re seeing,” Kevin Vogelpohl told LINK nky before the Oct. 7 Florence City Council caucus meeting. “This is going to take a lot of the red tape out of it.” Vogelpohl, Boone County Emergency Management Director, was in Florence to brief the council on a new Kentucky Statewide Mutual Aid Agreement. The agreement, drafted by the Kentucky Emerge…
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