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WATCH: Town Council Worksession 11/20/2017 – Part 1 Mutual Aid Agreements

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9 years ago

November 21, 2017

Agenda Item: Mutual Aid Agreements
Summary: The Towns Energy Services Department is requesting that Council have staff sign two mutual aid agreements. By signing the agreements, it would allow the Town Energy services to receive mutual aid in the event of a natural disaster or an emergency that would affect the Towns electrical system. It would also allow the Energy services staff to help other localities in emergency situations:

1) Municipal Electric Power Association of Virginia Agreement for Emergency Assistance.
2) American Public Power Association Mutual Aid Agreement.

Council Discussion: If desired, Council will approve at November 27 Regular Meeting

Download the agenda here: Agenda_11202017-637

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WATCH: Town Council Worksession 11/20/2017 – Part 1 Mutual Aid Agreements

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WATCH: Town Council Worksession 11/20/2017 – Part 1 Mutual Aid Agreements

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