HomeMy WebLinkAboutLocal Emergency Planning Committee LEPC Minutes 11.19.2010 LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE
2305 8TH AVENUE NORTH—BILLINGS,MT 59101
JOE MARCOTTE,CHAIR
AGENDA
NOVEMBER 19,2010
FIRE STATION#1
[PLEASE USE THE 2300 Sr"AVENUE NORTH ENTRANCE]
1:30 P.M.
INTRODUCTIONS
MINUTES
QUARTERLY FINANCIAL REPORT--[Duane Winslow]
Reports will be presented quarterly in the months of March,June,September,and December.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
1) EXERCISE DESIGN COMMITTEE REPORT[Jeff Ashworth]
2) GRANTS SUBCOMMITTEE[Dianne Lehm]
3) CAER I CITIZENS CORP COUNCIL SUBCOMMITTEE [Pam Sanderson]
4) HEALTH&MEDICAL ADVISORY GROUP(HMAG)[Debbie Hedrick]
5) CONFERENCE SUBCOMMITTEE[Paul Hutted
6) CRISIS COMMUNICATIONS SUB-COMMTREEIP.t.O.'S
7) COMMUNICATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE[Patrick O'Neill]
1.Big Sky 11 Consortium[Duane Winslow]
8) TRAINING SUBCOMMITTEE[Mike Glancy,Paul Dextras]
9) PRE-DISASTER MITIGATION PLAN TEMPORARY TASK FORCE
OLD BUSINESS
1.
NEW BUSINESS
1. AGENCY EDUCATION SESSIONS(10 MINUTES)- MONTANA SAFETY SERVICES COUNCIL(MSSC)
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LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE
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OTHER BUSINESS
MEETING DATES FOR 2010 [2'°THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH§1:30 P.M.-UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED]
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PROPOSED MEETING DATES FOR 2011 [2ND THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH§1:30 P.M.-UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED]
JANUARY 13,2011 JULY 14,2011
FEBRUARY 3,2010[CONFERENCE] AUGUST 11,2011
MARCH 10,2011 SEPTEMBER 8,2011
APRIL 14,2011 OCTOBER 13,2011
MAY 12,2011 NOVEMBER 10,2011
JUNE 9,2011 DECEMBER 8,2011
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LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE
2305 8TH AVENUE NORTH—BILLINGS,MT 59101
JOE MARCOTTE,CHAIR
MINUTES
OCTOBER 14,2010
The meeting was called to order @ 1:30 p.m.by LEPC Chair Joe Marcotte.
INTRODUCTIONS
AGENDA ITEMS DISCUSSION ACTION STEPS I
FUTURE EVENTS
MINUTES Minutes were approved as distributed:
FINANCIAL QUARTERLY FINANCIAL REPORT[DUANE WINSLOW] Next Quarterly Report:
REPORT Financial Reports are given quarterly:March,June,September,December
December 2010
Balance in account approx.$22,000. Encumbered$4,086.03(balance of Health Grant for"Ready
Yellowstone°campaign). Balance:approx.$18,000
COMMITTEE EXERCISE DESIGN COMMITTEE:[JEFF ASHWORTH,CHAIR] Next meeting:
REPORTS Nov 2: Table top exercise—National Weather Service.Volcano/Yellowstone Park.
Dec?: Table top exercise-St.Vincent Healthcare:Helicopter'hard landing'
April,2011:Real time exercise—RiverStone Health—Activation of the National Medical Stockpile.
Aug,2011:Real time exercise—Airport—National Aviation Week-plane crash/westend of the
field.Plan is to use multiple victims without putting a burden on AMR
Unknown: Real time exercise—MSU-Billings Campus—gunman/shooting.Planning stages only.
2015"VIGILANT GUARD"EXERCISE.Charlie Hanson reported the advanced planning committee for the
next Vigilant Guard'exercise is looking for a location. Yellowstone County has been suggested as a
possible location and he wanted to ask if the Yellowstone LEPC was interested in being considered as
a host site?
LEPC members were cautious about committing local government agencies to anything yet but
express an interest in being considered as the host site. For anyone interested the after action report
from the 2009 Vigilant Guard Exercise is available online.
The following MOTION was made and approved
To express the interest of the Yellowstone County LEPC as the host for the 2015
Vigilant Guard Exercise.(Ashworth/Lehmj Unanimous
Charlie Hanson will carry Yellowstone County LEPC's interest in being the host site for the 2015
'Vigilant Guard"Exercise to Fred Naeher,Helena.
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LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE
2305 8T"AVENUE NORTH—BILLINGS,MT 59101
JOE MARCOTTE,CHAIR
COMMITTEE GRANTS COMMITTEE[DIANNE LEHM,CHAIR]
REPORTS Dianne reported that Yellowstone County received notification of award for funding for the Hazards
Mitigation grant in the amount of$101,000. She also reported that she participated in a conference
call regarding the re-write of the Pre-disaster plan.
November 18:Pre-disaster Mitigation Plan/Flood Study public meeting scheduled
Joe Marcotte reported that the Billings Clinic received a grant through HERSA in the amount of
$30,000 to spend on their evacuation plan and sleds.
Joe also reported on a unique funding source through local and national corporations who offer
assistance through Emergency Management Grants.
CAEN/CITIZENS CORPS[PAM SANDERSON] Volunteers are always
In Pam's absence, Arianne reported that they have been working on a plan to identify at-risk and/or needed. Ideas for Day of
special needspopulations. Preliminarydiscussions include the need for additional people to be Caring projects? Contac
P P P Pam Sandersm @ 252-
involved in messaging,planning,mass dispensing.She distributed a sign-in sheet to gage the interest 3839
of LEPC member agencies. www.youcanvolunteer.ore
HEALTH&MEDICAL ADVISORY GROUP(HMAG)[GREG NEIL FOR DEBBIE HEDRICK]
Greg Neill reported that the Health & Medical Advisory Group will be meeting quarterly instead of
monthly.Work groups will continue their normal meeting schedule.
BIG SKY 11 CONSORTIUM[DUANE WINSLOW] Big Sky 11
Nothing new to report. The last meeting of the Big Sky 11 meeting failed to have a quorum of December 3,2010.
attending members, so the meeting was cancelled. And due to the Thanksgiving Day holiday on
November 25th and the Christmas Holiday both the November 25 and December 23rd meetings have
been combined and re-scheduled for December 2,2010.
TRAINING SUB-COMMITTEE:[MIKE GLANCY]
Welcome back to Mike Glancy. Mike reported that training opportunities will be passed along via
email as they appear.
November 15-16—Joe Marcotte will teach IS-200. Some seats may be available.
November 29-30—Joe Marcotte will teach IS-300. A limited number of seats may be available.
December 16-17—Joe Marcotte will teach IS-400. Seats are available.
COMMUNICATIONS SUB-COMMITTEE[PATRICK O'NEILL,Chair]
At the last meeting of the Communications Sub-Committee the group discussed the progress of the
glossary they are developing.This glossary will contain a list terms,by agency which are commonly
used by emergency responders throughout the various LEPC agency members within Yellowstone November meeting
County. It would be an excellent tool for those individuals with little or no knowledge of the technical cancelled
communication jargon.
He also reported that the group discussed the need to further develop the communications unit
leader'toolkit'for use within the Yellowstone County EOC.The goal of the tool kit is to have all the
supplies,forms,check sheets and other resources easily accessible in one location.
In addition the group is working on development of a task book to be used for training and verifying
competencies of potential communication unit leaders within the EOC.
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LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE
2305 8TM AVENUE NORTH—BILLINGS,MT 59101
JOE MARCOTTE,CHAIR
COMMITTEE CONFERENCE SUB-COMMITTEE[PAUL HUTTER]
REPORTS Paul Hutter reported that final plans for the March 2-3, 2011 conference are progressing. Exhibitor,
sponsorship and participant information is now available. The theme of the 2011 Conference is: "A
New Standard:Committed to Safety"
Exhibitors: $275.00 per space which includes draping, table, electrical hook-up, all conference
activities for one person).Additional people,$35.00 for each additional badge
Sponsors:Bronze:$500.00;Silver:$1,000.00;Gold:$1,500.00;and Platinum:$2,000.00
Participants/Registrations:
HazWoper Certification Class Only: $125.00*LEPC members($175.00 non-members)
One-day Conference w/luncheon $145.00*LEPC members($195.00 non-members)
Full-Conference(2-days)w/luncheons $250.00*LEPC members($350.00 non-members)
Additional luncheon tickets $35.00 each
Topics or breakout sessions include:Workplace violence,Ethics in Emergency Management,Safety&
Insurance Issues, Measuring Safety Performance, First Air/CPR/AED, Accident/Incident
Investigations,and Critical Incident Stress Management,Dealing with the Media during an emergency,
prescription drug abuse, workplace stress, managing a disaster, developing safety programs,
infectious/contagious disease&pandemic.
The following MOTION was made and approved.
To move the date and location of the March 2011 LEPC meeting to March 3, 2011
@ 1:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn— Grand Montana. (During the 2011 LEPCIMSSC
Safety Conference). [Bedford/Musson] Unanimous
The following MOTION was made and approved.
To invite LEPC members to attend the Key Note luncheon 112:00-1:00 p.m.]on
March 3, 2011 and to have LEPC cover the cost of the luncheon for those LEPC
members who attend.[Musson/Ashworth] Unanimous
NEW BUSINESS
CRISIS COMMUNICATIONS SUB-COMMITTEEIP.I.O'S CREATION!JOE MARCOTTE1
Joe Marcotte proposes to bring this group out of the health care areas and form a separate sub-
committee within the LEPC. Public Information Officers from agencies such as law enforcement,fire,
refineries,etc.will be asked to become involved.
The following MOTION was made and approved
MOTION: Establish a Crisis Communications Sub-Committee within the LEPC and
amend the By-Laws to reflect this change.[Rapkoch/Glass] Unanimous
PRE-DISASTER MITIGATION PLAN TASK FORCE CREATION[JOE MARCOTTE]
This is a short-term work team tasked with reviewing the pre-disaster mitigation plan for Yellowstone
County and making the final recommendation for approval by the LEPC. Volunteers for the task
force are: Joe Marcotte; Duane Winslow, Dianne Lehm, Maggie Lough and Patrick O'Neill. The
team met today at 12:00 and developed a plan of action.
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LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE
2305 8TH AVENUE NORTH—BILLINGS,MT 59101
JOE MARCOTTE,CHAIR
NEW BUSINESS PUT IT DOWN:THE CITY OF BILLINGS DISTRACTED DRIVING LAW
Reminder to all that the Billings City Council approved an ordinance that will make it illegal to talk or
text on your cell phone while driving in the City. The Ordinance takes effect on October 31, 2010.
The distracted-driving ordinance outlaws the use of phones and two-way radios while behind the
wheel unless a hands-free device is being used. Local cell phone providers can help provide hands-
free devices. Fines for those convicted of violating the ordinance can be up to$110.00 per instance.
REMEMBER:If you have a cell phone when you drive—Pur IT DOWN.
TOWING COMPANY PROTOCOL[CHARLIE HANSOM
Charlie Hanson reported that he is involved in a committee that is reviewing how towing companies
are dispatched to emergency scenes and the protocols used to determine what is sent when and
where. He stated that MHP Officers request the assistance of towing companies via their state-wide
dispatch center and units are dispatched on a rotation system.
A laminated "vehicle identification guide" produced by the Towing & Recovery Association of
American and provided by Billings Towing & Recovery was distributed. The guide provides an
overview that would assist anyone responsible for requesting a towing company. It shows line
drawings and gives brief descriptions of the various classes of vehicles typically on today's highways.
It also shows a brief list of common questions that will need to be answered so that towing
companies can respond safely and with the appropriate equipment.
AGENCY EDUCATION SESSION:
MSU-BILLINGS POLICE DEPT[SCOTT FORSHEE.CHIEF1
Scott Forshee introduced himself and his Assistant Chief Adam Davis.
We serve as the police department for Montana State University Billings.Our organization consists of
eight sworn officers,one dispatcher,two office assistants,and a revolving number of student workers
(ticket writers). Our officers have received their police officers standards and training certification
through the Montana Law Enforcement Academy. We respond to all criminal complaints and
investigations occurring on university properties.
Emergency Preparedness:MSU Billings provides a full-service professional police department. Under
Montana law, University Police Officers have the same authority as other law enforcement officers in
the state. The University Police Department's primary responsibility is for the law enforcement at the
University, maintaining a close working relationship with other law enforcement agencies. Officers
patrol University property 24 hours a day are typically the first responders for any emergency or crisis.
Some of the other services that fall under the jurisdiction of the Campus Police Department include:
Enforce Parking Regulations: The University Police Officers are tasked with parking enforcement. In
addition to the officer's, the department employs student work study ticket writers. Lot's are patrolled
day and night.
Building Safety Checks: We conduct monthly safety checks across campus.
Safety Escort: MSU Billings's campus is relatively crime free.However,one of our primary interests is
the safety of all persons while on campus.A uniformed officer will provide anyone a personal escort to
their vehicle or another location on campus.
Fire Code Inspections: University Police conducts Fire Code Inspections with the cooperation of the
Montana State University Fire Marshal.
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2305 8TH AVENUE NORTH—BILLINGS,MT 59101
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Lockout Services: University Police may be able to provide lockout services for students,faculty,staff
and visitors. Lockout services will only be provided to the person authorized access to the particular
area(Residence Hall,Academic Building,Rooms or Buildings for events,and Classrooms).
Motor Vehicle Assistance: Lock your keys in the car?We may be able to open your vehicle. Officers
have tools to provide access to locked motor vehicles. Officers can assist in contacting a locksmith or
a tow service
Jumpstarts:Car battery gone dead?This is quite common on campus during the winter.An officer will
respond as soon as possible and jumpstart your car.
Presentations: University Police Officers give presentations to community and university members in
the areas of safety, security, alcohoVdrug abuse, sexual assault/domestic assault or any other topics
related to university policing.
Lost and Found: The University Police department has an established policy on dealing with lost and
found property congruent with our value to serve and allows for the limited storage capacity. Each
campus building,including both buildings located on the West campus maintains a place to collect lost
property. All property is logged into police custody,tagged with a case number,date when received,
description,and date when the property will be purged.
When an officer is able to determine ownership of found property,the property will be returned to the
owner. Unclaimed property is kept for a minimum of 30-days and then is either auctioned with
proceeds donated to the Montana State University Billings, Foundation House, MT Rescue Mission,
Salvation Army or similar charitable organization or discarded or destroyed. Unclaimed money is kept
for 90-days.After which it is donated to the Montana State University Billings,Foundation House
Mission Statement: The Montana State University Billings Police Department is committed to provide a
safe working, living and leaning environment through a service oriented pro-active problem solving
approach. The department is dedicated to continually train with the students, faculty and staff to
ensure crime prevention, and safety measures are in place. The department strives to maintain a
partnership with state and local law enforcement to ensure the highest standards of professional
service.
MONTANA SAFETY SERVICES COUNCIL is next on the list for the 10 minute Agency presentation.
There being no other business the meeting was adjourned @ 2:50 p.m.
Reminder: Due to the Veteran's Day Holiday the next LEPC meeting
has been moved to Thursday November 18, 2010 a 1:30 p.m.
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LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE
23058TH AVENUE NORTH-BILLINGS,MT 59101
JOE MARCOTTE,CHAIR
AGENCY EDUCATION SESSIONS SCHEDULE
DATE AGENCY
COMPLETED
COMPLETED Deeember4004 YAMS
COMPLETED J,aa^
COMPLETED February-2010
COMPLETEDMarth- $
COMPLETED ApFII-2010
COMPLETED May-2044
COMPLETED June-$0-1$
COMPLETED JB-1a
COMPLETED #d44- 4
COMPLETED September 201 n National Weather Service
COMPLETED mer 2010
November 2010 MSSC
December 2010 Montana Army National Guard
January 2011 Montana Highway Patrol
February 2011 Montana District V-DES
March 2011 Lutheran Disaster Response
April 2011 Lockwood Water&Sewer
May 2011 Lockwood Fire Department
June 2011 Laurel,City of-Police&Fire/Ambulance Dept
July 2011 HOPE Dogs
August 2011 Hansers Automotive
September 2011 FBI
October 2011 ExxonMobil
November 2011 DXP-Safety Master
December 2011 DPC
January 2012 County Water District-Billings Heights
February 2012 ConocoPhillips
March 2012 CHS Refinery
April 2012 Business Watch Montana
May 2012 Brenntag Pacific
June 2012 Billings Public Schools
July 2012 Billings Clinic
August 2012 Billings City of-Police Dept
September 2012 Billings City of-Public Works
October 2012 Billings City of-Fire Dept
November 2012 Billings City of-Airport Fire Dept
December 2012 Big Sky EDA
January 2013 Baptist Disaster Relief
February 2013 American Red Cross
March 2013 American Medical Response
April 2013 Advanced Care Hospital of MT
May 2013 Stillwater County Public Health
June 2013
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2305 8TH AVENUE NORTH—BILLINGS,MT 59101
JOE MARCOTTE,CHAIR
ATTENDANCE RECORD—OCTOBER 14, 2010 MEETING
Present Name Company Federally Funded Miles TOTAL
Yes 1 No Travelled ATTENDANCE
Sommerville,Richard Advanced Care Hospital of MT _
Syvertson,Suzanne Advanced Care Hospital of MT
Lambert,Loma Advanced Care Hospital of MT
Gilbert,Steve Alternatives,Inc. No 2
Gurchiek,Lyndy American Medical Response No 5
X Westmoreland,Melody American Medical Response No 5
Cometet,Linda American Red Cross No
LaFurge,Stephen American Red Cross No 2
X Richmond,Philip American Red Cross No
Washburn,Jill American Red Cross No 1
Edlin,Jim Baptist Disaster Relief
X Lehm,Dianne Big Sky EDA–Project Impact No 1
Nordlund,Patty Big Sky EDA No
Bryan,Dan Billings,City of–Airport Fire 1
X Glancy,Mike Billings,City of–Airport Fire No 1
Gates,Mike I Billings,City of–Airport Fire 1
Hanel,Tom Billings,City of–Council/Mayor
Dextras,Paul Billings,City of–Fire 1
X Gibson,Kathy Billings,City of-Fire No 1
Larson,Terry Billings,City of–Fire No 1
X Odermann,Frank Billings,City of–Fire
Yerger,JoLynn Billings,City of–HRD
X Bedford,John Billings,City of–Police 5
Krizek,Boris Billings,City of-Public Works
Workman,Gary Billings,City Public Works–Water No 3
X Marcotte,Joe Billings Clinic 1
Aders,Kathy Billings Public Schools
Tumquist,Bob Brenntag Pacific,Inc. No 35
Cox,Meridith BusinessWatch Montana No
Kimble,Brad CHS Refinery–Laurel No 20
Lowe,Russ CHS Refinery–Laurel No
Jurovich,George ConocoPhillips No 1
Taylor,Susan ConocoPhillips No 1
Harmon,Jeff Conoco Pipeline No
Scheppele,Barbara Cooper Creative Ads No
Nieskens,Duke County Water District of Blgs Heights No 3
Barone,Christopher Dept of Homeland Security Yes
Rosh,Ron DPC No
X Ashworth,Jeff DXP-Safety Master No 1
Drain,Kelly ExxonMobil Refinery No 3
Facer,Bill FBI Yes
X Cunningham,Jim Hansers Automotive No
DeWitt,Susan HOPE Dogs No
Findley,Lyn HOPE[Animal Assisted Crisis Response]Dogs No 4
Vaught,Tanya HOPE Dogs No 6
Reiter,Tim Laurel City of No 18
Yeager,Derrick Laurel Fire Dept
X Musson,Rick Laurel Police Dept No 18
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ATTENDANCE RECORD—OCTOBER 14,2010 MEETING
Present Name Company Federally Funded Miles TOTAL
Yes I No Travelled ATTENDANCE
Lough,Maggie Lockwood Fire Council No 5
Hutton,Allan Lockwood Fire Dept
Rash,William Lockwood Fire Dept No 7
Smart,Delet Lockwood Fire Dept No 7
Woods,Woody Lockwood Water&Sewer
Reed,Tony Lockwood Water&Sewer
Haaland,Cliff Lutheran Disaster Response No
Toney,Dan MT Dept of Labor/Safety Bureau
X Hanson,Charlie MT Dist.V DES Rep. Yes
X Baum,Craig Montana Highway Patrol • No
Bunch,Paul Montana Army National Guard 5
Jones,Thomas Montana Army National Guard
Stephens,Claudia MT Migrant Council Yes 1
X Rutter,Paul MSSC No
Smith,Michael MSSC
X Davis,Adam MSU-Billings—Police
X Forshee,Scott MSU-Billings—Police
X Frieders,Thomas National Weather Service
Thomas,Samuel One Eighty Communications
Foreman,Mike OSHA 1
Zeilstra,Tom Pierce RV
Harris,Hillary Riverstone Health No
Hedrick,Debbie Riverstone Health
Juarez,Josh Riverstone Health 1
X Neill,Greg Riverstone Health Yes 1
Rapkoch,Arianne Riverstone Health Yes 1
Schneeman,Barbara Riverstone Health
Allen,Richard Salvation Army No 1
X Bruckner,Ramona Salvation Army No 2
Snyder,Jack Salvation Army No 1
Jackson,Kevin(Maj) Salvation Army No 2
Coble,T.C. St.Vincent HELP Flight 1
Dugan,Bill St.Vincent Healthcare 1
X Mahoney,Jason St.Vincent Healthcare
O'Neil,Patrick St.Vincent Healthcare 1
Grim,Jill Stillwater County Public Health Yes 100
Kelly,Chuck Sysco Food Service 4
X Lough,Bob Sysco Food Service 4
Stanton,Paul Team Builder Inc.YBGR No 1
Shipley,Terry Transportation Security Adm
Ostermiller,Rod US Marshal's Service
Wessel,Carol US Marshal's Service Yes 2
Caulfield,Cathy United State Postal Service Yes 1
Haight,Rae Ann United States Postal Service Yes 1
Weinreis,Shane US Water Rescue Dive Team No
Klosken,Kristen United Way No 1
Sanderson,Pam United Way Volunteer Center No 2
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2305 8Th AVENUE NORTH—BILLINGS,MT 59101
JOE MARCOTTE,CHAIR
ATTENDANCE RECORD—OCTOBER 14,2010 MEETING
Present Name Company Federally Funded Miles Attendance Total
Yes I No Travelled
Wash bum,Jill United Way/Red Cross
West,Debbie United Way
Carpozi,H.Starr Volunteer—EOC
X Bikle,Chuck YARES,Radio Club No 6
Gansel,Todd YARES,District Emergency Coord
X Glass,Ron YARES,Radio Club No 6
Stand,Andy YARES,Radio Club
Ostlund,John Yellowstone County Commission
Reno,Jim Yellowstone County Commission
Kraft,Jim Yellowstone County DES Yes 1
X Winslow,Duane Yellowstone County DES 1
X Bushey,Chuck Yellowstone County Fuel Mitigation No 2
Luppen,Janelle Yellowstone County GIS
Mann,Shelli Yellowstone Lodging Assoc—Boothill Inn
O'Donnell, Kent Yellowstone Co- Sheriff
Paris,Daniel Yellowstone Co- Sheriff
Schieno,Mike Yellowstone Co—Sheriff
SSG Chris Schuff 83rd Civil Support Team
Sandburg,Tom 83rd Civil Support Team
Verrill,Todd 83rd Civil Support Team
25 TOTAL ATTENDANCE
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