By Tim Schmidt Record Managing Editor When Interstate 70 turned into a parking lot during multiple lengthy closures in the past year, reaching stranded motorists was problematic. A new all-terrain …
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The Warren County Emergency Management Agency was recently awarded a grant to help pay for an all-terrain search and rescue utility vehicle. The Warren County Ambulance District also provided funds to equip the vehicle with a stretcher and supplies. Pictured, from left, are Presiding Commissioner Roger Mauzy, Emergency Management Director Mike Daniels, Boonslick Regional Planning Commission Executive Director Chad Eggen, Warren County Ambulance District Assistant Administrator Tim Flake, Northern District Commissioner Dan Hampson and Southern District Commissioner Hubie Kluesner. Submitted photo.
