Governor Pillen signs executive order on rural emergency communications
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 21:33 · Archive
Governor Jim Pillen announced an executive order on public safety improvements and a task force to address emergency communication gaps among rural first responders.
Governor Jim Pillen announced a new executive order pertaining to public safety improvements during a visit to central Nebraska on Thursday. The announcement took place at the North Platte Fire Department, where Pillen revealed the creation of a task force to address critical emergency communication gaps among rural first responders and regional emergency services.
The governor travelled to multiple communities across central Nebraska for a series of stops in North Platte, Imperial, McCook and Holdrege. Later in the afternoon, Pillen joined Jesse Bradley, director of the Department of Water, Energy and the Environment, for another news conference in Imperial and Holdrege.
How it is being reported
- LIVE THURSDAY: Gov. Pillen in North Platte to sign executive order pertaining to public safetyGovernor Jim Pillen will travel to central Nebraska for a series of stops in the communities of North Platte, Imperial, McCook and Holdrege.WOWT · 14 Oct, 20:53
- LIVE THURSDAY: Gov. Pillen in North Platte to sign executive order pertaining to public safetyGovernor Jim Pillen will travel to central Nebraska for a series of stops in the communities of North Platte, Imperial, McCook and Holdrege.1011Now · 14 Oct, 20:53
In this story: Jim Pillen · North Platte Fire Department · Department of Water, Energy and the Environment · Jesse Bradley · North Platte · Imperial · McCook · Holdrege
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