PHOTOS: Mountain Disaster Preparedness Town Hall Shakeout

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Richard Devylder, head of the Office for Access and Functional Needs at the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services, speaks to nearly 50 people at the Mountain Disaster Preparedness Town Hall Shakeout event Saturday. Photo by J.P. Crumrine
Richard Devylder, head of the Office for Access and Functional Needs at the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services, speaks to nearly 50 people at the Mountain Disaster Preparedness Town Hall Shakeout event Saturday.
Photo by J.P. Crumrine
Photo by JP Crumrine.
Photo by JP Crumrine.

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Photo by JP Crumrine.
Photo by JP Crumrine.

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