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Oct 16, 2026
Ep. 34 featuing Carson City Emergency Manager Jon Bakkedahl and City Manager Glen Martel
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11:27Garrett LepireHOST
What does your day look like? And what's one thing that parade goers can do to help make the city's life a little bit easier, to make first responders life a little bit easier?
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11:39Glen MartelGUEST
Well, I think, you know, Nevada Day, I think, starts pretty early, you know, probably 6 o'clock, well, probably a couple days before anymore, right? People are putting their trailers and their trucks in place and, you know, where they've been, which I think is a great part of Nevada Day.
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11:52Glen MartelGUEST
There, you know, might be two or three generations that have had that corner of the street, which, again, is fantastic in Carson City, but...
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11:58Glen MartelGUEST
So, you know, beyond the immediate day or two before getting set up, the night before putting those final barricades in place, making sure all the safety things are there, you know, people are rolling in.
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12:07Glen MartelGUEST
I think, you know, what I would ask the public to do is just, you know, be aware.
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12:13Glen MartelGUEST
This is not a fear-mongering exercise, but just understand, you know, that the world is what the world is.
17 MINS LATER
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29:39Jon BakkedahlGUEST
to help us and promote us across not just the city but the state we support other departments around the state out of carson city and in return we get that social capital and they come back and support us when we need it so i think the emergency management program has exploded and developed into something that not a lot of folks saw or thought could happen in a community like this