Photo by Joe Moylan

Brett Barkey, center, 14th Judicial District Attorney, talks about Craig and Moffat County's lack of mental health resources during a critical incident response meeting Thursday at the Moffat County Public Safety Center. Barkey was one of 19 officials representing a variety of local and state emergency response agencies who discussed Craig and Moffat County's preparedness to respond to and recover from a natural disaster or mass tragedy.

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