Lane County COAD retweeted
WEST COAST: Earthquake measuring 7.0 west of Eureka, CA. TSUNAMI WARNING for parts of California and Oregon. For other areas, the level of tsunami danger is still being evaluated. (Source: NTWC/USGS)
Free, public panel event to discuss what we know now, what we expect to learn, and what you can do to be prepared for the Big One here in the Pacific Northwest.
orvoad.org/event/quake-quest…
Lane County COAD retweeted
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO HELP WITH HURRICANE HELENE AND MILTON! We are hosting a boot camp training session tomorrow in our Portland Red Cross office from 9am to 5pm. All you need to do is show up and we'll get you started as a volunteer and teach you the fundamentals of sheltering (and lunch is provided!). Register at this link: tiny.cc/vcmpzz
We hope to see you tomorrow from 9am to 5pm at:
3131 N Vancouver Ave
Portland, OR 97227
We’re expanding our network and need your help! To register, contact Carly at info@lanecountycoad.org.
The @cityofeugene Office of Emergency Management (OEM) conducts this annual, citywide emergency radio communications drill to maintain Eugene's qualification for federal emergency response funding.
annual citywide radio drill, emergency water stations - mailchi.mp/37a6b6bba744/make…
Lane County COAD retweeted
Smoke from the North and South WIllamette Complex fires are causing air quality to dip in the area
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Lane County COAD retweeted
The Lane County Sheriff's Office is looking to recruit at least 25 volunteers for their Search and Rescue ground teams. Open house sessions begin next week. kezi.com/news/lane-county-sh…
“We’re heading into winter storm season, and as we’ve seen in the last few years, severe weather can lead to multi-day power outages,” Smith said. #preparedness wholecommunity.news/2024/09/…
Lane County COAD retweeted
Disaster preparedness and response in Lane County recently received a $20 million boost. An EPA grant will set up six so-called “resiliency centers,” in disadvantaged areas. klcc.org/disasters-accidents…
We are enjoying the new monthly podcast hosted by @LaneCountyGov Emergency Management, When It Hits The Fan.
Tune in for knowledge and resources to be prepared and stay safe during a disaster.
lanecounty.org/government/co…
Lane County COAD retweeted
Day and night, firefighters battle the stubborn Willamette Complex South fires. Despite creeping and smoldering flames, progress continues with tireless work on indirect firelines and resource repair.
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#Firefighters #liveonNBC16 #WillametteComplexSouthfire
Looking forward to working with @UnitedWayLane to implement this program.
We are following the OR VOAD's state calendar of events for training and learning opportunities. Check it out at orvoad.org/events/
Lane County COAD retweeted
☀️ High temperatures are expected in the coming days. Stay cool, keep hydrated, and check on vulnerable individuals.
lanecounty.org/cooling for more resources on how to stay safe during this upcoming heat wave.
—- #HeatEmergency #StaySafe #BeatTheHeat #StayHydrated



















