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It is not a question of if we will face a community emergency or disaster situation, but rather when the next one will occur. Even in the most prepared communities, there are not enough professional emergency responder resources to meet all of the needs that can occur when a disaster strikes. It will require us to work together to endure and recover from whatever we face.

Emergency preparedness and disaster resilience is a community effort. Everyone must do their part to plan, prepare, mitigate, and help others: you, your family, your neighborhood, businesses, government, faith communities, service providers … everyone. And we must remember to include in our planning those who for some reason are unable to be prepared on their own, so that no one is ever left behind.

Wind Storms

Power outages and downed lines.

Before, during, and after the storm.

Floods and High Water

Before, during, and after flooding.

Driving.

Fire Prevention

Plan your escape.

Electrical, fireplace, and heating safety.

Earthquakes and Tsunamis

During and after and earthquake.

Create an earthquake kit and family plan.

Travel Preparedness

Create a car kit.

Road and weather information.

Linn-Benton Emergency Alert System

A free, mass-notification system that notifies subscribers of local emergencies, evacuations, and other urgent events.

Last Updated ( Wednesday, June 02 2010 )