New Seminar Series Better Prepares Private Sector Partners for Mass Casualty Events
When public and private sectors work together, they can make a huge difference in disaster…
Author Chris Crabb
Chris Crabb
Chris Crabb is a Public Information Officer at the Oregon Office of Emergency Management, which coordinates and maintains a statewide emergency services system for emergency and disaster communications.
FEMA Administrator Appoints Oregon Emergency Management Director Andrew Phelps to National Advisory Council
Oregon Emergency Management Director Andrew Phelps Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Administrator Deanne Criswell has…
Oregon Emergency Management Emphasizes the Urgent Need for Oregonians to Prepare for Disasters
The effects of a changing climate have led to larger wildfires, hotter days, intense storms…
Oregon Department of Emergency Management brings a new era of emergency management to the state
Effective July 1, Oregon’s Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is officially operating as the Oregon…
Recognizing the Front-Line Service of 911 Professionals Throughout Historic Disaster Response
In honor of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, which annually takes place the second week…
Oregon Office of Emergency Management encourages the public to “Know Before You Go” for springtime outdoor recreation
Springtime in Oregon offers beautiful scenery to explore, but the Office of Emergency Management (OEM)…
Office of Emergency Management awards six Oregon fire districts with new high-axle, all-terrain vehicles for disaster preparedness
To help their communities with disaster preparedness and response, the Office of Emergency Management has…
“Honor with Action” this Emergency Prepardness Month
As we reflect on the Labor Day fires and other disasters, Oregonians are urged to…
Oregon’s 9-1-1 Program Leads the Nation With RAPIDSOS Partnership
Oregon’s 9-1-1 program is the first in the nation to securely deliver lifesaving location information…
Community Disaster Cache Planning Guide Helps Communities Prepare for Hazards
Along the Pacific Northwest coast, numerous groups have developed community disaster caches – stocks of…