Emergency animal services.
Animals are affected by disasters just as we are. If you have pets or livestock, you should be prepared to take care of them in an emergency.
Director: desk (503) 988-4649 or chris.voss@multco.us
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Safety and preparedness tips for earthquakes and tsunamis.
Chemical Risk Information Services. First aid and other information on chemical exposure (MSDS ) 503.494.8616
Services for families.
Anywhere it rains, it can flood. And landslides can occur in all of the U.S. states and territories. Educate yourself, get insured, safeguard your possessions and prepare your home.
With awareness of hazards, and a plan for your loved ones, gathering supplies for your kits can be easy.
Making more friends is the best way to increase your level of preparedness! Community Connections are key to building your disaster resilience.
Health and Medical resource numbers
To protect your health when temperatures rise, remember to keep cool and use common sense.
Did you know that a recent study by the National Institute of Building Sciences Multihazard Mitigation Council...
Inclement weather contact numbers for various agencies in Multnomah County
Legal Resources
Local emergency management offices.
It is important to put together an emergency plan in case you and your family aren't together when a disaster strikes. Start the process by gathering your family together and making sure everyone...
The Multnomah County Multi-Jurisdictional Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan Steering Committee is comprised of representatives from some Multnomah County departments, special districts and cities.
When, not if, the next great Cascadia subduction zone earthquake strikes the Pacific Northwest, Oregon will face...
Police and Fire (Non-Emergency) phone numbers
Personal and Family Preparedness for Emergencies.
Some of the things you can do to prepare for the unexpected, such as making an emergency supply kit and developing a family emergency plan, can be used in any type of emergency.
For buried utility lines, before digging call 8-1-1
The Cascade Mountain Range harbors many volcanoes. Here are steps you can take during and after an eruption to help ensure the safety of yourself, your family and your property.