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Emergency Management (EMA), Lane County

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Last updated Dec 19, 2009. This is not confirmation of current availability; call before travelling.

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Affiliation: EMA (Emergency Management Agency) Regional/County Updated Jan 5, 2009
Affiliation: Government, FEMA / Department of Homeland Security Updated Jan 5, 2009
Affiliation: Government, State Government Department/Agency Updated Dec 28, 2008
Command & Control, Disaster Information & Resources Updated May 30, 2009
Command & Control, Operations Unit Updated May 30, 2009
Documentation, Disaster Planning Updated Jan 5, 2009
Documentation, Disaster Preparedness, Businesses Updated Jan 5, 2009
Documentation, Disaster Preparedness Guidance, Community Groups Updated Jan 5, 2009
Documentation, Disaster Recovery Process Updated Jan 5, 2009
Information Resource * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated Jan 5, 2009
Information Resource, County Resources, Contacts & Services (County Level) Updated Dec 28, 2008
Information Resource, Disaster Prep, Residents Updated Dec 28, 2008
Information Resource, Evacuation, Disaster Evacuation Guidance for Residents in Disaster Zones Updated Jan 5, 2009
Services, Disaster Response, Recovery, Preparedness & Mitigation Updated Jan 5, 2009
Support for "All" Disasters Updated Jan 5, 2009

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About this facility

Mission: Lane County Emergency Management prepares government agencies and the public for natural disasters and acts of terrorism by identifying and communicating potential hazards, developing and testing response plans, and developing and implementing mitigation projects.
Areas served: Lane County, OR
Eligibility: Disaster Preparedness, Response, Recovery & Mitigation
Service: Temporary

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Linda L. Cook, Emergency Program Manager
Email contact: Linda.Cook@co.lane.or.us

The Lane County Emergency Management program's purpose is to increase the County’s resiliency and to increase its ability to respond and recover from the hazards that threaten it. This is done through mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery.

Mitigation: Any action taken to reduce or eliminate the long-term risk to human life and property from hazards. The term is sometimes used in a stricter sense to mean cost-effective measures to reduce the potential for damage to a facility or facilities from a disaster event.

Preparedness: Establishing the plans, training, exercises, and resources necessary to achieve readiness for all hazards, including WMD incidents.

Response: Duties and services to preserve and protect life and property as well as provide services to the surviving population

Recovery:Emergency actions dedicated to the continued protection of the public or promoting the resumption of normal activities in the affected area.

Functions of the Emergency Management program include:

Hazard Analysis
Capability Assessment
Emergency Operation Plan (EOP) Development
Functional Annex Development
Emergency Operation Center(EOC)
State and Federal Reporting

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