Category Archives: Emergency Preparedness

MAY 7 Emergency Preparedness Fair at SCCO meeting

In the event of an emergency, you are the help until the help arrives.  That could be hours or days, depending on the type of emergency.  Are you ready to help yourself, your family, and your neighbors?  The Santa Clara … Continue reading

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Upcoming Opportunities for Santa Clara – Natural Resources, Wildflower Celebration, Emergencency Preparedness Fair

APRIL 29 Parks and Natural Resources forum for River Road and Santa Clara.Are neighborhood parks and natural resources important to you?  Join us to hear the City of Eugene and Lane County report on progress with neighborhood priorities and what to … Continue reading

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Be Prepared for potential flooding

Eugene Public Works crews ready for potential flooding; community encouraged to prepare The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for parts of Oregon, including Eugene, beginning late Wednesday night until late Friday. Heavy rain and moderate to strong winds are … Continue reading

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EWEB Emergency Water Station Demonstration at Kennedy Middle School

Eugene Water & Electric Board (EWEB) and Eugene School District 4j are holding a ribbon cutting and demonstration event at a new Emergency Water Station site. The station is located at Kennedy Middle School in the northeast corner of the … Continue reading

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Great Shakeout Presentation on October 17

Quake Questions Answered: Building our Community’s Resilience A 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. … Continue reading

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