Category Archives: Emergency Preparedness

SCCO Meeting – Thursday, May 6 – Wildfire Risk Assessment for Santa Clarra

Posted on April 21, 2021 by Gary Haliski

SCCO May meetingThursday May 6, 20217:00 PM The main presentation will be Lessons of 2020 wildfire season, steps to take going forward, risk assessment for Santa Clara and how to protect yourself. Join Zoom Meetinghttps://zoom.us/j/93106826474?pwd=ZXVYTW1CNmRSMzVKY3hsWDFCWjg4UT09 Meeting ID: 931 0682 6474Passcode: … Continue reading →

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Community Blood Shortage – Donate Now

Posted on April 17, 2021 by Gary Haliski

The need is now! Bloodworks Northwest has less than 24 hour supply of blood on hand. This shortage has left our community’s blood supply at emergency levels, meaning there is not enough locally-supplied blood to meet patient needs. In fact, our … Continue reading →

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Irving Grange Blood Drive April 29 & 30

Posted on April 5, 2021 by Gary Haliski

Pop Up blood drives will be held at the Irving Grange on April 29th and 30th. You must set up an appointment and wear a mask. Appointments can be set up on the Bloodworks Northwest website here. The event will … Continue reading →

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Two GREAT reasons to donate blood in February!!

Posted on January 28, 2021 by Gary Haliski

ONEWe’re at the midway point to the Bloodworks Rev It Up Sweepstakes – no time to take a pit stop! In partnership with Haselwood Auto Group, you may have heard Bloodworks Northwest is giving away a car…again! There’s still time … Continue reading →

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Lessons of the Wildfire Season Zoom Meeting, Thursday Feb 4

Posted on January 23, 2021 by Gary Haliski

The Eugene Wildfire Preparedness Coalition is presenting the “Lessons of the Wildfire Season” PowerPoint presentation. Wildfire is the new normal and one of the greatest threats to our rural and urban communities. We need to take the lessons from the … Continue reading →

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