Category Archives: Emergency Preparedness

Ready NW Eugene Preparedness Updates

Posted on October 5, 2023 by Tim Foelker

With summer 2023 turning to fall and the welcome rains we have gotten past this years wildfire season. As we start to wind down we can relax a bit and enjoy the changing colors of the leaves. It is also … Continue reading →

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River Celebration Saturday the 9th

Posted on September 7, 2023 by Gary Haliski

Join the fun at the River Celebration at and around Rasor Park. River Road Community Organization is sponsoring a day of celebration on the bike trail and Ready NW Eugene will have an information table there. Please come by and … Continue reading →

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FEMA Webinars

Posted on September 5, 2023 by Tim Foelker

FEMA offers various webinars throughout the year to help us prepare.  If you would like to sign up to receive their announcements you can click the following link: FEMA Region 2 Webinar Subscription September Webinars – Click the link below to … Continue reading →

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Emergency Preparedness Resources Inventory

Posted on August 31, 2023 by Tim Foelker

How do I start to prepare for emergencies? Ready NW Eugene has compiled links and contact information in one document to help each of us to continue our journey to becoming informed and “emergency prepared.” The document is the Ready NW … Continue reading →

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Ready NW Eugene neighbors: Nearby Lane County fire evacuation and emergency alert info

Posted on August 14, 2023 by Tim Foelker

As you are aware from the smoky air quality today, there are active fires in Lane County. Level 3 evacuation alerts have been issued for both the Bedrock and Lookout fires. The Salmon fire is currently at a Level 1 … Continue reading →

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