Emergency Preparedness

An ice-covered Historic Columbia River Hwy at the edge of Troutdale curves to the right

Earthquakes. Floods. Landslides. Wildfires. 

When a major disaster occurs, your community can change in an instant. Natural disasters can happen anywhere and at any time. Emergency response is likely to be delayed so preparation is key. A good start is to sign up to receive emergency alerts via text, email, or voice message at PublicAlerts.org, follow the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office on Facebook and Twitter, sign up for FlashAlerts, build your disaster kit, and bookmark the County’s Office of Emergency Management.

The City periodically hosts disaster planning seminars that are open to the public. You can check out a Powerpoint presentation from the 2022 event that was led by Troutdale Emergency Manager Ray Young and Multnomah County Emergency Management Operations Division Chief Alice Busch, EMT, CEM. anytime. You can learn more about the the state of preparedness in Oregon, by watching this OPB production of Unprepared: An Oregon Field Guide Special

Below is a list of other local, state and federal resources:

 

Winter Storms

Earthquakes

Wildfires

Extreme Heat

Floods

Landslides

Volcanoes

Active Shooting Event

Disaster Kit Tips:

 

For questions on Emergency Management and Operations, please contact City Emergency Manager Ray Young at ray.young [at] troutdaleoregon.gov ().