Emergency Preparedness

Are you prepared for an emergency? 

Disasters can can strike in many forms in our community, including major incidents such as flood, fire, earthquake, tsunami, and more localized events like explosions, chemical spills, water line breaks, downed power lines and trees. 

Emergency preparedness is the responsibility of every community member in Toledo to ensure that individuals, families, and businesses are prepared for disasters and emergencies of any type; and all citizens are encouraged to make preparedness a priority, develop preparedness kits, participate in citizen preparedness activities.

The City Council is investing in the preparedness of our citizens, families and our businesses, communities to reduce fatalities and economic devastation in Toledo. 

Resources 

Ready.gov

A resource for all things related to emergency preparedness including building kits, planning, training and volunteering

Build a kit

Prepared Planning for your Business

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

Information and materials on preparing homes for fires, electrical and other related hazards

Cascadia Earthquake Preparedness

Information and materials for Oregonians to prepare for the Cascadia Earthquake from Oregon State Univeristy Extension service

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) 

One of the major operating components of the Department of Health and Human Services

Sign up for Lincoln Alerts:

You can receive emergency alerts on hazards within Lincoln County via text or e-mail. Click link here. 

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