Being prepared can make a big difference in how we recover from emergencies and disasters. NEOEDD is committed to helping our region get access to the resources needed to navigate unexpected and negative impacts on our communities.
Post-fire resources for eastern Oregon livestock and agricultural producers
Download Post-fire Resource List document (PDF)
This document was created by Oregon State University Extension Service. Document contains information about:
“Be 2 Weeks Ready” Program
https://www.oregon.gov/oem/hazardsprep/pages/2-weeks-ready.aspx
This is a free program through Oregon Department of Emergency Management to help individuals, families and communities build self-reliance and community preparedness.
Oregon Wildlife Response and Recovery Website
This Oregon Department of Emergency Management website covers wildfire information including evacuations, preparation, prevention and recovery. The website also hosts a Fires dashboard/map.
Travel Oregon’s Travel Alerts
https://traveloregon.com/travel-alerts/
This Travel Oregon webpage hosts a map of wildfire conditions and essential tips for trip planning during wildfire season.
Travel Oregon’s Oregon Wildfire Information
This webpage provides additional wildfire information such as updates on active fires and air quality.
Northeast Oregon Emergency Management Websites by County
Baker: https://www.bakercountyor.gov/emergency/emergency-management.html
Union: https://unioncountyor.gov/emergency-services/
Wallowa (once on the website, click on Wildfire Info for more resources): https://www.co.wallowa.or.us/emergency-services
NEOEDD’s Economic Resiliency Guides
NEOEDD prepared business and workforce resiliency guides to be a resource for businesses preparing for business interruptions due to natural disasters or other types of business interruptions such as power outages or fire. Use the Business Preparedness Guide to develop a plan and be ready to respond when disaster strikes. The workforce recovery guides are for employees displaced from their place of work by the disaster.
94
Entrepreneurs and Businesses Served
21
Nonprofits, Municipalities and Community Groups Served
14
Jobs Created
17
Jobs Retained
11
New Businesses
$487,286
Capital Deployed through Loans, Grants and Individual Development Accounts
Please use this form to submit projects for potential inclusion in the Northeast Oregon Economic Development District’s Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS). Once projects are included, you can use the CEDS to demonstrate that your project has been listed in a regional plan. Projects should have a positive impact on economic or community development.
To be included in the CEDS, projects must have a public or non-profit sponsor. Private projects should not be submitted and will not be included in the CEDS.
You may submit multiple projects by returning to this page. The space for providing answers will expand. Please rank the projects that you are submitting, with 1 being your first priority, 2 your second priority, and so on.
The NEOEDD board will consider new project additions at their quarterly meetings.