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Emergency Water (PDF 435.15 KB)
Storing water for emergencies is one of the most important things you can do. Most people can survive for several days or weeks without food but only a few days without water.
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Extreme Temperatures in Summer and Winter (PDF 128.75 KB)
Summers are getting hotter in the Portland metro area. The average number of days over 90 degrees has gone up—from 11 days a year in the past to our new normal of 22 days a year.
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Get Connected (PDF 923.09 KB)
During a disaster, use voice phone calls for emergency purposes only, such as calling 911 for help. Text for everything else.
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Washington County Hazards (PDF 270.13 KB)
There are many hazards that can affect you in Washington County. This flyer covers earthquakes, floods, windstorms, and winter storms because they are the most likely to occur or can cause widespread damage.
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Emergency Preparedness 101 Presentation (PDF 1.62 MB)
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Memorandum of Understanding 9/29/2022 (PDF 5.29 MB)
Human Resources
Memorandum of Understanding 8/22/2023 (PDF 223.27 KB)
Human Resources
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Pay Plan 2024-2025 (PDF 66.57 KB)
Human Resources
MOU Tools and Equipment for Road Maintenance Workers (PDF 112.5 KB)
Human Resources
WCPOA MOA Paid Leave Oregon and impact on QPP 10/19/2023.pdf (PDF 93.29 KB)
Human Resources