1. Baker County City of Baker

2. Benton County Corvallis

3. Clackamas Oregon City

4. Clatsop County City of Astoria

5. Columbia County City of St.Helens

6. Coos County City of Coos Bay

7. Crook County Prineville

8. Curry County City of Gold Beach

9. Deschutes County City of Bend

10. Douglas County City Of Roseburg

11. Gilliam County City of Condom

12. Grant County City of John Day

13. Harney County City of Burns

14. Hood River County City of Hood River

15. Jackson County City of Medford

16. Jefferson County City Madras

17. Josephine County Grants Pass

18. Klamath County Klamath Falls

19. Lake County City of Lakeview

20. Lane County City of Eugene

21. Lincoln County City of Newport

22. Linn County City of Albany

23. Malheur County City Of Ontario

24. Marion County City of Salem

25. Morrow County City of Heppner

26. Multnomah County City of Portland

27. Polk County City of Dallas

28. Sherman County City Of Wasco

29. Tillamook County City of Tillamoor

30. Umatilla County City of Pendleton

31. Union County City of La Grande

32. Wallowa County City of Enterprise

33. Wasco County The Dalles

34. Washington County City of Hillsboro

35. Wheeler County City of Fossil

36. Yamhill County City of McMinnville

1. North West Power Pool and this link Oregon Dams Resources On Columbia River

2. Directory Oregon State Police

2. Directory Oregon Fire Marshal

3. Directory of 911 Coordinators

4. Directory of Emergency Management Coordinators

5. Directory of Oregon Fire Departments

6. Directory of Oregon Fire Chiefs

7 Directory of Oregon School District

8. Directory Of Hospitals In Oregon

9. Oregon Railroads

10. Oregon State Officials

11. Oregon Senators & Congressal Delegation

Washington State Major General Bret D. Daugherty states that a major earrthquake is expected to drop every bridge in eastern Washington; and of course Oregon, and California. A moratorium on new construction would serve to limit new population.

Mary Margaret Walker
NIMS Integration Center
DHS/FEMA
Washington, DC

From: Fluman, Al
Sent: Monday, February 27, 2006 6:16 PM
To: Walker, Mary-Margaret
Subject: RE: NIMS Related Research Project

It ties to NIMS is the following ways:

Preparedness: Any emergency management related preparedness activity is tied directly to NIMS. This preparedness tool (listing of key contact personnel by state and county) is a valuable planning activity and an important resource for response and recovery activities.

Communications and Information Management: The web-based contact list is an extremely valuable response and recovery tool especially for resource management during and after an incident. Plus, the tool will be made available on a CD for use if the internet is down during an incident. An emergency manager in a county could pull out the CD or the printed version of the CD and use the information.

Resource Management: See above, the tool can be used by logistics personnel in a county emergency operations center for potential contacts of resources statewide.

As for interoperability … the definition of interoperability in its basic form is the ability of a system to use parts or equipment of another system … while we may be stretching things a bit with this tool under the basic definition of interoperability … the key contact list from all counties in the state has various uses in all phases of emergency management + it can be used in its CD form or printed form during an actual event. The data from this tool/system can be used in various other systems (resource management/emergency operations plans/etc.)

Hopefully this will help. Al.