Tsunami

The Get Ready Lincoln County, Emergency Readiness Fair held at North Lincoln Fire & Rescue District, and put on by NW Natural, taught Lincoln City residents how to prepare for all kinds of disasters.

An invitation to Coastal Emergency Managers was an extension of the relationship building and continued planning efforts for a Cascadia earthquake and tsunami response with Federal Naval partners.

Allison Pyrch, President of the Oregon Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), recently announced a new date for an informative event to alert the public to seismic risks and vulnerabilities in Oregon: Monday May 7th, 2018 - 6:30pm - 8:45pm

NEWPORT, Ore. - A $354,241 grant from the National Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Program will fund multiple projects aimed at increasing the resilience of coastal...

Karen Parmelee, geohazards awareness coordinator at Oregon's Office of Emergency Management, says there are two types of tsunamis and urges people to know the difference.

Governor Kate Brown has issued a proclamation encouraging participation in the ShakeOut that also urges Oregonians to be 2 Weeks Ready.

The comic chronicles a mother/daughter camping trip on the Oregon coast when an earthquake and resulting tsunami strike.

Two moderate earthquakes overnight off the Oregon/California coast. USGS graphic Two moderate earthquakes rattled the seafloor about a hundred miles off the SW Oregon and NW...

Preparing for “The Big One” Depoe Bay City Councilors signed on with the county in an effort to have some kind of emergency water supplies...