Emergency & Disaster Preparedness

Welcome! Learn more about preparing for disasters, societal collapse/unrest and all kinds of emergencies, discover information about local resources or organizations, or join an in-person group of like-minded people.

Local Resources

Eugene-Springfield CERT

The CERT program provides training and resources to our community members to increase disaster resilience and to build a culture of preparedness in our area. Offers free courses.

Lane Community Emergency Notification System

The Alert Me program, co-sponsored by Lane Preparedness Coalition members, allows critical information to be relayed to people via landline and mobile phones about emergency situations that require immediate attention.

Ready Friendly

Ready Friendly helps Friendly area residents better prepare to help themselves in natural and human-made emergencies and disasters. Our resiliency campaigns inform, inspire, and involve residents and businesses.

Preparing for the Cascadia Earthquake Free Course

In this OSU interactive course, you can become aware of the Cascadia Subduction Zone Event and learn how to prepare for it. This course is offered free to the public on eXtension.org through Oregon State University Extension. Click Continue to create an account and enroll.

Build Preparedness: the Be 2 Weeks Ready tool kit

The Be 2 Weeks Ready program is available through Oregon.gov online as a course/ comprehensive tool kit. The tool kit contains eight units that provide essential information, practical steps, and 30 engaging activities designed to enhance your readiness.

The Oregon Preppers Network Facebook Group

An open forum on prepping, bushcraft, and off-the-grid living for Oregonians.

OHA Current Issues & Seasonal Hazards

Information on incidents, events and advisories that can impact or are currently impacting Oregon and the Northwest Region. Lots of topics, from winter storms and opioid overdose to tsunamis and wildfires.

Eugene Ruck Club

Rucking is the practice of walking or hiking with a weighted pack (called a “ruck”). Whether we’re moving through forest trails, urban paths, or backcountry terrain, rucking helps us train for real-world readiness, deepen our connection to the land, and build camaraderie through shared challenge.

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Emergency & Disaster Preparedness

Local Resources

Eugene-Springfield CERT

The CERT program provides training and resources to our community members to increase disaster resilience and to build a culture of preparedness in our area. Offers free courses.

Lane Community Emergency Notification System

The Alert Me program, co-sponsored by Lane Preparedness Coalition members, allows critical information to be relayed to people via landline and mobile phones about emergency situations that require immediate attention.

Ready Friendly

Ready Friendly helps Friendly area residents better prepare to help themselves in natural and human-made emergencies and disasters. Our resiliency campaigns inform, inspire, and involve residents and businesses.

Preparing for the Cascadia Earthquake Free Course

In this OSU interactive course, you can become aware of the Cascadia Subduction Zone Event and learn how to prepare for it. This course is offered free to the public on eXtension.org through Oregon State University Extension. Click Continue to create an account and enroll.

Build Preparedness: the Be 2 Weeks Ready tool kit

The Be 2 Weeks Ready program is available through Oregon.gov online as a course/ comprehensive tool kit. The tool kit contains eight units that provide essential information, practical steps, and 30 engaging activities designed to enhance your readiness.

The Oregon Preppers Network Facebook Group

An open forum on prepping, bushcraft, and off-the-grid living for Oregonians.

OHA Current Issues & Seasonal Hazards

Information on incidents, events and advisories that can impact or are currently impacting Oregon and the Northwest Region. Lots of topics, from winter storms and opioid overdose to tsunamis and wildfires.

Eugene Ruck Club

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Mutual Aid Learning Series: Mutual Aid in Action

Mutual Aid Learning Series: Intro to Mutual Aid (VIDEO)

Living With Earthquakes In The Pacific Northwest: A Survivor's Guide (Free Book PDF)

Natural Disaster Survival: A Disaster Preparedness Checklist

Mutual Aid Learning Series: Building & Sustaining (VIDEO)

Mutual Aid Learning Series: Tool Libraries, Mutual Aid, and Community-Led Disaster Response

Mutual Aid Learning Series: Legal, Financial, & Security Basics

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