notes: 2020 Oregon Wildfires If you still do not know the status of your home, phone the Lincoln County Call Center at 541-265-0621. They now have a list of every property in the evacuation areas. https://www.thenewsguard.com/opinion/gomberg-mopping-up/article_8a5a34f2-fcfb-11ea-86cd-a7515c4e19a3.html RESOURCE CENTER OPENS FOR VICTIMS OF ECHO MOUNTAIN FIRE - Posted: Sep 22, 2020 8:14 AM Posted By: Chris Lueneburg LINCOLN COUNTY, Ore.-- Victims of the Echo Mountain Fire in Lincoln County will be able to connect with resources at the Lincoln City Outlet Malls starting Tuesday. According to officials, various agencies are hosting a Multi-Agency Resource Center in suite 200 of the mall. Representatives from the Planning Department, Solid Waste, Behavioral Health, Oregon Department of Forestry and FEMA will be available. The MARC will be open on Tuesday from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m., Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m., and Thursday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. No registration is required and the event is free. Due to the pandemic, a limited number of people will be allowed in at a time, and face coverings are required. Visitors will be served on a first-come, first-served basis. Officials estimate that 20 to 25 families will be allowed in at a time. ----- Oregon wildfire survivors Oregon Wildfires And Straight-line Winds (DR-4562-OR) If you sustained uninsured losses or damage due to wildfires beginning Sept. 7, 2020, you may be eligible for disaster aid. Federal funds are available to help eligible individuals recover from wildfire in Clackamas, Douglas, Jackson, Klamath, Lane, Lincoln, Linn and Marion Counties. To apply, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) TTY, call 1-800-462-7585 711 or Video Relay Service, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) For more, visit FEMA information or apply online at https://DisasterAssistance.gov ----- Oregon ECHO MOUNTAIN FIRE COMPLEX (FM-5362-OR) Lincoln Co Kimberling Road Complex Fire unnamed fires - Lincoln town of Otis https://www.fema.gov/disaster/5362 ================================= NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com =============================== OLD History - VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Emergceny Warming Centers Source: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp776012.jsp Description The Emergency Warming Shelters in Lincoln County are now operational and will be opening throughout the winter. The Newport Nazarene Church is now the Newport venue, which will open at 5:00pm. The First Baptist Church of Siletz, serving east county, will open at 4:00pm. The warming centers are open to families as well as individuals. Volunteers are needed to both provide food and to staff the center which requires a minimum of two volunteers for every shift. Anyone wishing to contribute should contact Leah Moore with the Nazarene Church at 541-270-7876 or Rick Russel with First Baptist at 541-444-1273. Thank you for your support. ------------------------------------- NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------------------------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------- http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River ------------------------------ TSUNAMI INFO BROCHURE: http://www.oregongeology.org/sub/earthquakes/Coastal/tsubrochures/NewportEvac.pdf -> 2020 Oregon Wildfires If you still do not know the status of your home, phone the Lincoln County Call Center at 541-265-0621. They now have a list of every property in the evacuation areas. https://www.thenewsguard.com/opinion/gomberg-mopping-up/article_8a5a34f2-fcfb-11ea-86cd-a7515c4e19a3.html RESOURCE CENTER OPENS FOR VICTIMS OF ECHO MOUNTAIN FIRE - Posted: Sep 22, 2020 8:14 AM Posted By: Chris Lueneburg LINCOLN COUNTY, Ore.-- Victims of the Echo Mountain Fire in Lincoln County will be able to connect with resources at the Lincoln City Outlet Malls starting Tuesday. According to officials, various agencies are hosting a Multi-Agency Resource Center in suite 200 of the mall. Representatives from the Planning Department, Solid Waste, Behavioral Health, Oregon Department of Forestry and FEMA will be available. The MARC will be open on Tuesday from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m., Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m., and Thursday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. No registration is required and the event is free. Due to the pandemic, a limited number of people will be allowed in at a time, and face coverings are required. Visitors will be served on a first-come, first-served basis. Officials estimate that 20 to 25 families will be allowed in at a time. ----- Oregon wildfire survivors Oregon Wildfires And Straight-line Winds (DR-4562-OR) If you sustained uninsured losses or damage due to wildfires beginning Sept. 7, 2020, you may be eligible for disaster aid. Federal funds are available to help eligible individuals recover from wildfire in Clackamas, Douglas, Jackson, Klamath, Lane, Lincoln, Linn and Marion Counties. To apply, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) TTY, call 1-800-462-7585 711 or Video Relay Service, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) For more, visit FEMA information or apply online at https://DisasterAssistance.gov IF DENIED: https://www.kgw.com/article/news/local/wildfire/how-you-can-appeal-if-fema-denied-your-wildfire-disaster-relief/283-f8a0a72c-aa01-4a59-9c29-56cc3c304b60 ----- Oregon ECHO MOUNTAIN FIRE COMPLEX (FM-5362-OR) Lincoln Co Kimberling Road Complex Fire unnamed fires - Lincoln town of Otis https://www.fema.gov/disaster/5362 ================================= NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com =============================== OLD History - VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Emergceny Warming Centers Source: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp776012.jsp Description The Emergency Warming Shelters in Lincoln County are now operational and will be opening throughout the winter. The Newport Nazarene Church is now the Newport venue, which will open at 5:00pm. The First Baptist Church of Siletz, serving east county, will open at 4:00pm. The warming centers are open to families as well as individuals. Volunteers are needed to both provide food and to staff the center which requires a minimum of two volunteers for every shift. Anyone wishing to contribute should contact Leah Moore with the Nazarene Church at 541-270-7876 or Rick Russel with First Baptist at 541-444-1273. Thank you for your support. ------------------------------------- NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------------------------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------- http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River ------------------------------ TSUNAMI INFO BROCHURE: http://www.oregongeology.org/sub/earthquakes/Coastal/tsubrochures/NewportEvac.pdf

notes: 2020 Oregon Wildfires RESOURCE CENTER OPENS FOR VICTIMS OF ECHO MOUNTAIN FIRE - Posted: Sep 22, 2020 8:14 AM Posted By: Chris Lueneburg LINCOLN COUNTY, Ore.-- Victims of the Echo Mountain Fire in Lincoln County will be able to connect with resources at the Lincoln City Outlet Malls starting Tuesday. According to officials, various agencies are hosting a Multi-Agency Resource Center in suite 200 of the mall. Representatives from the Planning Department, Solid Waste, Behavioral Health, Oregon Department of Forestry and FEMA will be available. The MARC will be open on Tuesday from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m., Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m., and Thursday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. No registration is required and the event is free. Due to the pandemic, a limited number of people will be allowed in at a time, and face coverings are required. Visitors will be served on a first-come, first-served basis. Officials estimate that 20 to 25 families will be allowed in at a time. ----- Oregon wildfire survivors Oregon Wildfires And Straight-line Winds (DR-4562-OR) If you sustained uninsured losses or damage due to wildfires beginning Sept. 7, 2020, you may be eligible for disaster aid. Federal funds are available to help eligible individuals recover from wildfire in Clackamas, Douglas, Jackson, Klamath, Lane, Lincoln, Linn and Marion Counties. To apply, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) TTY, call 1-800-462-7585 711 or Video Relay Service, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) For more, visit FEMA information or apply online at https://DisasterAssistance.gov ----- Oregon ECHO MOUNTAIN FIRE COMPLEX (FM-5362-OR) Lincoln Co Kimberling Road Complex Fire unnamed fires - Lincoln town of Otis https://www.fema.gov/disaster/5362 ================================= NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com =============================== OLD History - VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Emergceny Warming Centers Source: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp776012.jsp Description The Emergency Warming Shelters in Lincoln County are now operational and will be opening throughout the winter. The Newport Nazarene Church is now the Newport venue, which will open at 5:00pm. The First Baptist Church of Siletz, serving east county, will open at 4:00pm. The warming centers are open to families as well as individuals. Volunteers are needed to both provide food and to staff the center which requires a minimum of two volunteers for every shift. Anyone wishing to contribute should contact Leah Moore with the Nazarene Church at 541-270-7876 or Rick Russel with First Baptist at 541-444-1273. Thank you for your support. ------------------------------------- NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------------------------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------- http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River ------------------------------ TSUNAMI INFO BROCHURE: http://www.oregongeology.org/sub/earthquakes/Coastal/tsubrochures/NewportEvac.pdf -> 2020 Oregon Wildfires If you still do not know the status of your home, phone the Lincoln County Call Center at 541-265-0621. They now have a list of every property in the evacuation areas. https://www.thenewsguard.com/opinion/gomberg-mopping-up/article_8a5a34f2-fcfb-11ea-86cd-a7515c4e19a3.html RESOURCE CENTER OPENS FOR VICTIMS OF ECHO MOUNTAIN FIRE - Posted: Sep 22, 2020 8:14 AM Posted By: Chris Lueneburg LINCOLN COUNTY, Ore.-- Victims of the Echo Mountain Fire in Lincoln County will be able to connect with resources at the Lincoln City Outlet Malls starting Tuesday. According to officials, various agencies are hosting a Multi-Agency Resource Center in suite 200 of the mall. Representatives from the Planning Department, Solid Waste, Behavioral Health, Oregon Department of Forestry and FEMA will be available. The MARC will be open on Tuesday from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m., Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m., and Thursday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. No registration is required and the event is free. Due to the pandemic, a limited number of people will be allowed in at a time, and face coverings are required. Visitors will be served on a first-come, first-served basis. Officials estimate that 20 to 25 families will be allowed in at a time. ----- Oregon wildfire survivors Oregon Wildfires And Straight-line Winds (DR-4562-OR) If you sustained uninsured losses or damage due to wildfires beginning Sept. 7, 2020, you may be eligible for disaster aid. Federal funds are available to help eligible individuals recover from wildfire in Clackamas, Douglas, Jackson, Klamath, Lane, Lincoln, Linn and Marion Counties. To apply, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) TTY, call 1-800-462-7585 711 or Video Relay Service, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) For more, visit FEMA information or apply online at https://DisasterAssistance.gov ----- Oregon ECHO MOUNTAIN FIRE COMPLEX (FM-5362-OR) Lincoln Co Kimberling Road Complex Fire unnamed fires - Lincoln town of Otis https://www.fema.gov/disaster/5362 ================================= NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com =============================== OLD History - VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Emergceny Warming Centers Source: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp776012.jsp Description The Emergency Warming Shelters in Lincoln County are now operational and will be opening throughout the winter. The Newport Nazarene Church is now the Newport venue, which will open at 5:00pm. The First Baptist Church of Siletz, serving east county, will open at 4:00pm. The warming centers are open to families as well as individuals. Volunteers are needed to both provide food and to staff the center which requires a minimum of two volunteers for every shift. Anyone wishing to contribute should contact Leah Moore with the Nazarene Church at 541-270-7876 or Rick Russel with First Baptist at 541-444-1273. Thank you for your support. ------------------------------------- NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------------------------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------- http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River ------------------------------ TSUNAMI INFO BROCHURE: http://www.oregongeology.org/sub/earthquakes/Coastal/tsubrochures/NewportEvac.pdf

notes: 2020 Oregon Wildfires Oregon wildfire survivors Oregon Wildfires And Straight-line Winds (DR-4562-OR) If you sustained uninsured losses or damage due to wildfires beginning Sept. 7, 2020, you may be eligible for disaster aid. Federal funds are available to help eligible individuals recover from wildfire in Clackamas, Douglas, Jackson, Klamath, Lane, Lincoln, Linn and Marion Counties. To apply, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) TTY, call 1-800-462-7585 711 or Video Relay Service, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) For more, visit FEMA information or apply online at https://DisasterAssistance.gov ----- Oregon ECHO MOUNTAIN FIRE COMPLEX (FM-5362-OR) Lincoln Co Kimberling Road Complex Fire unnamed fires - Lincoln town of Otis https://www.fema.gov/disaster/5362 ================================= NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com =============================== OLD History - VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Emergceny Warming Centers Source: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp776012.jsp Description The Emergency Warming Shelters in Lincoln County are now operational and will be opening throughout the winter. The Newport Nazarene Church is now the Newport venue, which will open at 5:00pm. The First Baptist Church of Siletz, serving east county, will open at 4:00pm. The warming centers are open to families as well as individuals. Volunteers are needed to both provide food and to staff the center which requires a minimum of two volunteers for every shift. Anyone wishing to contribute should contact Leah Moore with the Nazarene Church at 541-270-7876 or Rick Russel with First Baptist at 541-444-1273. Thank you for your support. ------------------------------------- NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------------------------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------- http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River ------------------------------ TSUNAMI INFO BROCHURE: http://www.oregongeology.org/sub/earthquakes/Coastal/tsubrochures/NewportEvac.pdf -> 2020 Oregon Wildfires RESOURCE CENTER OPENS FOR VICTIMS OF ECHO MOUNTAIN FIRE - Posted: Sep 22, 2020 8:14 AM Posted By: Chris Lueneburg LINCOLN COUNTY, Ore.-- Victims of the Echo Mountain Fire in Lincoln County will be able to connect with resources at the Lincoln City Outlet Malls starting Tuesday. According to officials, various agencies are hosting a Multi-Agency Resource Center in suite 200 of the mall. Representatives from the Planning Department, Solid Waste, Behavioral Health, Oregon Department of Forestry and FEMA will be available. The MARC will be open on Tuesday from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m., Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m., and Thursday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. No registration is required and the event is free. Due to the pandemic, a limited number of people will be allowed in at a time, and face coverings are required. Visitors will be served on a first-come, first-served basis. Officials estimate that 20 to 25 families will be allowed in at a time. ----- Oregon wildfire survivors Oregon Wildfires And Straight-line Winds (DR-4562-OR) If you sustained uninsured losses or damage due to wildfires beginning Sept. 7, 2020, you may be eligible for disaster aid. Federal funds are available to help eligible individuals recover from wildfire in Clackamas, Douglas, Jackson, Klamath, Lane, Lincoln, Linn and Marion Counties. To apply, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) TTY, call 1-800-462-7585 711 or Video Relay Service, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) For more, visit FEMA information or apply online at https://DisasterAssistance.gov ----- Oregon ECHO MOUNTAIN FIRE COMPLEX (FM-5362-OR) Lincoln Co Kimberling Road Complex Fire unnamed fires - Lincoln town of Otis https://www.fema.gov/disaster/5362 ================================= NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com =============================== OLD History - VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Emergceny Warming Centers Source: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp776012.jsp Description The Emergency Warming Shelters in Lincoln County are now operational and will be opening throughout the winter. The Newport Nazarene Church is now the Newport venue, which will open at 5:00pm. The First Baptist Church of Siletz, serving east county, will open at 4:00pm. The warming centers are open to families as well as individuals. Volunteers are needed to both provide food and to staff the center which requires a minimum of two volunteers for every shift. Anyone wishing to contribute should contact Leah Moore with the Nazarene Church at 541-270-7876 or Rick Russel with First Baptist at 541-444-1273. Thank you for your support. ------------------------------------- NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------------------------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------- http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River ------------------------------ TSUNAMI INFO BROCHURE: http://www.oregongeology.org/sub/earthquakes/Coastal/tsubrochures/NewportEvac.pdf

notes: 2020 Oregon Wildfires Oregon ECHO MOUNTAIN FIRE COMPLEX (FM-5362-OR) Lincoln Co Kimberling Road Complex Fire unnamed fires - Lincoln town of Otis https://www.fema.gov/disaster/5362 ================================= NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com =============================== OLD History - VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Emergceny Warming Centers Source: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp776012.jsp Description The Emergency Warming Shelters in Lincoln County are now operational and will be opening throughout the winter. The Newport Nazarene Church is now the Newport venue, which will open at 5:00pm. The First Baptist Church of Siletz, serving east county, will open at 4:00pm. The warming centers are open to families as well as individuals. Volunteers are needed to both provide food and to staff the center which requires a minimum of two volunteers for every shift. Anyone wishing to contribute should contact Leah Moore with the Nazarene Church at 541-270-7876 or Rick Russel with First Baptist at 541-444-1273. Thank you for your support. ------------------------------------- NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------------------------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------- http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River ------------------------------ TSUNAMI INFO BROCHURE: http://www.oregongeology.org/sub/earthquakes/Coastal/tsubrochures/NewportEvac.pdf -> 2020 Oregon Wildfires Oregon wildfire survivors Oregon Wildfires And Straight-line Winds (DR-4562-OR) If you sustained uninsured losses or damage due to wildfires beginning Sept. 7, 2020, you may be eligible for disaster aid. Federal funds are available to help eligible individuals recover from wildfire in Clackamas, Douglas, Jackson, Klamath, Lane, Lincoln, Linn and Marion Counties. To apply, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) TTY, call 1-800-462-7585 711 or Video Relay Service, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) For more, visit FEMA information or apply online at https://DisasterAssistance.gov ----- Oregon ECHO MOUNTAIN FIRE COMPLEX (FM-5362-OR) Lincoln Co Kimberling Road Complex Fire unnamed fires - Lincoln town of Otis https://www.fema.gov/disaster/5362 ================================= NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com =============================== OLD History - VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Emergceny Warming Centers Source: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp776012.jsp Description The Emergency Warming Shelters in Lincoln County are now operational and will be opening throughout the winter. The Newport Nazarene Church is now the Newport venue, which will open at 5:00pm. The First Baptist Church of Siletz, serving east county, will open at 4:00pm. The warming centers are open to families as well as individuals. Volunteers are needed to both provide food and to staff the center which requires a minimum of two volunteers for every shift. Anyone wishing to contribute should contact Leah Moore with the Nazarene Church at 541-270-7876 or Rick Russel with First Baptist at 541-444-1273. Thank you for your support. ------------------------------------- NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------------------------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------- http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River ------------------------------ TSUNAMI INFO BROCHURE: http://www.oregongeology.org/sub/earthquakes/Coastal/tsubrochures/NewportEvac.pdf

notes: NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------------ VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Emergceny Warming Centers Source: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp776012.jsp Description The Emergency Warming Shelters in Lincoln County are now operational and will be opening throughout the winter. The Newport Nazarene Church is now the Newport venue, which will open at 5:00pm. The First Baptist Church of Siletz, serving east county, will open at 4:00pm. The warming centers are open to families as well as individuals. Volunteers are needed to both provide food and to staff the center which requires a minimum of two volunteers for every shift. Anyone wishing to contribute should contact Leah Moore with the Nazarene Church at 541-270-7876 or Rick Russel with First Baptist at 541-444-1273. Thank you for your support. ------------------------------------- NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------------------------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------- http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River ------------------------------ TSUNAMI INFO BROCHURE: http://www.oregongeology.org/sub/earthquakes/Coastal/tsubrochures/NewportEvac.pdf -> 2020 Oregon Wildfires Oregon ECHO MOUNTAIN FIRE COMPLEX (FM-5362-OR) Lincoln Co Kimberling Road Complex Fire unnamed fires - Lincoln town of Otis https://www.fema.gov/disaster/5362 ================================= NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com =============================== OLD History - VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Emergceny Warming Centers Source: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp776012.jsp Description The Emergency Warming Shelters in Lincoln County are now operational and will be opening throughout the winter. The Newport Nazarene Church is now the Newport venue, which will open at 5:00pm. The First Baptist Church of Siletz, serving east county, will open at 4:00pm. The warming centers are open to families as well as individuals. Volunteers are needed to both provide food and to staff the center which requires a minimum of two volunteers for every shift. Anyone wishing to contribute should contact Leah Moore with the Nazarene Church at 541-270-7876 or Rick Russel with First Baptist at 541-444-1273. Thank you for your support. ------------------------------------- NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------------------------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------- http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River ------------------------------ TSUNAMI INFO BROCHURE: http://www.oregongeology.org/sub/earthquakes/Coastal/tsubrochures/NewportEvac.pdf

notes: NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------------- NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------------------------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------- http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River ------------------------------ TSUNAMI INFO BROCHURE: http://www.oregongeology.org/sub/earthquakes/Coastal/tsubrochures/NewportEvac.pdf -> NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------------ VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - Emergceny Warming Centers Source: http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/opp776012.jsp Description The Emergency Warming Shelters in Lincoln County are now operational and will be opening throughout the winter. The Newport Nazarene Church is now the Newport venue, which will open at 5:00pm. The First Baptist Church of Siletz, serving east county, will open at 4:00pm. The warming centers are open to families as well as individuals. Volunteers are needed to both provide food and to staff the center which requires a minimum of two volunteers for every shift. Anyone wishing to contribute should contact Leah Moore with the Nazarene Church at 541-270-7876 or Rick Russel with First Baptist at 541-444-1273. Thank you for your support. ------------------------------------- NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------------------------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------- http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River ------------------------------ TSUNAMI INFO BROCHURE: http://www.oregongeology.org/sub/earthquakes/Coastal/tsubrochures/NewportEvac.pdf

region: NorthWest -> Midwest

region: Pacific NorthWest -> NorthWest

name: County - Lincoln County Information -> County, Lincoln County, OR Information - INDEX
notes: NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: € Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. € A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. € A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com =============== http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River -------------- TSUNAMI INFO BROCHURE: http://www.oregongeology.org/sub/earthquakes/Coastal/tsubrochures/NewportEvac.pdf -> NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------------- NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------------------------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com ------------------------------- http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River ------------------------------ TSUNAMI INFO BROCHURE: http://www.oregongeology.org/sub/earthquakes/Coastal/tsubrochures/NewportEvac.pdf
region: Pacific Northwest -> Pacific NorthWest
status: Open -> Standby
organization: -> County, Disaster Response
areas_served: Lincoln County -> Lincoln County, OR

notes: NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: € Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. € A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. € A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com =============== http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River -> NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: € Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. € A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. € A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com =============== http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River -------------- TSUNAMI INFO BROCHURE: http://www.oregongeology.org/sub/earthquakes/Coastal/tsubrochures/NewportEvac.pdf

name: Oregon - Lincoln County Information -> County - Lincoln County Information
notes: NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: € Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. € A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. € A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com =============== http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River -> NEWS: http://www.newportnewstimes.com NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: € Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. € A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. € A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com =============== http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River

notes: NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: € Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. € A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. € A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com -> NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: € Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. € A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. € A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com =============== http://www.lincolncoemergencyservices.us/home.cfm?dir_cat=34590 Please click on the river of choice for the most up-to-date level. Siletz River Alsea River Beaver - Nestucca River Mapleton - Siuslaw River Philomath - Marys River

notes: ------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: € Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. € A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. € A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com -> NORTH LINCOLN County CERT Blog http://nlccert.blogspot.com/2007/12/coastal-flood-warning-alert-1-high-surf.html ------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: € Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. € A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. € A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com

notes: -> ------------ Posted: Dec 07, 2007 - 09:56:32 PST http://www.newportnewstimes.com/articles/2007/12/07/news/news05.txt Debris removal Downed trees not taken care of by their owners will be gathered from county roads to be used for firewood at area parks, according to Lincoln County Public Works Director Jim Buisman. Also, north county residents are encouraged to bring their debris to the North Lincoln Sanitary Service's Schooner Creek Transfer Station through Dec. 15 to be recycled at no cost. Proof of address is necessary. Other solid waste will be charged at $14 per cubic yard, according to a press release. The hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Lincoln County Emergency Services Management Director Jim Hawley said cities are to come up with preliminary damage estimates and submit them to him Monday. He said these would be submitted to Oregon Emergency Management in Salem to give to the governor. He added that he and Commissioner Terry Thompson participated in a conference call with President George W. Bush Wednesday, informing him of the damage in the area. In other storm news: € Without power and most likely not concerned with downed trees, the homeless did not have a shelter they could turn to, barring the Community Center in Lincoln City. Commissioner Bill Hall said that the plan he helped to create is to come up with a solution in the future. € A wastewater pump went down in Lincoln City and was spilling into Devils Lake. Paul Robertson, Devils Lake Water Improvement District manager, said no person or dog should drink or play in the water for seven days following the time when power is restored. He said the spillage creates a bacteria issue in the water that could cause stomach distress. € A patch of East Devils Lake Road that was raised by the county's road department has stopped water from traveling across the road. Although there was still some water close to the edge lines, Buisman said the temporary improvement did well under this week's extreme conditions. Kendall S. Cable is a reporter for the News-Times. She can be reached at 265-8571 ext. 212 or kcable@newportnewstimes.com
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