Filling gaps and connecting resources for those impacted by disasters in Clackamas County
Long-term disaster recovery doesn’t happen alone. Months after floodwaters recede and headlines fade, families across Clackamas County are still working to rebuild homes, restore stability, and reclaim a sense of normalcy. That ongoing work is only possible because of partners who show up for the long haul. Today, CCVOAD is proud to recognize one of … Read more
As Oregon braces for another tough wildfire season, fire officials urge residents to act now to protect their homes and families (read the Oregon Live article here). With weather patterns echoing last year’s destructive fires, preparation is critical. Defensible Space State Fire Marshal Mariana Ruiz-Temple says one of the best ways to protect your home … Read more
Coordinating a network of voluntary organizations working together to encourage efficient service delivery to people affected by disasters in Clackamas County, OR.
Save the Date: CCVOAD Monthly Partner’s Meeting Building Stronger Networks for Disaster Response Date: Thursday, March 27, 2025 Time: 11:30 AM Location: Virtual via Microsoft Teams: Join the Meeting on Microsoft Teams Now Meeting ID: 222 482 877 11 Passcode: n44PB2rg We’re excited to continue strengthening our communication, collaboration, and cooperation with all of you … Read more
Clackamas County VOAD would like to invite you to join us for a meeting Thursday, November 7th as we share updates from CCVOAD.
As we near the conclusion of 2024 and the end of our Wildfire season, I’ve been reflecting on the important lessons we’ve learned throughout this period. I
In times of crisis and disaster, one of the most crucial assets is not merely the financial aid or supplies that arrive but rather the local community—our neighbors and those residing in nearby areas—who are essential in the response and recovery efforts.
Greetings to all our Friends and Partners, We are excited to introduce Barb Edwards, the newest addition to the CCVOAD team. She will take on the role of Preparedness, Response, and Recovery Coordinator. Reflecting on the lessons learned in recent years, it is clear that successful disaster management requires a dedication to excellence and a … Read more
Come and participate in our Virtual Partners Meeting on July 25th at 11:30 AM
Clackamas County, OR, launched CCVOAD to enhance disaster response and recovery, addressing gaps in coverage after 2020 wildfires with coordinated aid led by Executive Director Pat Olsen.
