Clackamas County Voluntary Organizations Active In Disaster

📅 Save the date — CCVOAD Virtual Partners Meeting!
Join us on Thursday, June 25, 2026 at 11:30 AM for our next Virtual Partners Meeting via Microsoft Teams.
This is a great opportunity to connect with fellow partners, stay informed on disaster recovery efforts in Clackamas County, and coordinate across our network.
🖥️ Join via Teams, meeting link in newsletter https://mailchi.mp/ccvoad/june-newsletter-67623
We hope to see you there! Share with your colleagues and partner organizations.
Learn more about becoming a partner of CCVOAD https://ccvoad.org/partner-with-us/)

Oregon Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster - ORVOAD Oregon Department of Emergency Management

📢 Important recovery news for Clackamas County.

If your home, business, or nonprofit was affected by the December 15–21 severe storms, flooding, landslides, or mudslides — SBA disaster loans are now available to help you recover.

Who can apply:
🏠 Homeowners & Renters — up to $500,000 for real estate, $100,000 for personal belongings, rates as low as 2.875%

🏢 Businesses of All Sizes — up to $2 million for physical damage + Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) for operating expenses, rates as low as 4%

💛 Nonprofits — eligible for both physical damage loans and EIDL at 3.625%

These loans cover repair or replacement of damaged buildings, equipment, vehicles, inventory, and personal property — and may include mitigation improvements to protect against future disasters.

👉 Apply online at lending.sba.gov
📖 Details at ccvoad.org/blog

Questions? Contact Barbara Edwards, CCVOAD Disaster Management Coordinator, at [email protected]

Please share this with neighbors, local businesses, and community partners throughout Clackamas County. The more people who know, the more our community can recover. 💙

‼️Due to continued hot and dry conditions, fire danger moves to EXTREME today. Public Use Fire Restrictions remain at Stage 1. Campfires are allowed only in designated, developed campgrounds.

For more information on Fire Restrictions:
https://www.fs.usda.gov/r06/ochoco/alerts/stage-1-fire-restrictions

Current Stage 1 restrictions and designated campground list is also in the comments.

Important tips!

There will be increased heat risk across Oregon this weekend, with temperatures expected to be around 90 degrees.

Extreme heat can seriously affect the health of infants, children, people with a chronic medical condition and older adults, as well as those who may not have access to air conditioning. These may include people who live or work outdoors and people who have low incomes.

Check in regularly with family, friends and neighbors who are vulnerable to heat, especially if they live alone, older or don't have Air Conditioning (A/C). If you have A/C consider inviting them over to cool off.

211info.org often has information to help you locate local cooling centers as they open.

Be safe!

Heat is here, Oregon — stay safe! ☀️ 🌡️

✅ Stay in the shade or an air-conditioned space when possible
✅ Avoid outdoor activities during the hottest part of the day
✅ Never leave kids or pets in cars — not even for a minute
✅ Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated
✅ Wear sunscreen to protect your skin

Great tips for heat safety! Thanks Oregon Department of Emergency Management and Oregon Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster.

📰 The ORVOAD Newsletter – June 2026 is here! Here's what's inside:

🌡️ Extreme Heat: OEM's tips to stay safe as Oregon heads into sustained high temperatures — hydration, checking on neighbors, and more.

☀️ Preparedness Season is officially underway — find trainings, fairs, and events through your local COAD.

🔥 Wildfire Tools: PGE Wildfire Watch and the OEM Wildfire Resource Hub to help you stay ready.

🎒 Ready2Respond Camp (June 22–26): An immersive disaster-response experience for students & emerging leaders, with certifications in CERT, First Aid/CPR, Incident Command & more.

💼 Now Hiring: Lincoln County COAD is seeking a Director — proposals due June 22. Request the full RFP: [email protected]

📅 ORVOAD Monthly Partners Call: Thursday, June 18, 1–2 PM — all partners welcome.

Read the full newsletter and get involved! 🤝 ,

We're so grateful to the Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation for their support following the December 2025 Atmospheric Flooding.

Thanks to their generosity, CCVOAD is better able to reach vulnerable community members, stabilize housing, and restore the essential resources people need to move forward.

One flood survivor offered "truly heartfelt thanks for the prompt aid and relief provided" — a reminder of why this work matters so much.

Thank you for believing in Clackamas County's recovery.
Oregon Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster - ORVOAD

A huge thank you to KOIN 6 AM Extra with Emily Burris and Mia Villanueva for having our Executive Director, Barb Edwards, on this morning.

With wildfire season upon us and dry conditions across Oregon, Barb shared important tips on how homeowners can protect their property and families, and highlighted the critical work ORVOAD does to connect organizations statewide in preparing for, responding to, and recovering from disasters.

Catch the full interview here: https://www.koin.com/am-extra/oregon-nonprofit-network-prepares-for-volunteer-wildfire-response/
Barbara Edwards Pat Olsen Clackamas County Voluntary Organizations Active In Disaster Oregon Department of Emergency Management

This information is critical in an emergency.