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Council adopts updated Emergency Operations Plan funded by regional grant
Summary
Troutdale adopted a substantially revised Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) updated in coordination with Fairview and Wood Village through a Regional Disaster Preparedness Organization grant; staff said the document is internal guidance and does not change land-use or regulatory authority.
The Troutdale City Council voted to adopt an updated Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) that the city revised in partnership with Fairview and Wood Village using a Regional Disaster Preparedness Organization grant administered by the City of Portland.
Lede: Community Development Director Erica Palmer and Assistant Planner Nick Ramstead presented the updated plan, which staff said replaces a 2010 plan and was prepared by consultant Stantec under a grant funded by the Department of Homeland Security Urban Area Security Initiative. The update was cost-free to Troutdale under the grant.
What the plan does - Staff described the EOP as an internal operational document that "establishes the overall authority…
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