Disaster Management

Disaster Management

Know Your Evacuation Routes

Access the Evacuation Planning Maps below to know your routes. Print a copy for your ClackGO Kit!  

 

  • Canby
  • Colton Fire
  • Estacada
  • Gladstone
  • Happy Valley
  • Hoodland Fire
  • Lake Oswego
  • Milwaukie
  • Molalla
  • Oregon City
  • Sandy
  • Tualatin
  • West Linn
  • Wilsonville

Don't see your community listed or want to explore your neighborhood? Check out the interactive Evacuation Map.
This interactive map shows active incidents and allows you to enter your address to explore your roadways and neighborhood.

Our community is stronger when we stay informed together in preparation for our next public emergency. Take these steps now to help get your family ready and be ClackGo Prepared!

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ClackGO Kit Checklist

Being prepared means being equipped with the proper supplies you may need in the event of an emergency or disaster. Keep your supplies in an easy-to-carry emergency preparedness kit that you can keep at home and take with you in case you must evacuate.

Print this checklist.

What do you need in your GO kit?

(Based on Red Cross Survival Kit Supplies list)

At a minimum, you should have the basic supplies listed below.

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Water: one gallon per person, per day (3-day supply recommended for evacuation)

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Food: non-perishable, easy-to-prepare items, and a can opener (3-day supply recommended for evacuation)

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Blankets or sleeping bags

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Frozen cold packs or water bags/bottle to keep food and medicine cold until you can get ice or refrigeration

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Flashlight or headlamp

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Battery-powered or hand-crank radio

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Battery-powered watch or clock

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Extra batteries for all supplies, including for medical equipment and oxygen tanks

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First aid kit

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Multi-purpose tool

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Sanitation and personal hygiene items

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Copies of personal documents

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medication list and pertinent medical information

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proof of address

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deed/lease to home

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identification, including passports, birth certificates, and state issued ID

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insurance policies

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financial records

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Cell phone with chargers, including a car and/or solar charger

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Family and emergency contact information

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Extra cash

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Emergency blanket

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Printed map(s) of your neighborhood and area

After you gather those basic supplies for your kit, add unique things each member of your family may need, such as:

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Medical supplies (if applicable): such as hearing aids with extra batteries, glasses, contact lenses, syringes, etc.

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Medications (if applicable): 7-day supply

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Pet supplies (if applicable):

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collar and leash

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food

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carrier

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bowl

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Baby supplies (bottles, formula, baby food, diapers)

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Games and activities for children

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Two-way radios

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Extra set of car keys and house keys

You should also consider adding these things to your kit:

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Whistle

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N95 or surgical masks

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Matches

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Rain gear

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Towels

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Work gloves

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Tools/supplies for securing your home

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Extra clothing, hat and sturdy shoes

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Plastic sheeting

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Duct tape

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Scissors

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Household liquid bleach

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Entertainment items, like games and cards

Our community is stronger when we stay informed together in preparation for our next public emergency. Take these steps now to help get your family ready and be ClackGo Prepared!

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Be ClackGO Prepared!

Our community is stronger when we stay informed together in preparation for our next public emergency.

Take these steps now to help get your family ready and be ClackGo Prepared!

How to Get Ready

Find evacuation maps, checklists, guides, and resources to help prepare your family, neighbors, and community.

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Mt. Hood Wildfire Ready Workshop

You are invited to the Mt. Hood Wildfire Ready Workshop from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 17 at Firwood Elementary School in Sandy.

This free workshop consists of three sessions on preparing your home for wildfire, reducing hazardous fuels on your property, and insurance coverage for natural disasters. The sessions will be instructed by wildfire professionals. It will also be a great opportunity to learn about resources available to help you prepare for fire season.

Alerts

There are currently no active alerts in Clackamas County.

Sign up for emergency alerts from Clackamas County to be informed before, during, and after incidents.

When evacuation orders occur, we will post evacuation levels on this map. 

Know the types of evacuation orders that you may experience and make a plan in advance.

Sites have a limited quantity of bags on hand.

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Evacuation Shelters

Shelter locations will be listed here, if activated.

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Flooding Preparedness

Learn more about preparing for flooding.

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A Flood of Information 2024: Looking Back and Preparing Forward

Helping you prepare for flood risks in communities along the Mount Hood Corridor 

This workshop will focus on flood and bank erosion risks along the Sandy, Zig Zag, and Salmon Rivers in the upper Sandy River Basin. This program will recognize the 60th anniversary of the 1964 Christmas flood, examine opportunities and challenges since the 1996 and 2011 floods, and share new channel migration zone maps of the Zig Zag River by the Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries.