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Uncategorized April 26, 2021April 26, 2021

Oregon updated COVID-19 Sector Risk Level Guidance Chart

The Oregon Health Authority updated the COVID-19 Sector Risk Level Guidance Chart as of April 23, 2021 with changes primarily include allowance for indoor full-contact sports. See chart below.

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CITY COUNCIL UPDATES

UPCOMING MEETINGS

The City Council, Boards, Commissions, and Committees will return to in person format, with possible exceptions, starting Monday, April 25. Please review each Meeting Agenda for specific meeting information.

City Council Newsletters

City Council 2nd Quarter 2022 Newsletter

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS: HOW READY ARE YOU?

The City of Lincoln City strongly encourages the community to educate and prepare for a disaster along the coast.  Take time to discuss with your family a plan that addresses all hazards we face such as wildfires, earthquakes, and tsunami’s.  Important plan items should address the following:

  • Who is your family emergency contact? (out of area or out of state) Make sure to help your children memorize the number as you could be separated during a disaster.
  • Where is your family meeting point?
  • What is your evacuation route?
  • Educate your family on the types of tsunami’s and warnings: distant and local.
  • Have “Go Kits” and “Stay Kits” prepared.
  • Keep gas tanks at least half full.
  • Keep emergency kits in different locations.
  • Have enough water, food, and medications to last at least a week.
  • Talk to your kids and become familiar with their school’s plan of emergency.

For more information on emergency preparedness visit Lincoln City Emergency Preparedness and/or Lincoln County Emergency Preparedness.

 

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Daphne Legarza City Manager
City of Lincoln City, Oregon
801 SW HWY 101
Lincoln City, Oregon
97367
1-541-996-2152
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