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Oregon Revised Statutes Military Affairs; Emergency Services § 401.054

Current as of January 01, 2023 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(1) Each of the following state agencies shall designate an individual within the agency to act as a liaison with the Office of Emergency Management:

(a) The Department of Consumer and Business Services;

(b) The Department of Corrections;

(c) The Department of Environmental Quality;

(d) The Department of Human Services;

(e) The Department of Justice;

(f) The Department of Land Conservation and Development;

(g) The Department of State Police;

(h) The Department of Transportation;

(i) The Judicial Department;

(j) The Oregon Department of Administrative Services;

(k) The Oregon Department of Aviation;

(L) The Oregon Health Authority;

(m) The Public Utility Commission of Oregon;

(n) The State Department of Agriculture;

(o) The State Department of Energy;

(p) The State Department of Fish and Wildlife;

(q) The State Department of Geology and Mineral Industries;

(r) The State Fire Marshal;

(s) The State Forestry Department;

(t) The State Marine Board;

(u) The State Parks and Recreation Department; and

(v) The Water Resources Department.

(2) Each state agency required to designate a liaison under this section shall designate an individual who has authority during an emergency to allocate resources and assets of the agency.

(3) Each individual designated as a liaison under subsection (1) of this section shall assist in the coordination of the functions of the individual's agency that relate to emergency preparedness and response with similar functions of the Office of Emergency Management.

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