Linn County Natural Hazards Survey

Linn County Natural Hazards History

Please take a minute to complete this short survey about natural hazards in Linn County. Also, please feel free to share this survey with other stakeholders or constituents.

This survey will help us consider which natural hazards are most frequent, which are the most likely to cause damage or loss, which hazards Linn County residents are most prepared for and those that are likely to cause the most damage, if they occur.

Thank you for your time.

Questions or comments should be addressed to Katherine Daniel (katherine.daniel@dlcd.oregon.gov or 971-375-3767)
1.What places in Linn County are you most familiar with?
2.How were you affected by the natural hazard event?
3.What natural hazards concern you and your family most?
1 (Not concerned)
2
3
4
5 (extremely concerned)
Winter Storms/Ice Storms
Floods
Landslides/Avalanches
Wildfires
Windstorms/Tornadoes
Drought
Earthquakes
Volcanic eruptions
Smoke or bad air quality
Excessive Heat
Dam Failure
4.How do you presently receive information on how to protect your household and property from damage due to natural disaster?
Always
Sometimes
Rarely
Never
City or county website
City or county social media account
Linn-Benton ALERT
Community-run Facebook groups
Other websites
Local newspaper
TV
Radio
My child's school
Mail
Fact sheet/brochures
Extension service
Workshops/meetings
5.If there are other ways you currently receive information on how to protect your household and property from damage due to natural disasters, please let us know.
6.How do you feel your community is doing to make people aware of the natural hazards that they may face?
7.Do you and your family have an emergency kit?
8.If you do not have a kit, what is the reason?
9.Do you or your family have an emergency plan?
10.If you do not have a plan, what is the reason why?
11.Linn County and its cities are currently updating our Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan. The plan will help you, county and city leaders better understand your risk of natural hazards and help to reduce that risk. To see a copy of the existing plan visit (Linn County 2017 NHMP)

Please share any question or comments that you have about the plan.
Current Progress,
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