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OVERVIEW DIVISION Organization and Command Structure March 2004 Cascades, the Bureau provides fire protection with its own personnel and equipment or through various cooperative agreements. 9. STATE AND FEDERAL MILITARY PERSONNEL Military personnel such as the U.S. Coast Guard, Oregon National Guard, and others stationed within the state may also participate in mutual aid activities, especially in cases of natural disaster such as flood and earthquake. Participation by these entities is triggered by a state or federal declaration of emergency followed by a specific request for assistance. Under ORS 396, 399, and 401, the Governor may declare a state of emergency and direct the Oregon National Guard to be placed in state (versus federal) active duty status. The State bears the financial responsibility for the committed forces’ pay, full equipment maintenance, and other expenses. The policy of the Governor and the Adjutant General is to mobilize only those resources necessary to respond to and recover from the emergency situation. The Guard is trained and equipped to help with law enforcement, medical care, traffic control, firefighting support, potable water transportation, communications equipment, and kitchen and other logistical support. 10. OREGON DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE The Department of State Police enforces the traffic laws, the laws relating to arson, and all criminal laws throughout Oregon. The State Police is capable of mobilizing law enforcement and traffic control support, communications equipment, and logistical support. 11. OREGON DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION The Oregon Department of Transportation, in addition to the Governor, is authorized by statute to close highways and re-route traffic. The department provides barricades, signs and personnel to implement a closure or detour. s/MobPlan/organiza I-B-8
I-B-9 W. Lane - Douglas Curry Coos Tillamook Lincoln Clatsop Josephine Yamhill Polk Benton Douglas Columbia . Washington Jackson Marion Lane Multnomah Fire Defense Districts Clackamas Linn Hood River Klamath Sherman - Wasco Jefferson Warm Springs Partner Deschutes Crook Lake Wheeler Umatilla - Morrow - Gilliam Grant Harney Union Baker Malheur Wallowa OVERVIEW DIVISION Organization and Command Structure March 2004
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