[Libs-Or] Remember the Ides of March

[JANSSON Kyle * OPRD]

Julius Caesar wasn't prepared when disaster struck. Does your library and your community have the "resilience" of its own to survive emergencies and disasters such as floods, storms and earthquakes? What are those factors that will enable your library and your community to better survive that next disaster? The Ford Institute for Community Living, which is based in Roseburg, has a half dozen articles about surviving disasters and emergency preparedness in Oregon communities that can be read at
http://www.community-vitality.org/Spring2014TimeToPrepare.html

If your library wants free help in getting started on emergency preparedness or an emergency plan for its collections, members of the Oregon Heritage MentorCorps are standing by to help now. To request a mentor, contact MentorCorps coordinator Cara Kaser at heritage.mentorcorps at oregon.gov<mailto:heritage.mentorcorps at oregon.gov> or visit www.mindyourcollections.org<http://www.mindyourcollections.org>


Kyle Jansson
Oregon Heritage Commission
725 Summer St. NE, Suite C
Salem OR 97301

My email address has changed to kyle.jansson at oregon.gov<mailto:kyle.jansson at oregon.gov>

503.986.0673

www.oregonheritage.org

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