In this episode, we navigate the complexities and intricacies of preparing for a disaster of immense magnitude - the potential cataclysm unleashed by the Cascadia Subduction Zone. Join us as we explore the preparations, strategies, and collaborations that go into emergency management at the county level, with a focus on mitigating the impacts of such an event.

Our guest this week is Tiffany Brown, the dedicated Emergency Manager for Clatsop County. With her vast experience in managing and planning for crisis situations, Tiffany provides invaluable insights into the comprehensive plans put in place to ensure the safety and well-being of Clatsop County's residents.

We'll delve into a recent landmark accomplishment - the successful execution of a communications exercise with the U.S. Navy. This achievement demonstrated for the first time the capability for direct radio contact between county authorities and the Navy, a vital tool for effective disaster response and coordination.

Tiffany will also discuss the groundbreaking deployment of energy restoration equipment by the U.S. Navy's Third Fleet along the beach. This initiative, a game-changer in disaster response strategy, underscores the importance of immediate and efficient energy restoration in the wake of large-scale disasters.

Tune in to understand the preparations underway, the challenges faced, and the partnerships that are being forged in the face of the Cascadia Subduction Zone threat. This episode offers a compelling view of the immense work done behind the scenes in emergency management and showcases the resilience of our communities in the face of potential disasters.