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Oregon emergency office says declaration wouldn t have helped in heat-related deaths

Oregon emergency office says declaration wouldn t have helped in heat-related deaths Allison Mechanic, KATU Staff But why? Cooling centers were set up. People were passing out water on the street and fans were delivered to people s homes. As the death toll rises, the Oregon Office of Emergency Management, OEM, is looking into what more should have been done. We want to know what else needs to be done to ensure that whatever barriers existed that caused these folks to lose their lives, those barriers are eliminated in the future, said Andrew Phelps, director of Oregon OEM. Phelps says they started preparing for the heatwave the week before it hit. Getting agencies, cities and counties together to see how they were going to handle things. Phelps says everyone was prepared.

What went wrong during the historic heat wave in Oregon?

County officials, state leaders try to figure out what went wrong during historic heat wave 79 Oregonians have died in connection to the state s historic heat wave officials are trying to figure out what went wrong. Author: Cristin Severance (KGW), Andrew Dorn Published: 7:04 PM PDT July 1, 2021 Updated: 7:15 PM PDT July 1, 2021 PORTLAND, Ore. The number of people who died as a result of Oregon s record breaking heat wave has risen to 79, according to the state medical examiner.  The majority of those deaths occurred in Multnomah County where 51 people have died due to excessive heat since Friday county officials we spoke to said that number could rise in the coming days.

15-year-old foster child missing since mid-May in Portland area, could be in danger

15-year-old foster child missing since mid-May in Portland area, could be in danger KATU Staff © Provided by KATU Portland PORTLAND, Ore. – A 15-year-old in Oregon’s foster care system went missing in Portland back in May, and officials say the child could be in danger. The Oregon Department of Human Services said Alyx Martinez went missing on May 10. They are believed to be in danger, officials said. Alyx is said to frequent the Ed Benedict Skate Plaza on Powell Boulevard, and could be camping in the Kelly Butte Natural Area in southeast Portland. Alyx uses they/them pronouns and is described as about 5-foot 9-inches tall, weighing 130 pounds, with brown hair and dark brown eyes with glasses.

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