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Brown declares heat emergency for 23 counties July 29 2021
The Thursday announcement reverses the state s response to the late June heat wave suspected of killing 116 people.
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown declared a state of emergency in 23 counties on Thursday because of forecast high heat, with temperatures expected to exceed 100 degrees on Friday, July 30. As Oregon faces another high heat event, it s important that we make available all needed resources to assist every level of government helping Oregonians stay safe and healthy, Brown said in the July 29 announcement. We know that these excessively high temperatures are placing a significant burden on local and Tribal jurisdictions, and that they can also impact critical infrastructure, including utilities and transportation.
Portland, Multnomah County better prepped for heat, they say July 28 2021
Officials say they learned from late June heat wave when most deaths happened in the county.
Portland and Multnomah County officials say they are better prepared for the high temperatures predicted this weekend, but still call on residents to look out for their family members, friends and neighbors. We must act with urgency to ensure community safety as extreme heat becomes the new normal, said Mayor Ted Wheeler. I ask all Portlanders to check in with family, friends and neighbors this week, especially those living alone and without air conditioning, and share where they can go to keep cool.