Charter - The Claremont Emergency Preparedness Committee (EPC) is an all-volunteer committee within the Claremont Civic Association and directly responsible to the Board of Directors. It was formed to train, inform, and assist Claremont Residents and staff in the event of an emergency or natural disaster. The Claremont Emergency Network consists of three teams. • The Emergency Operation Center (EOC) for communication & control • Regional Coordinators (RC) & Zone Leaders (ZL) for community overwatch & organization • Medical Responders (MR) – provide initial evaluation and treatment for medical emergencies.
2021 Objectives:
Promote Community Service
Advocate Emergency Awareness and Preparedness
Prepare and Train for the Emergency which we pray never happens
Connect with NEW residents within 30 days
Staff YOUR volunteer Emergency Network
Conduct TWO Simulated Disaster Drills/Exercises
Sponsor First Aid/CPR Classes
Meet your Emergency Preparedness Network Volunteers:
Emergency Operations Center
George Heyworth 503 516 8313
Jerry Harris 503 533 4268
Jay Eisenlohr 503 997 0237
Bob Monaghan 503 333 9940
John Weekley 541 639 1072
Doug Sheehan 503 297 8474
Regional Coordinators
Bob Stahl 503 887 3071 Jeff Shrum 503 970 8734 Region A Zones 1-5, 21
Fred Barden 503 629 9605 Region B Zones 6-10
Frank Carroll 503 629 9562 Region C Zones 11-15
Jan Monaco 503 703 8701 Greg Rambo 971 533 5541 Region D Zones 16-20
Jack Malloy 503 799 2164 Regions E Zones 22-27
Bob Hall 703 201 4122 Region F Zones 28-32
Medical Team Coordinators
James Smith 503 690 0619 Red Team
Larry Reedy 425 269 7160 Team Blue
Donald Barford 360 770 9017 Susan Zaretsky 503 810 7377 Team Green
CCA Board Liaison
Jerry Feakes 503 705 4156 CCA Board Liaison
When an emergency occurs, or a drill is scheduled, the Emergency Operation Center, with authorization from the Claremont Civic Association Board Executive Committee, will activate appropriate levels of the Network, potentially sending activation messages to RCs, ZLs, and MR Team Leads. The Network will direct resources and continually communicate updates to the EOC. The Claremont Emergency Network Map, below, provides an Organization Overview: The Emergency Operation Center(EOC); Six Regions (A -- F); 32 Regions (1 -- 32) , and three Medical Responder Areas (Red, Blue, & Green). Home plot numbers are key to this organizational structure.