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September 26, 2026 | Preparedness Month No. 2
Reflections on the Echo Mountain Fire introduce practical steps toward becoming “Be 2 Weeks Ready.” This issue explores business disaster planning, North Lincoln County’s Community Emergency Response Team, and how emergency declarations and succession planning help county government keep working during a crisis.
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2026 Editions
September 26, 2026 | Preparedness Month: Ready Households, Businesses & Neighbors
Reflections on the Echo Mountain Fire introduce practical steps toward becoming “Be 2 Weeks Ready.” This issue explores business disaster planning, North Lincoln County’s Community Emergency Response Team, and how emergency declarations and succession planning help county government keep working during a crisis.
September 10, 2026 | Preparedness Month: County Readiness & Practical Steps at Home
A look at Lincoln County’s emergency planning, communications investments, and Readiness Fair, alongside practical guidance on emergency kits, evacuation planning, and wildfire protection. This issue also introduces tsunami vertical evacuation guidance and recognizes local firefighters’ statewide service.
July 15, 2026 | Summer Celebrations & the People Behind Them
Highlights from Beach, Bacon & Brews, the Lincoln County Fair & Rodeo, and the Toledo Summer Festival & Logging Show. This issue recognizes the nonprofits, volunteers, youth programs, and local traditions that make these gatherings meaningful.
July 3, 2026 | Commissioner Access, Budget Challenges & the County Fair
An update on the federal court ruling restoring regular commissioner access and the financial pressures outlined in Lincoln County’s proposed 2026–27 budget. This issue also celebrates the Lincoln County Fair & Rodeo and its role in bringing the community together.
June 3, 2026 | Affordable Housing, Emergency Readiness & Community Partnerships
A look at Toledo’s Olalla Meadows affordable housing development, countywide disaster preparedness, and Lincoln County’s new Health and Human Services director. Additional highlights include youth entrepreneurs, support for local families, and coastal conservation.
May 10, 2026 | County Leadership, Budget Planning & Community Updates
Updates on the commissioner vacancy, county budget planning, federal forestland coordination, and Commissioner Miller’s lawsuit. This issue also highlights the Public Health annual report and upcoming community celebrations.
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