Emergency Management
Pacific County Emergency management primarily focuses on preparedness.
Community preparedness for all disasters requires identifying resources and expertise in advance, and planning how these can be used in a disaster.
SERVING ALL OF
PACIFIC COUNTY
We are here to help
- Sandbags and sand are available at the following locations: (Bring your own shovel)
- Long Beach City Hall, 115 Bolstad, Long Beach
- Pacific County Department of Public Works, 318 2nd Street NE, Long Beach
- Pacific County Department of Public Works, Naselle Shop
- Pacific County Department of Public Works, Willapa Road Stockpile Facility
- South Bend, Cheney Park, behind Bud’s Lumber
- Raymond, City Shop, 300 First Street, Raymond (during regular business hours)
An ADVISORY means that code, ice and snow are expected. A WATCH means severe weather such as heavy snow or ice in the next day or two. A WARNING means severe winter conditions have begun or will begin very soon.
The best way to prepare for a disaster is to have at least 2 weeks of supplies. Click here for more information.
Visiting Pacific County?
Our coast is beautiful, and it comes with hazards visitors don’t always expect: tsunamis, sneaker waves, storms, and remote areas with limited cell service. Our free Visitor Safety Guide covers what to know before you explore, available in English and Spanish.
