Oregon Wildfire Preparedness
Make the decisions that are hard to make under pressure: how you will leave, what you will take, how pets will travel, and where your most important records live.
Use this guide →The Widener Agency Safety Center
Practical steps for the days you hope never come.
Clear, Oregon-focused guides to help you make a plan, protect important information, and reduce last-minute decisions during an emergency.
Choose a guideNew interactive story
The shaking stops. The clock starts.
Guide a household through the first ten minutes after a major Oregon earthquake. Five decisions turn official safety guidance into instincts kids and adults can practice together.
- 4–6 minute story
- No countdown pressure
- Personalized practice plan
Start with what matters today
Three useful places to begin.
Each guide includes a short starting list, practical explanations, official Oregon resources, and the insurance questions worth asking.
Cascadia / Earthquake Preparedness
Prepare for a long interruption, not only the shaking: store water and supplies, protect medications, learn your utilities, and decide how your household will reconnect.
Use this guide →Home Inventory
A good inventory does not need to be a perfect spreadsheet. Start with a phone, one room, and enough detail to help your future self remember what was there.
Use this guide →A manageable preparedness plan
Do the work in small passes.
Protect people first.
Plans, medications, communication, mobility, and animals come before property.
Keep a copy somewhere else.
Important documents and inventories should survive the same event that affects the home.
Use current official instructions.
Conditions, evacuation notices, health guidance, and local rules can change quickly.
Preparedness meets understanding
Know the plan. Know the policy.
The Safety Center helps with preparation. The Learning Center explains insurance terms and tradeoffs in the same plain language.
Browse the Learning Center →One calm conversation
Not sure what your current coverage would do?
Bring the questions from any guide. Brandon can help you read the policy and identify what deserves a closer look.