Oregon § 404.100 Search and Rescue Coordinator; appointment; duties

Oregon Statutes

§ 404.100 — Search and Rescue Coordinator; appointment; duties

Oregon § 404.100

Vol.10

Title 32Military Affairs; Emergency Services

Ch. 404Search and Rescue

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 404.100 (2026).

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The Director of the Oregon Department of Emergency Management shall appoint a Search and Rescue Coordinator to:

(1)Coordinate the search and rescue function of the Oregon Department of Emergency Management;

(2)Coordinate the activities of state and federal agencies involved in search and rescue;

(3)Establish liaison with the Oregon State Sheriffs’ Association and other public and private organizations and agencies involved in search and rescue;

(4)Provide on-scene search and rescue coordination when requested by an authorized person;

(5)Coordinate and process requests for the use of volunteers and equipment;

(6)Assist in developing training and outdoor education programs;

(7)Gather statistics in search and rescue operations; and

(8)Gather and disseminate resource information of per

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The Director of the Oregon Department of Emergency Management shall appoint a Search and Rescue Coordinator to:
(1) Coordinate the search and rescue function of the Oregon Department of Emergency Management;
(2) Coordinate the activities of state and federal agencies involved in search and rescue;
(3) Establish liaison with the Oregon State Sheriffs’ Association and other public and private organizations and agencies involved in search and rescue;
(4) Provide on-scene search and rescue coordination when requested by an authorized person;
(5) Coordinate and process requests for the use of volunteers and equipment;
(6) Assist in developing training and outdoor education programs;
(7) Gather statistics in search and rescue operations; and
(8) Gather and disseminate resource information of personnel, equipment and materials available for search and rescue.