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Oregon Office of Emergency Management

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Oregon Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is an emergency services system authorized by the U.S. state of Oregon legislature to coordinate efforts to "prevent, prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies".

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Oregon Office of Emergency Management
Fairview Industrial Drive Southeast, Salem

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