What I like is that it does not create a laundry list of things that need to be done. There is a focus to the document and they are prepared to put funding toward accomplishing the work that needs to be done.
A couple of comments are appropriate.
- Getting 250,000 households to become prepared for two weeks is a daunting task. Measuring that achievement will be interesting to watch.
- Oregon has a single point of failure for their petroleum products. Everything is located in the absolutely wrong location. Achieving resilience for that critical infrastructure will not be easy.
- Finally, someone is putting money toward warning. The $600K listed for Washington state has to be "in-kind" since the funding tap for seismic warning has been turned off up here for a long time. [FYI, I just verified my assumption about Washington State funding. These are not "real dollars" for the early warning system.]
