Resource Management Sub-Committee
As of summer 2023, the Resource Management Committee (RMC) is no longer meeting. The RMC is now inactive. If you have questions about the RMC or past work products or materials the RMC developed, please contact RDPO@portlandoregon.gov.
The RMC was a sub-committee of the Emergency Managers Work Group (REMTEC). It was responsible for developing the capability to mobilize and track resources across the Portland Urban Area and across disciplines and agencies within the region in an emergency. The RMC developed solutions to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of regional resource management.
Appendix A available upon request
Projects
2009 – 2014
Regional Resource Inventory. All-hazard, multi-discipline inventory of vendor resources.
2010
Regional Logistics Support Plan and Course Materials. The basic plan for coordinating resource support across the Portland Metro Region. It describes a concept of operations for the Regional Logistics Support Team (RLST).
2014
EOC Logistics Section and Chief Training Curriculum. Curriculum, course materials, and instructor guide.
2018
Resource Management Handbook. Guidance on how to request resources in a major emergency and manage the emergency resource request process.
2018-Present
Post-Disaster Facilities Assessment, Allocation and Report. A tool, process and framework for locating and assigning appropriate sites for emergency uses such as debris storage, fuel storage, heliports, commercial points of distribution, and shelters.
2019
Hire RDPO Logistics Specialist limited-term position
Update SOP
Update Logistics course, deliver training
Create resource ordering course module, deliver training
Update RLST plan, team recruitment
Continue Post-Disaster Facilities Assessment project
Scope resource ordering project automation
2020
Resource tracking project
Pre-scripted resource request project
Finalize Post-Disaster Facilities Assessment project
2021
Regional MAC System Resource Management AAR. Regional logistics After Action Report covering COVID-19, wildfires, severe weather, and civil unrest during 2020-2021.