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	== Community Resilience Districts Program History ==		== Community Resilience Districts Program History ==
	The ideas behind CRDs coalesced into a draft program called "Neighborhood Preparedness Wards" in 2017 ~~and a~~ concept paper was developed for the St. Johns neighborhood. The concept paper was presented to St. Johns NET and community partners in the spring of 2017, and the present committee approved moving forward with it.		The ideas behind CRDs coalesced into a draft program called "Neighborhood Preparedness Wards" in 2017. The Wards program was developed concurrently with the [https://hcpaw.portlandoregon.gov/u/yGPDVSHjw2PaY8NW/df598da0-00d5-4836-bed9-8b7cc53aff2e?l Portland Fire Bureau's Blueprint for Success concept], proposed by Chief Mike Myers, which included many of the same philosophical underpinnings. A concept paper was developed for the St. Johns neighborhood. The concept paper was presented to St. Johns NET and community partners in the spring of 2017, and the present committee approved moving forward with it.