Taborvilla NET

From Portland NET Wiki

New to NET?

Get Ready Visit PublicAlerts.org to learn and prepare yourself for local emergencies.
Get Involved Support your neighborhood by volunteering to be a Neighborhood Emergency Team (NET) member. During a citywide or regional emergency such as a severe winter storm, flood, or major earthquake, volunteer neighborhood rescuers will likely be first on-the-scene when firefighters and police are slowed by impassable streets or overwhelmed by calls for help.

Overview

The Montavilla, Mount Tabor, North Tabor, and South Tabor neighborhood teams have combined efforts and meet on a regular basis. We would love to have you join us! You do not have to complete NET training in order to attend and participate in meetings. If you are interested in getting officially trained, we’re happy to help you make that happen. Also, if you are interested in preparedness but aren’t able to participate in the NET, there are still plenty of ways to get involved. Explore this website to learn about other resources and opportunities.

Please email us at net.taborvilla@gmail.com to connect!

Support Us!

Here are some ways to support our all-volunteer team:

If you can’t help, maybe someone you know can. Please forward this message to friends, family, and neighbors. Please help us spread the word!

Other Ways to Get Involved

Not everyone is able to become a trained NET and/or attend our meetings, but there are many other ways you can contribute.

  • Organize your block. Use the Map Your Neighborhood program, or invite us to do a presentation for your block.
  • Volunteer for the City of Portland’s incredibly important BEECN Program. This is an excellent way to participate without much time commitment.
  • Check out trainings and events offered by all of the Neighborhood Emergency Teams throughout the city.
  • Follow the Facebook Group.
  • Help us hang flyers and talk to businesses, schools, religious organizations, apartment communities, etc. We can provide you with talking points, guidance, and materials.
  • If there’s another way you’d like to contribute, let us know.