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A [[Volunteer Support Functions Introduction and Directory|Volunteer Support Function (VSF)]] is a functional area under which volunteers carry out their responsibilities. Each VSF is broken into position assignments. VSF 03.03 is the position assigned to NETs when volunteering with the [https://urbanfloodsafetyor.gov/about-us/ Urban Flood Safety & Water Quality District] (UFSWQD) as a Levee Inspection Team Member. | A [[Volunteer Support Functions Introduction and Directory|Volunteer Support Function (VSF)]] is a functional area under which volunteers carry out their responsibilities. Each VSF is broken into position assignments. VSF 03.03.01 is the position assigned to NETs when volunteering with the [https://urbanfloodsafetyor.gov/about-us/ Urban Flood Safety & Water Quality District] (UFSWQD) as a Levee Inspection Team Member. | ||
The UFSWQD manages 27 miles of levees that divert Columbia River and Lower Columbia Slough floodwaters away from properties within the District boundaries. Though the levee system is well maintained, there are still known areas with risk drivers that should receive special attention during emergency response. | The UFSWQD manages 27 miles of levees that divert Columbia River and Lower Columbia Slough floodwaters away from properties within the District boundaries. Though the levee system is well maintained, there are still known areas with risk drivers that should receive special attention during emergency response. | ||
