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cat_notes: Questions - Referrals to 211 by YCAP etc. Do they all know there are several options ie online database & subscriptions?? ----- 11/12/20 - old info 2‐1‐1 service is currently available from 211info in six Oregon counties (Clackamas, Washington, Multnomah, Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson) and four Washington counties (Clark, Cowlitz, Skamania and Wahkiakum). Welcome Coos, Curry and Jackson counties to 211 service! Aug 29, 2012 ------------- old Mission notes: from website: 211info connects the people of Oregon and Southwest Washington with the community resources they need. History In 2004, national momentum behind a single, easy-to-remember phone number that would connect people to health and community services brought 211info to the Portland metro area. 211info provides information about community services for Oregon covering more than 80% of the state’s population. 211info also works with the Washington Information Network 211 to serve two counties in Southwest Washington. 211info, a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization, has been in operation since 1980. With decades of crisis and call center experience, 211info leverages its technical and program expertise to provide core infrastructure for the Oregon 211 Network. Our goal is to bring 211 service to every Oregonian by 2013. Subscribe to our email alerts to keep up-to-date on the latest community service developments in your area. If you are trying to dial 211 but are having technical issues, please read this 211info FAQ. -> Old Contact info w/notes in other contacts: Matt Kinshella, Communications Director My email is: matt@211info.org ----- (found that 211 referring calls to TF) 11/12 Unaware how/why (found Yamhill county referring to 211 for calls - online list??) City Hall (LC), YCAP, Questions - Referrals to 211 by YCAP etc. Do they all know there are several options ie online database & subscriptions?? ----- 11/12/20 - old info 2‐1‐1 service is currently available from 211info in six Oregon counties (Clackamas, Washington, Multnomah, Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson) and four Washington counties (Clark, Cowlitz, Skamania and Wahkiakum). Welcome Coos, Curry and Jackson counties to 211 service! Aug 29, 2012 ------------- old Mission notes: from website: 211info connects the people of Oregon and Southwest Washington with the community resources they need. History In 2004, national momentum behind a single, easy-to-remember phone number that would connect people to health and community services brought 211info to the Portland metro area. 211info provides information about community services for Oregon covering more than 80% of the state’s population. 211info also works with the Washington Information Network 211 to serve two counties in Southwest Washington. 211info, a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization, has been in operation since 1980. With decades of crisis and call center experience, 211info leverages its technical and program expertise to provide core infrastructure for the Oregon 211 Network. Our goal is to bring 211 service to every Oregonian by 2013. Subscribe to our email alerts to keep up-to-date on the latest community service developments in your area. If you are trying to dial 211 but are having technical issues, please read this 211info FAQ.

notes: 2020 - **OREGON WILDFIRE INFORMATION** https://wildfire.oregon.gov/ ============ Tsunami Debris Alert - Looking for information about tsunami debris? http://211info.org/tsunami NEW for areas on the coast - Thousands of coastal Oregonians need your help today. If you are on the coast or know someone who is please ask them take a second to test dial 211. Once you do, fill out our survey. Thank you. If you are trying to reach our call center, but are experiencing technical difficulties dial 1-800-723-3638 ------ Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS! -> 2020 - https://www.211info.org/emergency-management **OREGON WILDFIRE INFORMATION** https://wildfire.oregon.gov/ ============ Tsunami Debris Alert - Looking for information about tsunami debris? http://211info.org/tsunami NEW for areas on the coast - Thousands of coastal Oregonians need your help today. If you are on the coast or know someone who is please ask them take a second to test dial 211. Once you do, fill out our survey. Thank you. If you are trying to reach our call center, but are experiencing technical difficulties dial 1-800-723-3638 ------ Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS!

notes: 2020 - https://www.211info.org/emergency-management **OREGON WILDFIRE INFORMATION** https://wildfire.oregon.gov/ ============ Tsunami Debris Alert - Looking for information about tsunami debris? http://211info.org/tsunami NEW for areas on the coast - Thousands of coastal Oregonians need your help today. If you are on the coast or know someone who is please ask them take a second to test dial 211. Once you do, fill out our survey. Thank you. If you are trying to reach our call center, but are experiencing technical difficulties dial 1-800-723-3638 ------ Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS! -> 2020 - OREGON WILDFIRES 2020 https://www.211info.org/wildfires https://www.211info.org/emergency-management **OREGON WILDFIRE INFORMATION** https://wildfire.oregon.gov/ ============ Tsunami Debris Alert - Looking for information about tsunami debris? http://211info.org/tsunami NEW for areas on the coast - Thousands of coastal Oregonians need your help today. If you are on the coast or know someone who is please ask them take a second to test dial 211. Once you do, fill out our survey. Thank you. If you are trying to reach our call center, but are experiencing technical difficulties dial 1-800-723-3638 ------ Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS!

notes: 2020 - OREGON WILDFIRES 2020 https://www.211info.org/wildfires https://www.211info.org/emergency-management **OREGON WILDFIRE INFORMATION** https://wildfire.oregon.gov/ ============ Tsunami Debris Alert - Looking for information about tsunami debris? http://211info.org/tsunami NEW for areas on the coast - Thousands of coastal Oregonians need your help today. If you are on the coast or know someone who is please ask them take a second to test dial 211. Once you do, fill out our survey. Thank you. If you are trying to reach our call center, but are experiencing technical difficulties dial 1-800-723-3638 ------ Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS! -> 2020 - OREGON WILDFIRES 2020 https://www.211info.org/wildfires 211info WILDFIRE Information & Resources ### Due to the rapidly evolving situation, please check official sources frequently for up to date information. https://www.211info.org/emergency-management **OREGON WILDFIRE INFORMATION** https://wildfire.oregon.gov/ ============ Tsunami Debris Alert - Looking for information about tsunami debris? http://211info.org/tsunami NEW for areas on the coast - Thousands of coastal Oregonians need your help today. If you are on the coast or know someone who is please ask them take a second to test dial 211. Once you do, fill out our survey. Thank you. If you are trying to reach our call center, but are experiencing technical difficulties dial 1-800-723-3638 ------ Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS!

mission: from website: 211info connects the people of Oregon and Southwest Washington with the community resources they need. History In 2004, national momentum behind a single, easy-to-remember phone number that would connect people to health and community services brought 211info to the Portland metro area. 211info provides information about community services for Oregon covering more than 80% of the state’s population. 211info also works with the Washington Information Network 211 to serve two counties in Southwest Washington. 211info, a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization, has been in operation since 1980. With decades of crisis and call center experience, 211info leverages its technical and program expertise to provide core infrastructure for the Oregon 211 Network. Our goal is to bring 211 service to every Oregonian by 2013. Subscribe to our email alerts to keep up-to-date on the latest community service developments in your area. If you are trying to dial 211 but are having technical issues, please read this 211info FAQ. -> 211info connects people with health and social service organizations. At our heart is our core Community Information Center, supported by Resource Database team. We’ve expanded to include enhanced information & referral and assistance programs that target specific services.
cat_notes: Questions - Referrals to 211 by YCAP etc. Do they all know there are several options ie online database & subscriptions?? ----- 11/12/20 - old info 2‐1‐1 service is currently available from 211info in six Oregon counties (Clackamas, Washington, Multnomah, Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson) and four Washington counties (Clark, Cowlitz, Skamania and Wahkiakum). Welcome Coos, Curry and Jackson counties to 211 service! Aug 29, 2012 -> Questions - Referrals to 211 by YCAP etc. Do they all know there are several options ie online database & subscriptions?? ----- 11/12/20 - old info 2‐1‐1 service is currently available from 211info in six Oregon counties (Clackamas, Washington, Multnomah, Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson) and four Washington counties (Clark, Cowlitz, Skamania and Wahkiakum). Welcome Coos, Curry and Jackson counties to 211 service! Aug 29, 2012 ------------- old Mission notes: from website: 211info connects the people of Oregon and Southwest Washington with the community resources they need. History In 2004, national momentum behind a single, easy-to-remember phone number that would connect people to health and community services brought 211info to the Portland metro area. 211info provides information about community services for Oregon covering more than 80% of the state’s population. 211info also works with the Washington Information Network 211 to serve two counties in Southwest Washington. 211info, a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization, has been in operation since 1980. With decades of crisis and call center experience, 211info leverages its technical and program expertise to provide core infrastructure for the Oregon 211 Network. Our goal is to bring 211 service to every Oregonian by 2013. Subscribe to our email alerts to keep up-to-date on the latest community service developments in your area. If you are trying to dial 211 but are having technical issues, please read this 211info FAQ.

notes: Tsunami Debris Alert - Looking for information about tsunami debris? http://211info.org/tsunami NEW for areas on the coast - Thousands of coastal Oregonians need your help today. If you are on the coast or know someone who is please ask them take a second to test dial 211. Once you do, fill out our survey. Thank you. If you are trying to reach our call center, but are experiencing technical difficulties dial 1-800-723-3638 ------ Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS! -> 2020 - **OREGON WILDFIRE INFORMATION** https://wildfire.oregon.gov/ ============ Tsunami Debris Alert - Looking for information about tsunami debris? http://211info.org/tsunami NEW for areas on the coast - Thousands of coastal Oregonians need your help today. If you are on the coast or know someone who is please ask them take a second to test dial 211. Once you do, fill out our survey. Thank you. If you are trying to reach our call center, but are experiencing technical difficulties dial 1-800-723-3638 ------ Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS!

notes: Tsunami Debris Alert NEW for areas on the coast - Thousands of coastal Oregonians need your help today. If you are on the coast or know someone who is please ask them take a second to test dial 211. Once you do, fill out our survey. Thank you. If you are trying to reach our call center, but are experiencing technical difficulties dial 1-800-723-3638 Looking for information about tsunami debris? http://211info.org/tsunami ------ Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS! ----- Community Resource Database http://211info.org/community-resource-database -> Tsunami Debris Alert - Looking for information about tsunami debris? http://211info.org/tsunami NEW for areas on the coast - Thousands of coastal Oregonians need your help today. If you are on the coast or know someone who is please ask them take a second to test dial 211. Once you do, fill out our survey. Thank you. If you are trying to reach our call center, but are experiencing technical difficulties dial 1-800-723-3638 ------ Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS!
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mission: 2‐1‐1 service is currently available from 211info in six Oregon counties (Clackamas, Washington, Multnomah, Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson) and four Washington counties (Clark, Cowlitz, Skamania and Wahkiakum). Welcome Coos, Curry and Jackson counties to 211 service! Aug 29, 2012 -> from website: 211info connects the people of Oregon and Southwest Washington with the community resources they need. History In 2004, national momentum behind a single, easy-to-remember phone number that would connect people to health and community services brought 211info to the Portland metro area. 211info provides information about community services for Oregon covering more than 80% of the state’s population. 211info also works with the Washington Information Network 211 to serve two counties in Southwest Washington. 211info, a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization, has been in operation since 1980. With decades of crisis and call center experience, 211info leverages its technical and program expertise to provide core infrastructure for the Oregon 211 Network. Our goal is to bring 211 service to every Oregonian by 2013. Subscribe to our email alerts to keep up-to-date on the latest community service developments in your area. If you are trying to dial 211 but are having technical issues, please read this 211info FAQ.
cat_notes: Questions - Referrals to 211 by YCAP etc. Do they all know there are several options ie online database & subscriptions?? ----- -> Questions - Referrals to 211 by YCAP etc. Do they all know there are several options ie online database & subscriptions?? ----- 11/12/20 - old info 2‐1‐1 service is currently available from 211info in six Oregon counties (Clackamas, Washington, Multnomah, Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson) and four Washington counties (Clark, Cowlitz, Skamania and Wahkiakum). Welcome Coos, Curry and Jackson counties to 211 service! Aug 29, 2012

cat_notes: -> Questions - Referrals to 211 by YCAP etc. Do they all know there are several options ie online database & subscriptions?? -----

name: 211 info -> 211 info - Oregon

main_phone: 211 OR 503‐222‐5555 -> 211 OR 503‐222‐5555 OR http://211info.org/community-resource-database
notes: Tsunami Debris Alert NEW for areas on the coast - Thousands of coastal Oregonians need your help today. If you are on the coast or know someone who is please ask them take a second to test dial 211. Once you do, fill out our survey. Thank you. If you are trying to reach our call center, but are experiencing technical difficulties dial 1-800-723-3638 Looking for information about tsunami debris? http://211info.org/tsunami ------ Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS! -> Tsunami Debris Alert NEW for areas on the coast - Thousands of coastal Oregonians need your help today. If you are on the coast or know someone who is please ask them take a second to test dial 211. Once you do, fill out our survey. Thank you. If you are trying to reach our call center, but are experiencing technical difficulties dial 1-800-723-3638 Looking for information about tsunami debris? http://211info.org/tsunami ------ Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS! ----- Community Resource Database http://211info.org/community-resource-database

mission: 2‐1‐1 service is currently available from 211info in six Oregon counties (Clackamas, Washington, Multnomah, Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson) and four Washington counties (Clark, Cowlitz, Skamania and Wahkiakum). -> 2‐1‐1 service is currently available from 211info in six Oregon counties (Clackamas, Washington, Multnomah, Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson) and four Washington counties (Clark, Cowlitz, Skamania and Wahkiakum). Welcome Coos, Curry and Jackson counties to 211 service! Aug 29, 2012

town: -> Portland
address: -> 1435 NE 81st Ave. Suite 500
zip: 00000 -> 97213
latitude: -> 45.533019
longitude: -> -122.579739

notes: Tsunami Debris Alert Thousands of coastal Oregonians need your help today. If you are on the coast or know someone who is please ask them take a second to test dial 211. Once you do, fill out this survey. Thank you. Looking for information about tsunami debris? http://211info.org/tsunami ------ Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS! -> Tsunami Debris Alert NEW for areas on the coast - Thousands of coastal Oregonians need your help today. If you are on the coast or know someone who is please ask them take a second to test dial 211. Once you do, fill out our survey. Thank you. If you are trying to reach our call center, but are experiencing technical difficulties dial 1-800-723-3638 Looking for information about tsunami debris? http://211info.org/tsunami ------ Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS!

notes: Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS! -> Tsunami Debris Alert Thousands of coastal Oregonians need your help today. If you are on the coast or know someone who is please ask them take a second to test dial 211. Once you do, fill out this survey. Thank you. Looking for information about tsunami debris? http://211info.org/tsunami ------ Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS!

notes: -> Check out our Twitter feed. Its the first place we post all breaking news. And we also share information from other organizations that we don't post anywhere else. Both on an everyday basis and during a public health or emergency basis, twitter is our go-to place for posting relevant information. Our Facebook page, on the other hand, is more light-hearted. You'll get to engage colleagues in discussions about health and social service issues you care about. You'll also get an inside glimpse into what we do every day (including our famous 'cheese day' celebrations). SEE WEBSITE FOR LINKS!
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