Cascadia Coastal Coalition
Mission
The mission of the organization is to promote disaster readiness, response, recovery and resilience in support of Pacific Northwest coastal communities.
Overview
Cascadia Coastal Coalition is registered as a 501(c) 3 non-profit corporation. We are organized and shall be operated exclusively for purposes that are beneficial to the public interest. Donations may be tax-deductible.
Our Areas of Interest are the coastal communities in Alaska, Oregon, and Washington.
Our initial projects center around Medical Care (see below) and Emergency Communications during the inital phase of disasters.
Cascadia Coastal Community Net
Amateur Radio Net the first and third Thursday of the month on Brandmeister Talk Group 31412. For more information and calendar of events.
Activities
Cascadia Coastal Colalition (C.C.C.) is organized and shall be operated exclusively for the purposes that are beneficial to the public interest.
- C.C.C. provides consultation and liaison to build coastal public agency and private entity cooperation
- C.C.C. promotes awareness, training and exercise development and coordination
- C.C.C. is a catalyst for statewide and regional coalition development
- C.C.C. pursues diverse sources of funding to support our mission, events and services
Cascadia Coastal Coalition's
August 2026
Cache Familiarization with Partners at Camp Baker
HAM and Starlink Equipment Donated
Southern Coos Hospital & Health Center CEO Raymond Hino, left, with Dr. Helen Miller and Dr. Ralph Garono of the Cascadia Coastal Coalition pose with the newç they donated to the hospital to aid with emergency preparedness. The donation was funded through a grant from the Oregon Office of Rural Health’s Rural Health Incubator Program. Miller, Garono, Jan Glarum and Karmen Fore started the small Oregon-based regional nonprofit Cascadia Coastal Coalition as a 501c3 nonprofit in July, 2021 (www.cascadiacoastalcoalition.org).
July 2026
Deployment of Remaining Communication Caches to Our Southern OR Coastal Partners
Equipment in Storage
Southern Coos Hospital CEO, Ray Hino, and CCC's, Dr. Ralph Garono, move Communication Equipment into storage.
Oregon Coast Artisan & Trade Education Collective in Charleston, OR
Dr. Shon Schooler and Dr. Garono inspect Communication Equipment at OCATEC.
April 2026
Oregon Prepared in SunRiver, OR.
March 2026
Greentrees HOA Emergency Response Team Exercise
September 2025
Equipment begins to roll in. Cascadia Coastal Coalition is assembling UHF/VHF, HF, and Satellite Communication Caches for Oregon's Central and South Coast. Thank you to our supporters - Oregon Department of Emergency Management, Western Lane Community Foundation, and Oregon Office of Rural Health.