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PNWER has been awarded an EDA Grant to develop a Comprehensive Regional Pandemic Resilience Roadmap to improve capacities of communities to safely and successfully address the challenges and economically recover from a pandemic.  Learn More​

​The Region 6 Critical Infrastructure Working Group has completed its fuel distribution prioritization framework planning project. This project coordinated King County and the Washington State Department of Commerce fuel planning efforts to inform what the priorities will be in a fuel emergency.  Learn More

Everyone has a role in becoming prepared for disasters. That includes elected officials at every level of government. Understanding where they plug in before, during and after a disaster is good for elected officials to be aware of. Check out this short video focused on local elected and senior officials, understanding that many of the points made can also apply to state and federal officials. Become ready by becoming informed!

​Maritime resilience will be a critical component for response and recovery from a major disaster in the region. Current projects will inform how the maritime sector can be a key partner in responding to a major earthquake.
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​Attacks on IT Systems are an ever-increasing threat in our world today. The CRDR is committed to encouraging public-private partnerships and information-sharing in an effort to create a more protected and resilient region. Learn More

​​The CRDR's Eric Holdeman runs Disaster Zone, the top blog in the nation on the topic of emergency management. Check out his blog for interesting information on all aspects of disaster prevention, preparedness, recovery, and response.

​​The Center for Regional Disaster Resilience (CRDR) builds upon a long legacy of Pacific Northwest Economic Region's (PNWER) work to enhance the economic resilience of the region, through all-hazards disaster preparedness and resilience. The CRDR is committed to working with states, provinces, territories, and communities to create public-private partnerships, develop action plans, and undertake pilot projects and activities to improve regional disaster resilience cooperation. Learn more about PNWER here.