Chapter 114, (2026 Laws): Effective date January 1, 2027.
Summary
HB 4121 establishes a Statewide Regional Training Office, a State Resilience Officer, and an Oregon Disaster Recovery Authority to coordinate emergency planning, training, and recovery. It also defines Resilience Hubs and Networks, authorizes overnight training at funded facilities, lets counties waive certain civil penalties during emergencies, and requires fingerprinting of emergency‑management staff. The bill funds these efforts through bonding, a disaster‑recovery fund, and grant accounts, and it mandates a fire‑marshal health‑coverage study.
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