KrissWright4StateRep

I’m grateful I had the chance to attend this important training exercise. Thanks to Jayne Wolf and the Yamhill County Citizens Emergency Response Team (CERT) for leading the “Be 2 Weeks Prepared” training at Chemeketa Community College on March 20th, 2026.

Jayne, thanks for creating such an impressive and important list of resources to help our community prepare for everything from small to regional disasters. I’ll be sharing these throughout the summer to help spread this valuable and critical information.

On behalf of our community, we extend sincere gratitude to Yamhill County Sheriff’s Office, Yamhill County Emergency Management, and Yamhill County CERT for delivering this essential disaster preparedness training. Also, a big thank you to Chemeketa Community College, Yamhill Valley Campus, McMinnville Oregon for the dedicated space for the Be 2 Weeks Prepared Training.

Your leadership, expertise, and commitment to public safety empower residents to plan, prepare, and protect one another. Thank you for investing your time and resources to make Yamhill County safer and more resilient.

A big thanks to everyone who joined the training for personal or community reasons. Your commitment to learning and getting involved is truly inspiring.

Getting prepared can be overwhelming. This training was focused and realistic about preparation, cost and time investments for preparation activities, practicing, keeping your property insurance up to date, how to plan with children to avoid panic, documents you will need; what to expect is covered in 8 units of combined information, activities, and how to respond with resilience. --Kriss Wright

Our family’s experience with brain injury has shown me how complex recovery can be — medically, emotionally, and financially.

Evidence shows progress comes from rigorous research, coordinated clinical care, and strong support for families and caregivers.

I am committed to working with Oregon’s medical centers, researchers, and community organizations to expand state research capacity, improve access to rehabilitation services across urban and rural areas, and build data systems that help clinicians learn what works.

Brain injuries are a public‑health and medical‑research challenge that benefits from collaboration.

I welcome input from survivors, clinicians, researchers, and caregivers as we identify practical steps forward". --Kriss Wright

🧠 March is Brain Injury Awareness Month.
👩‍🔬To better support survivors and advance treatments, we must elect leaders who trust science and commit to funding medical research.
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