Do you think a catastrophic earthquake will strike Oregon?

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642 Votes

Do you think a catastrophic earthquake will strike Oregon?

50%

Yes, and soon! Yes, and soon!

50%

Not in my lifetime. Not in my lifetime.

50%

Yes, and soon!

There's evidence of something like this happening soon, like new fault lines discovered on Mt. Hood and a series of earthquakes off the Oregon Coast this year. Time to prepare!

There's evidence of something like this happening soon, like new fault lines discovered on Mt. Hood and a series of earthquakes off the Oregon Coast this year. Time to prepare! Show Less

7 Comments

I. C.C.

I have been hearing about this since the 90's when I lived on a house boat in Portland. It will happen, I just hope it is in the future not now. It is going to be one the biggest ones ever.

I. C.C.

To add, people who don't think this will happen, haven't lived on the west coast. I have been in several and they aren't something you take lightly.

Kiefer Davis

Scientists say yes.

Don Brownfield

It is coming

JohnWayne Kenneth Pool

The science says it will.

John Merrill

It's when.....

John Driscoll

We're past due.

Bob Crain

Soon is a relative term but the probability is high enough to be concerned and to be prepared. My biggest concern is for my friends on the west side of the Cascades.

50%

Not in my lifetime.

Events like these cannot be planned for. Besides, most fault activity's been taking place off the coast, not on the mainland. I don't think fault lines beneath our state's infra... Show More

Events like these cannot be planned for. Besides, most fault activity's been taking place off the coast, not on the mainland. I don't think fault lines beneath our state's infrastructure should cause anyone to lose sleep. Show Less

2 Comments

Heidi Owen

lmao

Kenneth Swipies

No faults to worry us, no volcanic activity to cons=cern us, no fracking. Not to worry.

Would you consider getting to work in a way that does not use a car?

Asked by KTVZ

102 Votes

Would you consider getting to work in a way that does not use a car?

14%

Yes Yes

86%

No No

14%

Yes

1 Comment

Jeff Sanders

Living in Bend I always have.

86%

No

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

Do you think ADU's are a good tool for adding housing supply?

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164 Votes

Do you think ADU's are a good tool for adding housing supply?

43%

YES YES

57%

NO NO

43%

YES

1 Comment

Mike DeSouza

I'm in the process.the city of bend will not allow a second water meter on any city property. They are only allowing me to tap into my existing water line. I have to dig up my entire driveway. The added cost is $15k dollars. If they allow a second meter it would only cost 2k. Please help

57%

NO

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KTVZ

Do you think a catastrophic earthquake will strike Oregon?

50% Yes, and soon! Yes, and soon!

50% Not in my lifetime. Not in my lifetime.

50% Yes, and soon!

50% Not in my lifetime.

Would you consider getting to work in a way that does not use a car?

14% Yes Yes

86% No No

14% Yes

86% No

Do you think ADU's are a good tool for adding housing supply?

43% YES YES

57% NO NO

43% YES

57% NO

50%

Yes, and soon! Yes, and soon!

50%

Not in my lifetime. Not in my lifetime.

50%

Yes, and soon!

50%

Not in my lifetime.

14%

Yes Yes

86%

No No

14%

Yes

86%

No

43%

YES YES

57%

NO NO

43%

YES

57%

NO