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In this bonus episode, Deschutes County Sheriff Ty Rupert and Emergency Manager Ben Duda discuss how decisions are made during a wildfire emergency. They explain how agencies work together, what factors influence emergency response and evacuation decisions, and what residents should know when conditions change quickly.
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