How is TOPOFF different from other exercises that have been held in Oregon?
Oregon jurisdictions regularly plan for and participate in statewide, regional and national exercises to practice and evaluate emergency preparedness, response and recovery capabilities. However, these exercises tend to be directed toward operational activities. TOPOFF, by definition, is a “Top Officials” exercise that seeks to engage executive decision-makers at all levels of government and private sector in the strategic management of a terrorist incident.
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