Alita Fitz

Q: What is Alita Fitz email address?

Email Alita Fitz at alita.fitz@oregonemergency.com. This email is the most updated Alita Fitz email found in 2026.

Q: How to contact Alita Fitz?

To contact Alita Fitz send an email to alita.fitz@oregonemergency.com. (updated on September 13, 2024)

Emergency Management Coordinator at Washington County | Hillsboro, Oregon, United States

About Alita Fitz

Alita Fitz serves as the Emergency Management Coordinator for Washington County, where she plays a pivotal role in enhancing community resilience and preparedness, particularly for underserved populations. With a deep commitment to inclusivity, Alita ensures that emergency management strategies are not only effective but also equitable, addressing the unique needs of communities of color and those historically marginalized. Her current focus includes implementing Everbridge, an advanced internal alerting system designed to streamline communication during emergencies. This initiative involves meticulous management of contact databases, the development of comprehensive procedures and templates, and the training of key internal alert originators to ensure timely and effective alerts.

In addition to her work with Everbridge, Alita has taken on the role of Project Manager for the Regional Disaster Preparedness Organization’s Accessible Alert and Warning Project. This project aims to enhance the accessibility of emergency alerts, ensuring that all community members, regardless of their abilities, receive critical information during crises. Her expertise in incident command and public speaking complements her technical skills, which include proficiency in SharePoint, Adobe Creative Suite, and data analysis tools like @Risk and XLMiner. Alita’s ability to communicate effectively in both English and Spanish further strengthens her outreach efforts, allowing her to connect with a broader audience. Through her dedication and innovative approach, Alita Fitz is not only advancing emergency management practices in Washington County but also fostering a culture of preparedness that empowers all community members to respond effectively in times of need.

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