ODF's Wildland Fire Situation Report is to help create a snapshot of large fire information, weather and prevention information. To read the full report, visit https://t.co/5H71IPSyGe.
Join us at the Wildfire Recovery Resource Center from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday at the Crook County High School gymnasium. Local, state and federal agencies will be on hand to provide information, resources and assistance to support residents affected by this summer's wildfires.
Happy first day of fall! Weβre so excited for the beauty of the trees this season, and itβs already beginning at the Tillamook Forest Center!π The autumn hours at the Tillamook Forest Center are Wednesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Fire danger levels are changing, and with that comes different restrictions. Stay informed about the fire restrictions where you live or where you're planning to recreate by visiting https://t.co/ubaQlhebmf.
ODF is in D.C. this week to talk about wildfire in the West with lawmakers, government officials, stakeholders, and more from across the nation. Our own State Forester KC is there representing state-level interests for a wildfire policy roundtable.
ODF's Wildland Fire Situation Report is to help create a snapshot of large fire information, weather and prevention information. To read the full report, visit https://t.co/V6dsLzLeHa
As we remember September 11 on this 25th anniversary, we honor the fallen and courageous first responders. Their dedication reflects the same spirit we see in Oregonβs first responders and wildland firefighters. We remain grateful for all who answer the call to serve and protect.
ODF Complex Incident Management Team 1 has been deployed to the Rowe Creek Complex and Shingle Fire and will take command of the incidents tomorrow. The team will be there primarily to manage suppression repair on these incidents.
The Board of Forestry is meeting tomorrow at Salem headquarters. View the agenda, sign up for public comment, review the board packet, or watch the livestream at https://t.co/GU4HGrhhRO
ODF's Wildland Fire Situation Report is to help create a snapshot of large fire information, weather and prevention information. To read the full report, visit https://t.co/RdO9yB04ZX
Even with rain in the forecast, it is still best to cover your pile and wait to burn. Fuels across the state remain extremely dry and we're going to need more consistent wetting rains before it's safe to debris burn.
Check local fire restrictions at https://t.co/ubaQlhebmf
ODF's Wildland Fire Situation Report is to help create a snapshot of large fire information, weather and prevention information. To read the full report, visit https://t.co/ztRoeKglDo
ODF's Wildland Fire Situation Report is to help create a snapshot of large fire information, weather and prevention information. To read the full report, visit https://t.co/nBIPg8Jztw
ODF's Wildland Fire Situation Report is to help create a snapshot of large fire information, weather and prevention information. To read the full report, visit https://t.co/yF2ly5CUAr
ODF's Wildland Fire Situation Report is to help create a snapshot of large fire information, weather and prevention information. To read the full report, visit https://t.co/PiekxMYVUe
Through the NW Compact, a mutual aid agreement with western states, provinces and territories, the Oregon Department of Forestry has brought in 19 firefighters from Alberta, the Yukon Territory and Saskatchewan who will be spread out amongst several fires in Oregon.
ODF's Wildland Fire Situation Report is to help create a snapshot of large fire information, weather and prevention information. To read the full report, visit https://t.co/HrKtN8xNv8