City of Ashland, Oregon / Fire
Fire
To help those affected by the
Oak Knoll Fire click here.
Ashland Fire and Rescue provides 24 hour service and responds to over 3,000 calls a year in an area that exceeds
650 square miles.
The department enjoys a rich and eventful
history that spans Ashland's early period through today. A rich heritage, and a strong commitment to service heartens the department's desire to adopt new and innovative methods to reduce injury and suffering among city residents during emergencies. Follow the links below or in the navigation bar to the left for more info about Ashland Fire & Rescue. Go to the Chief's Page.
City News
Ashland Fire & Rescue sets up Oak Knoll Fire Help Page
Since the Oak Knoll Fire, residents have mobilized to help those people affected by the fire. To facilitate those generous efforts, Ashland Fire & Rescue published a web page located at www.ashland.or.us/firehelp The page provides useful information for people affected by the Oak Knoll Fire to o... Read more...
Ashland Fire & Rescue Offers New CPR Program
Recognizing that far too many citizens aren’t prepared to do cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) when it’s needed and to increase survival rates among cardiac arrest victims, Ashland Fire & Rescue is offering CPR classes accredited by The American Heart Association. Classes are routinely availab... Read more...
FIRE PREVENTION RESTRICTIONS TIGHTEN ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 5th
The fire danger level on all land within the City of Ashland rises to “extreme” on Thursday along with state, private, county, and Bureau of Land Management lands in Jackson and Josephine counties that are protected by ODF’s Southwest Oregon District.
The Industrial Fire Prec... Read more...
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