City of Ashland, Oregon / Fire
Fire
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 Forest Resiliency Field Trip
Ashland Forest Resiliency Stewardship Project will be hosting a field Trip. Join us Saturday, July 31st from 9:00 am until noon. Transportation will be provided to field locations in the watershed. Meet at the Rotary Centennial Skating Rink parking lot across from the Lit... Read more...
Ashland Forest Resiliency Open House
An Ashland Forest Resiliency Stewardship Project Public Review and Open House
The Ashland Forest Resiliency Partnership invites you to an open house event to review plans in progress to protect and restore the forests in and surrounding the Ashland Watershed; source of our city’s drinking water.
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Fire Danger Increases to HIGH in City of Ashland
As temperatures consistently stay high, fire danger increases to HIGH this morning on all lands within the City of Ashland, as well as all state, county, private, and Bureau of Land Management lands protected by the Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) in Jackson and Josephine Counties. An IFPL I con... Read more...
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