- Tina Kotek issued Executive Order 26-09 regarding the current drought status in Oregon.
- Heat and drought conditions have heightened wildfire risks in Oregon.
- Neighboring states, including Idaho, Oregon, and Northern California, are competing for firefighting resources due to heightened wildfire risk.
- California teams are supporting Oregon's largest active wildfires as the state manages its fire response.
Fires allegedly started by PacificCorp lines are burning in Oregon and California, prompting utility mitigation efforts across the Pacific Northwest.
5 reports, 1 independent
Updated Sep 8
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What happened
Fires allegedly started by PacificCorp lines are burning in Oregon and California, prompting utility mitigation efforts across the Pacific Northwest.
Who's involved
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