The Oregon Department of Forestry and the state are jointly managing wildfire response efforts.
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Updated Sep 15
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The Oregon Department of Forestry and the state are jointly managing wildfire response efforts.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The state and Oregon Department of Forestry received $122.8 million for wildfire suppression costs and approved $7.5 million for operational funding.Sub-event
- A new bill (HB 3940) provides dedicated funding for mitigation, while programs like Fire Adapted Oregon expand emergency response capacity in the state of Oregon.Sub-event
ODF and the state are jointly managing wildfire response efforts.1 source
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Oregon Department of Forestry
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state
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Related events
- Governor Tina Kotek announced securing FEMA grants to boost wildfire response efforts in Central Oregon.
- The Emergency Fire Cost Committee is operational, overseeing a dedicated fund and providing services related to fire incidents.
- California teams are supporting Oregon's largest active wildfires as the state manages its fire response.
- The Oregon Department of Forestry is enforcing fire safety laws and advising on fire safety rules in Oregon.
- Officials are monitoring conditions to determine fire danger levels in coordination with the Oregon Department of Forestry.