Oregonians advised to prepare for potential triple-digit temperatures through the weekend

In response to calls for an investigation and as part of the unprecedented effort to remove fire-damaged trees after more than a million acres burned in the 2020 wildfires, an independent arborist reviewed the intricate process underway for evaluating fire-damaged trees for safety purposes. His review finds that the certified arborists and professional foresters performing the work are qualified and the evaluation criteria and marking process are sound.

Expect more drivers and dry conditions, use alternate routes

As part of the historic effort to remove thousands of fire-damaged trees after more than a million acres burned in the 2020 wildfires, the arborist will review the intricate process underway for determining which fire-damaged trees near state highways and homes pose safety threats during a five-year period

Hazard tree felling helps remove threats as work to recover fire impacted lands continues

Right of Entry Agreements Due April 15

Check before visiting recreation sites to find alternatives to areas that are closed due to impacts from the 2020 wildfire season.

These alerts can give the public precious seconds to take protective action before the shaking arrives.

Oregon Office of Emergency Management leans forward to assist, offers safety tips.

Oregon’s Office of Emergency Management urges residents to be prepared for flooding, landslides and power outages