If you reached this page because you are wishing to report a fire, please call 911.
Reporting a Fire
Every chief is required by statute to provide the Office of State Fire Marshal with a full report of every fire occurring within their jurisdiction within seven days. ORS 476.210 (2)
Your agency's data is an important part of the Oregon fire picture. NFIRS data is used to demonstrate the importance of the work done by the fire service, helping those inside and outside the industry to better understand the fire service's role and value in each community.
The OSFM provides fire agencies with free access to
ImageTrend Elite, a statewide, internet-based incident reporting system, and centralized data repository, to report fire department data. See the bottom of this page for on-demand training modules, or contact the OSFM for more information about how to use this free service.
Information about NFIRS can be found on the following websites:
2023 Incident Reporting by Agency
Reports updated monthly
2022 Incident Reporting by Agency
2021 Incident Reporting by Agency
Wildland Fire Module Incident How-To Guides
Generally, incident types 141 (forest, woods, or wildland fire), 142 (brush or brush-and-grass mixture fire), and 143 (grass fire) should be reported using the basic and wildland fire modules. Please do not use the fire module to report these fire incident types.
Below are how-to guides for wildland fire incidents. One guide is for direct entry into Image Trend Elite and the other is a generalized version to aid agencies using a third-party vendor for reporting.
We appreciate your efforts to file incident reports timely and accurately. For assistance with NFIRS reporting, please contact us at 1-877-588-8787 or
OSFMdata@osp.oregon.gov.