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This is the final update to be sent as part of the Debris Management Task Force operation.

The unprecedented mission to help Oregon recover and rebuild after the devastating September 2020 wildfires provided hundreds of local jobs

For all intents and purposes, we are honored to report that the majority of all Task Force-led wildfire debris and hazard tree removal work

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For all intents and purposes, the majority of Task Force-led debris and hazard tree removal is complete, allowing next steps in recovery wor

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The Debris Management Task Force wishes Oregon a Happy New Year as we look forward to a year of hope, resilience and action. We thank wildfi

In the year of cleanup efforts following the Oregon 2020 wildfires, Debris Management Task Force crews have cleared ash and debris from over

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Historic wildfires devastated the Santiam Canyon in 2020, destroying hundreds of thousands of acres in national forests and leveling entire

The Debris Management Task Force wishes you a warm and happy holiday as we reflect on 2021 and look ahead to 2022.

Judy and Tony Baalman went to the same hill in Talent, Oregon every week. Between sips of Dutch Bros. coffee, they would watch from their pi

The Labor Day 2020 wildfires burned more than a million acres of Oregon land, forever altering Oregon’s forests and natural landscapes, and,

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On September 7, the 242 Fire broke out in Klamath County, burning more than 14,000 acres and damaging homes and commercial structures in are

As wildfire recovery is an arduous and traumatic multi-year journey, the critical first step of clearing debris is complete in most areas an

The Debris Management Task Force will suspend hazard tree removal work along state highways to help mitigate traffic delays leading up to th

The 2020 Labor Day fires burned more than a million acres and drastically changed Oregon’s landscape.

While wildfire recovery is an arduous multiyear journey, the critical first step to clear wildfire debris continues to get closer to the fin

If you sustained losses or damage due to wildfires beginning September 7, 2020, you may be eligible for disaster aid.