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On her tour of Jackson County on Thursday, Oregon Governor Kate Brown visited Mountain View Estates in Talent, Oregon, one of the sites bein

Significant progress on the path to recovery continues as state-managed crews move forward in working to clean up debris left in the wake of

MYTH: The Debris Management Task Force (DMTF) is not hiring local contractors.

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Milestone marker: less than four months into operations, debris cleanup work is halfway done.

Our charge: working to ensure that no more lives are lost at the hands of the 2020 wildfires. The fires changed landscapes and left thousand

The 2020 wildfires left more than 100,000 dead or dying trees in its wake. These trees now tower over some of Oregon’s busiest highways, rur

As we enter the third month of the cleanup process, we are making significant strides statewide, but we need your help. To keep our cleanup

We’re all one team and one Oregon during this challenging time. Together we’ll recover and rebuild. The devastation left in the wake of the

An April 15 deadline has been set for property owners to submit a Right-of-Entry (ROE) agreement in Lincoln County to ensure everyone can pa

While our crews keep pace on rapid progress in the two-step cleanup process across Oregon, we need your continued patience and help with kee

Why cleanup with us? We help property owners remove wildfire debris from their properties so that it’s safe and ready to rebuild.

Some property owners indicated on their Private Property Debris Removal questionnaire that they’d like to keep their concrete foundation.

Significant progress continues throughout Oregon as we approach warmer, drier months.

In Oregon, natural resources are a part of who we are. The 2020 Labor Day Wildfires devastated some of our most precious areas, however, eve

MYTH: Cleaning up ash and debris on my property and also hazard trees is fast and easy.

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As we approach the two-month mark, progress continues to move forward early in the overall 18-month cleanup process. This graphic gives an o

In the midst of a global pandemic, the McKenzie School District and its community suffered huge losses from the Holiday Farm Fire. A...