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As part of an evolving and adaptive emergency response operation, data is constantly being captured and updated to accurately reflect the re

Are you signed up for the monthly Debris Management Task Force (DMTF) newsletters? Our monthly newsletter provides the latest information an

As the Bootleg Fire burns in southern Oregon, requiring countless evacuations and destroying homes and structures in its path, it is importa

The 2020 Almeda Fire left more than 2,400 homes destroyed, placing a massive burden on displaced families throughout the Rogue Valley as the

The State of Oregon and the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) have expectations that the work associated with hazard tree cutting a

When an osprey nest was found perched atop a dead, leaning hazard tree ready to fall into the roadway, crews quickly went to work to save th

As work continues to help keep wildfire-impacted communities safe, the independent arborist hired to review the state-led hazard tree proces

With debris removal work completed on more properties every day, the next question for many property owners is: do I need to pay for this, e

To review and complement the thorough three-step hazard tree evaluation process currently underway, an independent arborist has been hired t

In September 2020, the Archie Creek Fire burned more than 131,000 acres along Highway 138. The fire devastated Glide, Oregon, a town of appr

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

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

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The path to recovery and rebuilding from the 2020 Oregon Labor Day Wildfires advances as federal, state and local agencies continue to partn