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

In a social media post on Instagram, ODOT said this of the incident last week: There are other hazards besides snow and ice. Always be aler

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

The Debris Management Task Force has been working for more than a year to remove thousands of dead and dying trees left behind by the 2020 w

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

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.

The Beachie Creek/Lionshead Fire — the largest 2020 Labor Day fire — burned an astonishing 402,274 acres, mostly in Marion County. Debris Ma

Beginning this week and moving into next, crews are mobilizing to complete work along Highways 62 and 97 near Chiloquin.

Nestled above North Fork Road along the Santiam River lies Taylor Park – a summer retreat known by few people outside the families lucky eno

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Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan released an advisory report today that found that ODOT appears to be doing well managing the hazardou

On a quiet September afternoon, a small group excitedly gathered to witness the highly anticipated release of two very special birds.

The 2020 Holiday Farm Fire in Lane County left over 23,500 dead or dying trees within striking distance of OR-126 along the McKenzie River.

Crews on OR-224 are just a few weeks away from completing hazard tree removal on OR-224 in Clackamas County, but the complicated task of mak

On Tuesday, September 8, 2020, a fire began in the Mount Thielsen Wilderness within the Diamond Lake Ranger District. An east wind event cau

As hazard tree removal work continues along OR-138E east of Roseburg, travelers are advised to seek alternate routes or plan for significant

Recovery work from the 2020 Riverside Fire continues to progress along OR-224 in Clackamas County with the roadway expected to reopen as sch