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An independent arborist continues work this week to review the Debris Management Task Force (Task Force) hazard tree operation and the proce

Expect more drivers and dry conditions, use alternate routes. As more people get vaccinated and pandemic restrictions ease, more travelers a

As Debris Management Task Force (Task Force) work continues to pick up throughout the state, property owners are understandably eager to reb

As crews continue wildfire debris cleanup work statewide, the Debris Management Task Force (Task Force) wants to give everyone with wildfire

An independent arborist began work this week to review the Debris Management Task Force (Task Force) hazard tree operation and the process u

By size alone, the 2,500-acre Echo Mountain Complex Fire was tiny compared to the massive Labor Day wildfires that burned in the Cascades an

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Community air monitoring is set to begin in two new locations later this month.

As part of the historic effort to remove thousands of fire-damaged trees after more than a million acres burned in the 2020 wildfires, the a

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

While we continue moving forward with cleanup from the Labor Day fires of 2020, we must all work together to avoid another devastating fire

We understand and sympathize with the range of responses to a post-fire recovery operation that is new to Oregon, and the distressing experi

Nestled in Santiam Canyon along the picturesque nine-mile-long Detroit Lake is the small tourist town of Detroit. With only about 210 full-t

Once the ash and debris has been removed from your property, it is understandable to think that starting some additional work will speed up

We know that the devastation left by the 2020 wildfires is traumatic for all Oregonians, especially for the impacted communities and the nea

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

As the Debris Management Task Force (DMTF) crosses the halfway mark in restoring fire-destroyed homesites, groups across the state are mobil

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.