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Fire in Lane County Near Mapleton Prompts Level 3 'Go Now' Evacuations

Wildfires · Mapleton

Fire in Lane County Near Mapleton Prompts Level 3 'Go Now' Evacuations

78% Center coverage: 9 sources

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) -- A wildfire in Lane County near Mapleton prompted Level 3 "Go Now" evacuations, the Lane County Sheriff's Office announced on Thursday. The evacuation levels are for the areas of Rice Road and Hilltop Road near Mapleton. "There is immediate and imminent danger and you should evacuate immediately," officials said. This is a developing story.See the Story

Officials Tally Number of Homes Lost in Rowena Fire as Evacuation Levels Ease

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Officials Tally Number of Homes Lost in Rowena Fire as Evacuation Levels Ease

89% Center coverage: 9 sources

Authorities reported 49 homes destroyed in the Rowena fire even as improving conditions prompted officials to ease evacuation orders for several hundred Wasco County homes.See the Story

56 homes burned in Rowena fire, containment operations continue

56 homes burned in Rowena fire, containment operations continue

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

The fire burned 91 other structures, including sheds, barns and shops. It was 10% contained Sunday morning.See the Story

Governor Declares State of Emergency for Rowena Fire - Elkhorn Media Group

SALEM – (Release from Governor Tina Kotek’s Office) Governor Tina Kotek declared a State of Emergency to protect life, safety, and property due to the Rowena Fire that has caused a natural disaster in Wasco County. Beginning June 11, 2025, severe wildfire rolled through Wasco County, primarily in Rowena just west of The Dalles, causing extensive damage to homes and critical infrastructure which is threatening life, safety, and property. State an…Tina Kotek · Panama See the Story

FEMA Fire Management Assistance Declaration - Oregon Upper Applegate Road Fire

FEMA Alert June 18, 2025 FEMA has issued a Fire Management Assistance Declaration for the state of Oregon to supplement state, tribal and local recovery efforts in areas affected by the Upper Applegate Road Fire on June 18, 2025. The following counties have been approved for assistance: Public Assistance: Jackson Oregon Upper Applegate Road Fire (FM-5590-OR) List of Affected Zip Codes Additional Resources FEMA’s web site FEMA’s Disaster De…Oregon, United States · Oregon See the Story

Southern Oregon Secures Federal Aid to Fight Upper Applegate Fire

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is stepping in to assist with the Upper Applegate Fire in Jackson County.Douglas County, Oregon · Douglas County See the Story

Upper Applegate Fire Estimated 470 Acres; some Evacs Downgraded

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Firefighters are responding to a vegetation fire on the 2000 block of Upper Applegate Road in Jacksonville.Jacksonville · Jacksonville See the Story

Continued progress towards containment

Rowena, Ore. – Firefighters have made significant progress this week, steadily increasing containment on the Rowena Fire each day. Now one week since the fire began, the crews’ tireless efforts are paying off. The southern edge of the fire has up to 150 feet of cold, black line, with other parts of the fire up to 100 feet deep. Overnight, firefighters continued to patrol for hot spots and mark areas of concern for the incoming day shift. Today, …Rowena · Rowena Read Article

A Look Into the Cost of a Wildfire

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

The Oregon Department of Forestry is statutorily obligated to investigate every fire that starts on ODF-protected land. If the fire is human-caused, the responsible party is held accountable for the cost of suppression efforts. “ It's a large sliding scale,…Wildfires See the Story

'Hotter and Drier' June May Worsen Wildfire Outlook, Oregon Department of Forestry Says

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MOSIER, Ore. (KOIN) — As the wildfire season continues to grow, Oregon state and federal officials provided an update Friday morning on what residents can expect heading into summer. Those talks come after the state saw a handful of brush fires this week, with some even sparking evacuations. In Mosier, the earth was left scorched following the Cherry Hill fire on Wednesday. Oregon Department of Forestry said crews will continue to monitor until …Firefighters See the Story

32 Escaped debris burns already reported by ODF this spring, residents urged to exercise caution while burning - Elkhorn Media Group

EASTERN OREGON – (Release from the Oregon Department of Forestry) The Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) and other fire prevention experts are urging everyone to exercise caution when disposing of yard debris this spring. There have already been 32 escaped debris burns reported on ODF-protected land in 2025, nearly double the amount compared to this time last year. The average size of a spring escaped debris burn is about one acre, or the size …Wildfires · Oregon See the Story

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