Find trusted wildfire information and resources in one convenient location. Access current weather and fire conditions, prescribed burn information, and links to local, state, and federal fire partners to help you stay informed, prepared, and safe throughout the fire season. Hogar About Staff Employment General General Restricciones de incendios públicos Industrial Fire Restrictions Quema de escombros Blog Social Media Feed New Page Contacto Services Search Results RESOURCES Find trusted wildfire information and resources in one convenient location. Access current weather and fire conditions, prescribed burn information, and links to local, state, and federal fire partners to help you stay informed, prepared, and safe throughout the fire season. Defensible Space Defensible space is the buffer between your home and the surrounding vegetation that helps slow or stop the spread of wildfire. By reducing combustible materials around structures, homeowners can significantly improve firefighter access, increase the likelihood that a home will survive a wildfire, and reduce the risk of fire spreading to neighboring properties. Creating defensible space isn't a one-time project—it's an ongoing effort that should be maintained throughout the year. Resource Information National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) – Defensible Space Firewise USA® Program Oregon Department of Forestry Wildfire Prevention Resources OSFM Defensible Space Resources Questions about wildfire preparedness, becoming a Firewise community, or defensible space within the Douglas District, give us a call or click the contact button below. Our prevention staff can help connect you with educational resources to reduce wildfire risk around your property. Contact Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) - 2026 Update Update Overview A Community Wildfire Protection Plan is a collaboratively developed document that identifies wildfire hazards, prioritizes risk-reduction strategies, and provides recommendations to help homeowners and communities reduce the ignitability of structures both within and beyond the County’s designated wildland–urban interface (WUI) areas. Learn More Prescribed Burning ORS 477.625 PERMIT TO USE FIRE ORS 477.515 PERMITS REQUIRED FOR FIRES ON FORESTLAND ORS 477.365 DUTIES AND POWER OF WARDENS OAR 629-048-0020 NECESSITY OF PRESCRIBED BURNING EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES The Ecological Effects of Fire Prescribed Fire: Why We Burn The Forestland Burning Guide DEQ: Burning 101 Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) Information WEATHER MesoWest-Oregon ODF Significant Fire Potential Map Medford Fire Weather Forecast Predictive Services Air Quality / Smoke Report ACIS Climate Maps Land Classification ODF definition of Forestland Classification What is Forestland Classification Storymap Fire Partners Wildfire response is a shared responsibility. Our fire partners include local, state, and federal agencies that work together to prevent, prepare for, and respond to wildfires throughout our region. Explore these trusted organizations to find additional information on fire restrictions, wildfire preparedness, incident updates, prescribed fire, and community safety resources. Local Fire Districts Map North Elkton Rural Fire Protection District 541-584-2300 Fair Oaks Rural Fire District 541-459-9802 Kellogg Rural Fire District 541-459-7911 North Douglas County Fire & EMS 541-836-2282 Oakland Rural Fire Protection District 541-459-5427 Scottsburg Rural Fire District 541-587-4300 Sutherlin Fire Department 541-459-1394 Central Camas Valley Rural Fire District 541-445-2207 Central Douglas Fire & Rescue 541-673-5503 541-679-8721 Glide Rural Fire Protection District 541-496-0224 Lookingglass Rural Fire District 541- 679-5555 Roseburg Fire Department 541-492-6770 Tenmile Rural Fire District 541-679-1882 South Canyonville- South Umpqua Fire District 541-672-0379 Days Creek Volunteer Fire Department 541-825-3216 Glendale Rural Fire Protection District 541-832-2983 Milo Rural Volunteer Fire Department 541-825-3661 Myrtle Creek Fire Department 541-863-3852 Riddle Fire Protection District 541-874-2373 Tiller Rural Fire Protection District 541-825-3685 Tri-City Rural Fire Protection District 541-863-6871 LOCAL FIRE STATE & FEDERAL

Wildland firefighters protecting 1.6 million acres of the Douglas District in Southern Oregon. Hogar About Staff Employment General General Restricciones de incendios públicos Industrial Fire Restrictions Quema de escombros Services Blog Social Media Feed New Page Contacto Search Results Contáctenos Please use this contact method for general inquries. Do not use this contact form to report fires. If you need emergency assistance, dial 9-1-1 immediately. bosque de douglas Asociación Protectora Carretera del aeropuerto 1758 NE Roseburg, OR 97470 Oficina: 541-672-6507 Línea de información: 541-672-0379 ¡Éxito! Mensaje recibido. Enviar