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![]() The official site of the City of Stayton, Gateway to the Santiam Canyon |
![]() The City of Sublimity is a rural, residential community located on the western low foothills of the Oregon Cascades about 15 miles southeast of Salem. |
![]() A cooperative effort between the United States Department of the Interior (DOI), the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), and their land management agencies. |
![]() This website is built specifically for small forest landowners of Oregon. It was created by the Partnership for Forestry Education, a collaboration of state, federal and private organizations, to make the management of your forestland easier and more effective. |
![]() Linn County is dedicated to serving the needs of the public. |
![]() Sign up for local emergency alerts and other important community news by signing up for our Emergency Alert Program. |
![]() You can search for directions on how to recycle and/or dispose of an item or substance or pick from a list. |
![]() The Marion County, Oregon web site. Located south of the Portland metropolitan area. |
![]() Preparing all students for continuing education, work and citizenship. |
![]() Home of Oregon Forest Resources Institute (OFRI) which was created to enhance collaboration among forest scientists, public agencies, community organizations, conservation groups and forest landowners; to provide objective information about responsible forest management; and to encourage environmentally sound forest practices through training and other educational programs |
![]() Welcome to the online portal of news and happenings with Stayton, Oregon’s Regis High School |
![]() Faith, Learning and Service since 1929 |
![]() Your Partner in Good Health |
![]() Your Guide to Stayton Area Happenings |
![]() Get Connected, Get Promoted, Be Informed, Get involved |
![]() Link to proper flag etiquette |
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![]() Emergency Services |
![]() Daily fire service news tailored to each state. |
![]() Department of Public Safety Standards and Training |
![]() Federal Emergency Management Agency |
![]() Providing Daily Updates in News - Products and events throughout the country. |
![]() Information about national wildland fires. |
![]() The purpose of this free on-line library is to provide a single, easy to search source in which individuals, agencies and organizations can access Just In Time Disaster Training Videos. |
![]() Marion County emergency information including river levels, road closures and weather. |
![]() Our dispatch agency. |
![]() Regional up-to-date information on wildfires, wildfire prevention and fire statistics. |
![]() Academy students need to complete and show proof of passing all 3 of the following: IS-700.a National Incident Management Systems (NIMS) an introduction, IS-100.b (ICS 100) Introduction to Incident Command System, and IS-200.b (ICS 200) ICS for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents. |
![]() Interagency resource coordination, logistics support, aviation support and predictive services for all state and federal agencies involved in wildland fire management and suppression in the region. |
![]() Forest Fire: prevention, current fires, restrictions, closures, and other information from Oregon Department of Forestry. |
![]() The Emergency Medical Services and Trauma Systems Program develops and regulates systems that provide quality emergency care to victims of sudden illness or traumatic injury. This ensures that responders are fully trained, that emergency medical vehicles are properly equipped, and emergency medical systems are functioning efficiently and effectively. |
![]() Fire and EMS news from the National Capital area, around the country and around the world. It is written by former television and radio reporter Dave Statter |
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![]() Fire & Life Safety |
![]() UL’s Firefighter Safety Research Institute (FSRI) found that a simple behavioral change, closing your bedroom door, could have a potentially life-saving impact. Learn more and take the pledge. |
![]() Consumer Product Recalls - notices and reporting. |
![]() Can you have a campfire? Link to public fire restriction map. |
![]() Provides relief point for disaster survivors to access and apply for assistance. |
![]() Using three steps - Learn, Practice and Share - children in grades 3 through 5 (ages 8 to 11) learn how to stay safe in an emergency and are empowered to take action by practicing preparedness. |
![]() This website offers information and specific actions you can take, no matter what your role, to reduce your risk to the next wildfire. |
![]() Test your fire safety knowledge with this interactive quiz |
![]() Fire Prevention Week is observed annually in October. The Office of State Fire Marshal (OSFM), members of the Oregon Life Safety Team and fire safety advocates around the state promote a theme each year and provide fire safety information to fire departments to educate Oregonians on fire safety. |
![]() The Minnesota State Fire Marshal Division has created an on-line fire safety game that can be used educating the public about fire safety. |
![]() THE COLLEGE STUDENT’S GUIDE TO FIRE SAFETY AND EDUCATION |
![]() Learn about residential fire sprinklers and why you should think about putting them in your next new home. |
![]() NFPA's Fire Sprinkler Initiative - Bringing Fire Safety Home |
![]() Discover landscape plants that are key to a fire-resistant landscape for the Willamette Valley of Oregon. Browse through Perennials, Groundcovers, Vines, Shrubs, and Trees. Almost 200 plants are cataloged with photo, description, and visual key. Get the app or view the PDF. |
![]() A multi-agency effort designed to reach beyond the fire service by involving homeowners, community leaders, planners, developers, and others in the effort to protect people, property, and natural resources from the risk of wildland fire. |
![]() Individual private landowners can institute use and access restrictions on their lands due to current fires or because of other concerns about fire danger. Contact any landowner before attempting to access and use their land for any purpose. |
![]() OSFM Home Fire Escape Planning Resources and Links |
![]() Educational and informational resource for consumers, builders, fire service, and community leaders about Home Fire Sprinkers. |
![]() Learn about home fire sprinklers and why you should ask for them. |
![]() Home Fire Sprinklers - Bringing Safety Home. Learn the facts. |
![]() Test your knowledge |
![]() Keep Oregon Green Association - Wildfire Prevention |
![]() District Customers can purchase Lock Box for their residence or business to provide Stayton Fire Department quick access in case of a fire or an emergency medical incident. |
![]() Oregon Department of Human Services site on Influenza (flu) - prevention information and investigation updates |
![]() Oregon Impact provides educational experiences to end impaired and distracted driving. |
![]() The Community Education Services unit coordinates the multi-disciplinary Oregon Life Safety Team (OLST) with fire service and fire service association partners, state, federal, county, city, private, and partner association members. Team members implement statewide fire prevention and safety education, and endorse, promote, and distribute educational materials. Members also relay educational information to fire departments in their regions. |
![]() Oregon Safety Information on Wildfire, Motel/Motel, Emergency Preparedness, Travel Tips, and Campfire Safety |
![]() The Oregon Wildfire Risk Explorer is designed to increase wildfire awareness, give a comprehensive view of wildfire risk and local fire history, and educate users about wildfire prevention and mitigation resources. |
![]() The Oregon Wildfire Risk Explorer is designed to increase wildfire awareness, give a comprehensive view of wildfire risk and local fire history, and educate users about wildfire prevention and mitigation resources. This viewer directly serves homeowners and community leaders. |
![]() Project Wildfire is the community organization that facilitates, educates, disseminates and maximizes community efforts toward effective fire planning and mitigation. |
![]() Sparky the Fire Dog shares some great on-line resources for teaching kids about fire safety. |
![]() December, January and February are the leading months for U.S. home fires! Learn what you can do to protect your home and loved ones. |
![]() Prepare, Plan, Stay Informed - Emergency Preparedness Resources and Information. |
![]() Installation resources, codes, rules, and statutes. Training resources and frequently asked questions (FAQ). |
![]() Only YOU can prevent forest fires. |
![]() Fun interactive on-line fire prevention activities for kids with Sparky the Fire Dog. |
![]() Site dedicated to a national campaign to stop gas fires. Great site with tips for parents on talking to kids, videos and testimonials. |
![]() Road & weather information including road camera links. |
![]() NFPA and Young Minds Inspired have teamed up to provide 4 virtual workshop videos and accompanying lesson plans for teachers to help students better understand wildifires. |
![]() Fire Safety tips on Christmas trees to holiday decorating. |
![]() Tips to prepare your family before winter, and what to do after a storm |
![]() Health & Wellness |
![]() Resource specializing in emergency responder behavioral health needs via education, professional counseling and setting up workplace behavioral health programs. Includes resources for combating stress unique to emergency responders. |
![]() Daily news and updates of firefighter's close calls around the country. |
![]() The Firehouse.com Health & Fitness product category is a collection of information, product listings, and resources for researching various firefighter health and fitness equipment, including physical training, exercise equipment, firefighter health, nutrition options. |
![]() The NVFC Heart-Healthy Firefighter Program is the only national program dedicated to saving America's firefighters and EMS personnel from their leading cause of death: heart disease |
![]() Local Fire Departments |
![]() The District's mission is to provide the best possible service of Fire and Life Safety To everyone and everything In the Fire District through Protection, Prevention and Education |
![]() Jefferson Rural Fire Protection District was established in 1956 and covers approximately 100 square miles which includes the communities of Jefferson, Millersburg, and Talbot. |
![]() The District’s mission is to protect lives, property, and the environment through quality emergency response and community involvement. The mission will be achieved by career and volunteer professionals committed to excellence and dedicated to service in fire prevention, emergency medical services, fire suppression, hazardous materials and natural disaster response. |
![]() The Lyons Rural Fire Protection District is committed to serving the community. To protect, save lives and property by providing the highest quality of emergency medical and fire service possible. |
![]() The Marion County Fire District #1 is not part of the city or the county, but instead is a “special service district” that provides fire and emergency service to residents in unincorporated Marion County. The fire district is run by an elected, volunteer board comprised of residents of the fire district. |
![]() Watching over the communities of Scio, Crabtree and the Bilyeu Den area. Offering fire suppression, fire prevention, and emergency medical services. |
![]() Efficiently and effectively preserve and protect life and property from fire through prevention and suppression. Reduce the adverse effects of injury and sudden illness through quality emergency medical services as first responders. Provide necessary services during natural and manmade disasters. Respond to the community as requested in the spirit of the Fire Service. |
![]() The members of the Sublimity Fire District, through our commitment to innovation, service and excellence, will always strive to be leaders in fire and life safety services, and to be the model of a successful volunteer fire district. |
![]() Turner Fire District will become an organization continually pursuing excellence, ensuring public health and safety through choices based on our stated values and principles. |
![]() Oregon Fire Service |
![]() The Oregon Fire Chiefs Association proudly serves Oregon's fire service. A membership organization, OFCA strives to provide leadership and valued services to support fire chiefs and administrative officers throughout the state. |
![]() The Oregon Fire Recruitment Network is a place for Oregon recruiters to network. The site provides a comprehensive list of nearly all Oregon Fire Departments and their contact information, as well as a detailed resource page and multi agency calendar. |
![]() Oregon Fire Service Office Administrators is a networking and educational organization for administrative personnel serving Oregon Fire Service agencies - from Fire Chiefs and Administrative Assistants to Entry Level Clerk positions. |
![]() Oregon State Police - Oregon Office of State Fire Marshal |
![]() The Oregon Volunteer Firefighters Association represents emergency medical technicians, (EMT) and firefighters across Oregon. |
![]() Regional/National Fire Service |
![]() Fire Corps helps departments build more capacity by connecting them to community volunteers who can assist in a variety of non-emergency roles. |
![]() International Association of Fire Chiefs |
![]() National Volunteer Fire Council |
![]() The Western Fire Chiefs Association (WFCA) supports, promotes, and develops Chief Officers in the ten states and US territory of Guam that comprise the Western Division of the International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC) and furthers the interests of prevention, control, and mitigation of fire, life safety, and all hazards in our region. |
![]() Training Resources |
![]() This online training will help make first responders’ jobs easier and keep them safer by giving them strategies for working and dealing with community members who have Alzheimer’s or related dementias. |
![]() Wildland Fire Science Program |
![]() Links to certification guides and taskbooks. |
![]() Eastern Oregon University offers a baccalaureate degree in Fire Services Administration in partnership with Western Oregon University, Chemeketa Community College, and Portland Community College. |
![]() All Oregon EMT's are required to claim their user account. |
![]() The Emergency Management Institute (EMI) offers self-paced courses designed for people who have emergency management responsibilities and the general public. |
![]() Dedicated to Education and Training for the fire service. |
![]() Firefighter Nation is the social network for firefighters, rescue & EMS, connecting fire departments, firefighters & first responders. |
![]() This is a guide to taking control of your online reputation |
![]() Information on courses available both online and on campus from the National Fire Academy. |
![]() NWCG Provides multiple resources including online classes for S-110, S-190, S-260, S130, S-190 etc. |
![]() Prepare for a rewarding career working in fire protection by gaining the knowledge you need. |
![]() Use these materials and resources during Safety Stand Down to make sure all members of your department are ready for the next call. |
![]() The Santiam Academy Website is for all new firefighter recruits going through fire academy. |