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Oregon Wildfire Response & Recovery | Evacuations
WEBOregon follows a 3 Level evacuation notification system, each structured around the readiness need and threat level. Know the current levels and what they mean to help make the best decision to stay safe. Don’t wait to evacuate if …
Oregon Wildfire Response & Recovery | Prepare for Wildfires
WEBLearn how to prepare for a wildfire evacuation. Oregon follows a 3-Level evacuation notification system structured around the readiness need and threat level. Become familiar with the evacuation levels and what they mean to help make the best decision for your safety. Don’t wait to evacuate if you feel unsafe.
WEBOEM has information and resources to help Oregonians plan for what to do before, during and after a wildfire to keep themselves, their loved ones and their communities safe. Taking simple steps to prepare today can make a big difference in being ready when an …
WEBEmergency Management (OEM) is offering simple actions and resources Oregonians can take to stay safe during wildfire season. This includes evacuation best practices and encouraging everyone to know Oregon’s three-level …
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WEBUtility companies can shut down systems when fire threatens an area. If your natural gas is shut off during a wildfire, do not turn it back on by yourself. Call your natural gas provider to restore your service. Leave exterior lights on to make your home visible to firefighters in smoke or darkness.
WEBPrepare to evacuate: Be aware of danger in the area and stay informed. Sign up for local emergency alerts with your county at ORAlert.gov. Check for updates through local city, county and emergency service websites, social media, TV and radio.
Oregon Wildfire Response & Recovery | Wildfire Prevention
WEBCreate a 30-foot perimeter of defensible space around your home to reduce the risk of wildfires. Fire follows the fuel. Make sure your landscape is LEAN (plants are spaced apart), CLEAN (free of flammable debris), and GREEN (healthy and watered often). Learn how to prevent wildfires.
WEBevacuation order. There are three levels of evacuation: • LEVEL 1—Ready: Prepare and Monitor. Pack your valuables. • LEVEL 2—Set: Be set to evacuate at a moment’s notice. • LEVEL 3—Go: Leave immediately. If you are advised to evacuate, do so immediately. Take your emer-gency supply kit, lock your home, and choose a route away from the