Glendale City Hall

08/11/2026

You may have noticed this afternoon a bunch of kids in town. A huge THANK YOU to the Fir Point kids. This is their annual trip to town where they help to clean up the streets. You all are awesome!! Thank you to the kids and the adults that are with them. If you see them, give them a thanks for volunteering!!!!

08/07/2026

Just a reminder, anyone that is running for office, the deadline to turn in your applications to the City of Glendale is Friday, August 14, 2026 by 5:00 PM.

08/03/2026

07/23/2026

When disaster strikes, the best way to help is the right way. ❤️🔥

If you want to support Oregonians impacted by wildfires:
💵 Donate money to trusted organizations.
🙋 Volunteer through recognized disaster relief groups.
🚫 Don't self-deploy to evacuation or fire areas.
📦 Donate goods only when requested.

You can also make a difference by checking on neighbors, donating blood, and staying informed through trusted sources.

Read more about safe and effective ways to support wildfire response and recovery: https://f.mtr.cool/udnxdirbou

Oregon Health Authority
Oregon Department of Human Services
Oregon State Fire Marshal
Oregon Department of Forestry
Oregon State Police
Oregon State Parks
Oregon Department of Corrections
Oregon Housing and Community Services

07/22/2026

Here is a list of resources for fire and drought and the watch duty app.

www.dfpa.net
drought.gov/states/oregon/county/douglas
https://app.watchduty.org
www.douglascountyor.gov
www.pacificpower.net for power outages

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07/22/2026

⚠️ Power outages can happen with little warning during wildfire season. Are you ready?

Wildfires, extreme weather, and public safety power shutoffs (PSPS) may lead to power outages across Oregon. Taking a few simple steps now can help keep you and your family safe.

✅ Build a 2 Weeks Ready emergency kit with food, water, medications, batteries, and pet supplies.
📱 Keep your phone charged and make sure your utility has your current contact information so you can receive outage alerts.
🏥 If you rely on electricity for medical equipment, contact your utility provider about a Medical Certificate before an outage occurs.
⚡ Never touch downed power lines.
🔦 Use flashlights instead of candles during an outage.
🏠 Operate generators outside, away from doors, windows, and vents to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.

Stay informed:
📲 Sign up for local emergency alerts at ORAlert.gov
🚗 Check road conditions before traveling at TripCheck.com
🔥 Learn more and prepare at wildfire.oregon.gov

Preparation today can make all the difference tomorrow. Read more: https://apps.oregon.gov/oregon-newsroom/OR/OEM/Posts/Post/2026-wildfire-power-outage-preparedness