Oregon Outback Rural Fire Protection District

06/05/2026

Tree down on Powerline on Greenwood towards Cedarwood. Oregon Outback on scene, MidState has been dispatched.

Please avoid the area.

05/14/2026

‼️‼️ATTENTION ‼️‼️

05/02/2026

Another great day of RT130 Recertification and training with Crescent Rural Fire Protection District, Central Cascades Fire and EMS, Chemult Fire & EMS and Oregon State Fire Marshal

After class time and discussion, we practiced Fire Shelter Deployment, using Foam to extinguish and then a quick run over the rigs we all had with us.

Thanks again to everyone!

03/28/2026

We have water! Good, clean, fresh water!!

Thank you View Drilling for such a fast an amazing job!

Pump house coming next! 👀

03/12/2026

The OORFPD has officially put a Deposit down for a well on the Alderwood property!

Things are moving right along for the New FireHall project and we couldn’t be more excited!

03/01/2026

03/01/2026

Some of our Crew was able to attend and participate in a great training today with Central Cascade, Crescent, and Oakridge Fire Depts on Vehicle Extrication and Stabilization.

Looking forward to the next training!

02/27/2026

ATTENTION:

OORFPD is now taking bids for a well at our Alderwood property in Sun Forest Estates!

This is the FIRST step to getting a new Fire & Meeting Hall IN our neighborhood.

Please SHARE and pass the word along and share any recommendations, it is much appreciated!

[email protected]

Thank you!
Asst. Chief Amanda Young

02/26/2026

Today starts a process of change and improvements!

The Alderwood Property owned by OORFPD and the Sunforest Road District is coming to life!

OORFPD is having a shed built there today for storage of supplies/gear.
OORFPD is also in communication with the county to submit plans in order to get power and water on the lot.
Our goal is to have another Fire and Meeting hall built on the property to be used by both organizations as needed.

Why you ask?!
By having the ability to store more trucks full of water in our neighborhood, we are drastically cutting down response time to any emergencies in the neighborhood AND raising our ISO rating.

Raising our ISO rating means lower home owners insurance for residents!

Meetings can be held in the neighborhood, at the facility. We will not have to drive out Beal fighting weather and bad roads, nor inconvenience volunteers offering their homes for a convenient meeting place.

This is all a work in progress that we are very excited about and hope to see more interest for both organizations when things start moving forward and progressing!

Here’s to new opportunities and ideas!