Moro Fire Department

05/12/2026

Don't forget to come see us Saturday at 5. We look forward to seeing you all.

12/22/2025

It is that time of year when mornings are icy and the potential for snow is present. Travel prepared, increase time allotted, and drive safely. Here is something to consider carrying with you for winter weather driving.

08/01/2025

I just wanted to take a moment to address the smoke in our area. as you can see in the following screen shot, the smoke is coming out of the Olympic peninsula currently. You can use this site https://apps.gsl.noaa.gov/smoke/ # to help you in finding out where the smoke is coming from roughly. Please note this is experimental and gives you a rough idea of the affected area.

07/21/2025

07/16/2025

With all the fires around us, Here is a good reminder of evacuation levels and what to do.

Local law enforcement or Fire department issues evacuation orders, but there are steps you can take to **prepare yourself and your family** at each evacuation level.

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🟩 **LEVEL 1: GET READY**

Prepare yourself**, stay informed, and start packing:

📦 Monitor the situation
📑 Gather important documents & valuables
🐾 Prepare pets and livestock
🧰 Build your emergency go-bag

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🟨 **LEVEL 2: GET SET**

Be ready to **leave at a moment’s notice**:

🔔 Stay alert for updates
🚗 Load your car and prepare your route
🧓 Consider early evacuation if you have mobility, medical, or transportation needs

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🟥 **LEVEL 3: GO!**

**LEAVE IMMEDIATELY** — there is active danger in your area.

🚨 Do NOT delay
⛔ Emergency services may not be able to help you if you stay

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🧳 **WHAT TO BRING WITH YOU**

Make sure your go-bag includes:

✔️ Medications & prescriptions
✔️ Identification & insurance documents
✔️ Cell phone + charger
✔️ Food & water (3 days)
✔️ Clothes & hygiene items
✔️ Pet food, leashes, carriers
✔️ Flashlight, radio, batteries
✔️ Emergency contacts list

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📱 **STAY INFORMED**

📡 Follow local authorities

🔔 Sign up for emergency alerts at
https://member.everbridge.net/892807736724035/login?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwLk19ljbGNrAuTXwmV4dG4DYWVtAjExAAEe9jsjJQHyqZxcoeriILkhGIj1JjHnbFL1rGFlziG9N-gw0cG4iJGIosRrULE_aem_UmUV18hg6NZdibRC6_SIJA

07/06/2025

05/06/2025

Embers can spark a wildfire right at your doorstep. Remove dry needles, leaves, and mulch within 100 feet of your home or other buildings. Small steps now = big protection later.
LEARN MORE: www.oregondefensiblespace.org

05/04/2025

Keeping the grass around your home and property mowed to under four inches can really slow any approaching flames or embers. Create defensible space and be better protected from wildfire this summer.
LEARN MORE: www.oregondefensiblespace.org

05/03/2025

One simple step you can take is making sure your leaves, tree needles, and other debris are removed from your roof and gutters. During a wildfire, embers can land here and catch fire.
This summer – don’t give embers a place to call home – create defensible space.

LEARN MORE: www.oregondefensiblespace.org

05/02/2025

May means Wildfire Awareness Month in Oregon. All this week, we will share some tips and tricks to keep your home protected from wildfire. Defensible space is the way to go.
LEARN MORE: www.oregondefensiblespace.org

04/26/2025

Food and other refreshments will be available.