Powers Vol. Fire Dept.

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07/08/2023

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07/01/2023

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Founded in 1910 CFPA is a private, non-profit corporation that provides wildland fire protection for lands in Coos, Curry, & western Douglas county

07/01/2023

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Joey wants everyone to know that they just picked up a HUGE load of fireworks!! We love our Saturday fireworks show! Big thank you to our local Powers Fire Department and Emergency Services as well as the Powers Lions Club for putting on the best show on the coast!

06/16/2023

We are in need of more volunteer fire fighters. This is not a full-time commitment. All we ask is for you to show up to at least one meeting a month and any fires when you can. Along with helping with events and parades when you are able.

06/09/2023

Fire season starts today.
Burning is now prohibited without a burn permit.
Burning will only be permitted in a burn barrel, with a screen over top.
Call or text 541-366-0129. we'll try to get a burn permit to you as soon as possible

06/08/2023

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Fire Season Begins Friday, June 9, 2023

The Coos Forest Protective Association (CFPA) announced today that fire season will officially begin at 12:01 a.m. Friday, June 9, 2023. The start of fire season activates restrictions for both public and industrial forest use on all public, private, county, state, and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands within CFPA’s District boundaries.

The start of fire season means the end of unregulated, outside burning for rural Coos, Curry and western Douglas Counties. The outside burning of debris piles and the use of burn barrels will be prohibited until fire season is terminated.

Residents living within an incorporated city need to contact their local fire department for burning restrictions and permit details.

Under Oregon law, the use of tracer ammunition and exploding targets is prohibited during fire season, and the use of sky lanterns is prohibited year-round.

Regulated Use restrictions will also be implemented, putting restrictions on public activities based on daily fire danger levels for specific activities.

Industrial fire regulations will also go into effect. Industrial Fire Precaution Level (IFPL) 1 prohibits smoking while working on or traveling through an industrial operation. Specified fire tools and suppression equipment must be maintained on all operations. A fire watch is also required on all industrial operation sites.

As fire season progresses, additional closures and restrictions may be imposed as weather conditions and fire danger becomes more severe.

For further information contact the CFPA Closure Information Line at (541) 267-1789, visit the website at www.coosfpa.net, or follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

06/06/2023

The new Fire department phone number is 541-366-0129 for non emergency calls

If you do have an emergency, please call 911

05/18/2023

A reminder that burn permits from last year are now invalid.

Please PM or send an email to me at [email protected]

So we can find a time to get you a new burn permit

08/10/2022

Last night at roughly 7:00 pm the Powers Fire Dept was dispatch to a camp trailer on fire at the Orchard Park. Myrtle Point Fire Fire Dept., CFPA, and USFS all assisted with the fire. Upon arrival the trailer was fully engulfed. I would like to to thank our volunteers with there quick response and all the agencies who assisted with the fire.

06/28/2022

Please come to Powers and join the festivities. All the truckers out there get in the parade and show off your majestic trucks. All Fire, Ems, Dispatchers, Veterans, and Police/Sheriff bring your engine, ambulance, patrol vehicle, and let us tribute you all for your services.

06/18/2022

Thursday night we had a burn to learn with Myrtle Point Fire here in powers and as always with W***y it was a success. Thanks to our firefighters who was able to make it and for Myrtle Point Fire Department for coming up and showing us how it's done. Special thanks to Mark for the house and of course the Denny's Pizza.