Douglas Public Health Network

Douglas Public Health Network Engage the public, community organizations and all levels of government to improve the health and readiness of the people of Douglas County.
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Douglas Public Health Network was begun in 2015 to participate in a new way to provide public health services in Douglas County. Several local not for profit agencies came together to form a new not for profit organization (501c3 application pending). In December 2015, DPHN signed a contract with Douglas County to provide communicable disease and emergency preparedness services. Other community pa

rtners providing services include:

Umpqua Community Action Network (UCAN) will provide WIC services and nurse visiting services. Umpqua Community Health Center (UCHC) will provide immunization services, women’s’ health, family planning and sexually transmitted disease (STD) and HIV services. ADAPT will provide tobacco prevention services and healthy communities programs Lower Umpqua Hospital will provide immunization and family planning services

05/30/2026

As Wildfire Awareness Month comes to a close, our work — and your role in prevention — continues. We are now transitioning from awareness to action as fire season officially begins in the Douglas District.

Fire season serves as an important reminder that wildfire prevention starts with all of us. One small spark can have devastating consequences, but one responsible decision can help protect lives, forests, homes, and communities.

As conditions become warmer and drier, we encourage everyone to stay informed, follow fire season regulations, and take extra precautions while working or recreating outdoors.

✔️ Secure trailer chains
✔️ Avoid parking in dry grass
✔️ Use equipment responsibly
✔️ Follow current restrictions
✔️ Fully extinguish campfires until cold to the touch

At DFPA, our mission remains clear: Providing the highest level of service to safeguard life, resources, and property from wildland fire through practical prevention & aggressive fire suppression since 1912.

Together with our partners, including Keep Oregon Green, we can help prevent human-caused wildfires and protect what makes Douglas County home.

One small spark can change everything. Prevention starts with all of us.

📞 Closure Information Line: 541-672-0379
📞 Office: 541-672-6507
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05/26/2026
05/14/2026

WILDFIRE SAFETYLunch & LearnLearn how to prepare your home, family, and community for wildfire season in this free online event focused on prevention, prepar...

05/11/2026

Mark your calendar!
Free Cancer Screening & Prevention Clinic coming to Elkton.
Tuesday, May 19th
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Early detection saves lives! We hope to see you there!

05/11/2026

We're at the end of our series, Meet the Fire-Resistant Plants. Today, introducing to the main stage, crabapple!

They can really put on a show and are bird and butterfly friendly. Learn more about fire-resistant plants and how you can prepare your home for wildfire at https://preventwildfires.oregon.gov

05/08/2026

The Step Up for Health event will be here in no time!

Join us for a fun community run/walk focused on prevention, wellness, and showing up for each other! This event is designed to bring people together through movement, positive energy, and prevention-focused outreach.

At the event, you’ll find community partner tables, local resources, information, games, music, giveaways, and this year, free cancer screenings from local healthcare providers. Visit here to register and claim your shirt/shave ice: https://www.dcsmokefree.com/event_registrations/new

05/08/2026

Let's meet another fire resistant plant! This is mockorange. It will leave folks speechless with its white flowers and sweet smell.

Make fire-resistant plants a part of your defensible space plan. Learn more at preventwildfires.oregon.gov

05/08/2026

Known by many names, some say coneflower, others say echinacea. This vibrant plant can be the prefect show stopper in your defensible space.

All this week, we are sharing some of the fire-resistant plants that could be included in your defensible space. We've also created a fun quiz, which fire-resistant plant are you?

Find out now! https://www.oregon.gov/osfm/wildfire/Pages/fire-resistant-plants.aspx

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2880 NW Stewart Parkway Ste 200
Roseburg, OR
97471

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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