Malheur County Emergency Management

08/17/2026

Oregon businesses impacted by wildfire or wildfire smoke are encouraged to complete the Oregon Business Self-Reporting Damage Survey.
Impacts may include:
• Physical damage
• Business closures or disruptions
• Reduced customers or visitation
• Canceled events or activities
• Lost revenue
• Other economic impacts related to wildfire or smoke
Businesses should report impacts even if they did not experience direct physical damage from a wildfire.
Information collected will help Oregon better document the scope of impacts from the 2026 wildfire season and evaluate potential recovery needs and resources, including possible SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loans.
English Survey:
https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/dbfa37426a0e46cb9f312823b85f90f2
Encuesta en Español:
https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/dbfa37426a0e46cb9f312823b85f90f2?locale=es
Please note that completing the survey is not an application or guarantee of financial assistance and does not open an insurance claim

Public Damage Assessment Survey for Business Impacts. The results of these will be evaluated for SBA program assistance.

08/14/2026

08/10/2026

All of the evacuation levels that we had set for the Coleman Creek fires have been rescinded and conditions have returned to normal. We currently have no evacuation recommendations active in Malheur County.

08/10/2026

The final evacuation zones have been downgraded to normal, pre-evacuation levels. There are no more evacuation recommendations for the zones within the Coleman Creek fire area. Immediate threat of fire has been eliminated. Return to normal conditions.

08/08/2026

More reductions in Evac levels for the Coleman creek fire areas. Only four remaining in Level 1- Get Ready status.

08/08/2026

All zones in the Coleman Creek Fire area previously listed as Level 1 - Get Ready, will be eliminated. Return to pre-evacuation status in these zones.

08/08/2026

More downgrades of the Coleman Creek evacuation zones. Remaining zones listed as either Level 2 - Be SET, or Level 1-Get Ready. Many zones returned to normal, pre-evacuation levels.

08/06/2026

Remove all evacuation zones of the Coleman Creek fire previously listed as Level 1-Get Ready. Fire danger has been eliminated. Return to pre-evacuation conditions.

08/05/2026

More zones downgraded on the perimeter of the Coleman Creek burn scar. Things are looking great out there and crews are beginning to demob, while others are mopping up and checking for hot spots.

08/04/2026

Malheur County Emergency Management - Remove all Evacuation Levels for the Jordan Valley area. Fire danger has passed. Return to pre-evacuation levels.