Residents can increase the chance of their home's survival of a wildfire by limiting the amount of flammable vegetation, choosing fire-resistant building materials and construction techniques, along with periodic exterior maintenance in the three home ignition zones. In order to ease the burden of debris removal for Hoodland Fire District Residents, Hoodland Fire District #74 is offering a program to fund chipping services for residents. SIGN UPS ARE REQUIRED: If you are interested in taking advantage of this program fill out the request form.

Financial Support and Free Room and Board! Hoodland Fire District is seeking career minded young adults to take part in our Student Program where you will gain the skills and knowledge to be successful, while also receiving tuition support and housing to assist you in achieving your goals!

Call the Hoodland Fire Burn Line (503)622-3256 before you burn!

Hoodland Fire District residents can borrow chimney brushes for FREE!

The ISO Public Protection Classification (PPC) is a fire risk rating tool. This system, through analysis of all aspects of the Fire District and water supply, determines a fire districts ability to respond to fires and thus is used by many insurance companies to determine the risk and premiums associated with these risks from fire.

The Fire Cadet Program is designed to introduce youth ages 12-21 to fire and emergency services. The participants are exposed to career experiences, leadership opportunities, and community service…

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Hoodland Fire District #74 is a Special District. Special districts are a form of local government created by their constituents to meet specific service needs for their communities.