HIGH FIRE DANGER - NO OUTDOOR BURNING (No Camp Fires) in the Hoodland Fire District When fire season goes into effect, some outdoor activities are prone to start fires. In an effort to prevent these fires from starting, the Oregon Department of Forestry and their partners impose restrictions pertaining to public and work related activities.

Hoodland Fire District #74 is searching for everyday citizens like YOU who want to commit to making a difference! No experience is needed because all Hoodland Volunteer Firefighters receive a high level of training in fire fighting, emergency medical care, driver awareness, apparatus operations, hazardous materials, radio communications, and basic report writing. You will learn all of the skills you need to provide high quality emergency medical care and fire suppression and make a difference to the residents and visitors of the communities we serve.

The Explorer 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…

You can take steps to protect yourself from being exposed to the COVID-19 virus with everyday prevention activities that prevent the spread of respiratory illnesses: * Avoid people who are sick/stay home if you’re sick * Wash hands often * Don’t touch your mouth, eyes & nose * Cover your cough * Disinfect surfaces

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