Celebrating 100 Years!
Please join us as we celebrate 100 years of service to the community of Molalla!
NOW HIRING:
Entry-Level Paramedic
Welcome To Molalla Fire District
Welcome to Molalla Fire District. We’re comprised of 14 full time career staff, one administrative assistant, and a Fire Chief. We respond to approximately 2800-3000 calls for service each year. We provide our services from 3 stations strategically situated throughout our response area. 2 stations (Sawtell/Mulino) are volunteer stations and our career personnel respond from our main station in Molalla. We also provide ambulance services to our Fire District, in addition to the neighboring districts of Colton Fire District, Clackamas Fire District and a small portion of Monitor Fire District.
Welcome To Molalla Fire District
Welcome to Molalla Fire District. We’re comprised of 14 full time career staff, one administrative assistant, and a Fire Chief. We respond to approx. 2800-3000 calls for service each year. We provide our services from 3 stations strategically situated throughout our response area. 2 stations (Sawtell/Mulino) are volunteer stations and our career personnel respond from our main station in Molalla. We also provide ambulance services to our Fire District, in addition to the neighboring districts of Colton Fire District, Clackamas Fire District and a small portion of Monitor Fire District.
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August: 286
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Latest News
The Operation Santa Claus Canned Food Drive is underway! Collection barrels are beginning to pop up around town and our annual parades will be December 6, 7, & 8! Stay tuned for parade maps coming soon.
#OpSanta2024 #doingwhateverittakes
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Thank u
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Is there a burn ban currently in place? If so, could you please post about that?
Molalla Fire District is Rolling out a new way to warn drivers that an apparatus is responding to, or active at, an emergency scene. This is a reminder that motorists need to slow down and move over.
Molalla Fire District is now equipped with Safety Cloud® by HAAS Alert. When an emergency vehicle's lights and sirens are activated, Safety Cloud automatically sends digital alerts to nearby drivers. Alerts currently appear directly in-dash systems in brands including Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram vehicles, as well as through Waze and Apple Maps mobile applications.
This advance warning, in addition to traditional lights and sirens, has been proven to protect responders and reduce the likelihood of secondary collisions near roadside incidents by up to 90%. These alerts help facilitate adherence to Oregon Move Over laws and can significantly reduce collision risks.
Molalla Police Department
Oregon Department of Transportation
Clackamas County Sheriff's Office
Colton Rural Fire Protection District #70
Clackamas Fire
Canby Fire District
Silverton Fire District
Monitor Fire District
Clackamas County, Oregon
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How cool would it be to have beacons to use this technology for other roadside responders as well? Tow truck drivers, mobile mechanics, etc. Whatcha think Eric Thiel?
Be sure to come see us on Halloween! We will have our spook house next door to the station on Thursday from 4:30-7:30 PM! ... See MoreSee Less
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UPDATE:
Hwy 211 and Dhooghe has been opened up to all traffic!
Molalla fire is assisting Colton Rural Fire Protection District #70 with a heavy motor vehicle crash at HWY 211 and Dhooghe. The intersection is closed. Please avoid the area if you can. There is a detour in place, however with heavy traffic, it may take a bit.
Oregon State Police and Oregon Department of Transportation are also on scene to assist with clean up. Expect delays for some time.
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Britny Schroeder hopefully you aren’t running today
Randyy Hobgood you gotta fill a gal in lol 😆