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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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Latest News
It was great to see everyone who was able to attend the Memorial Day service today! A big thanks to the Molalla VFW Post 3973 for putting this on! 🇺🇸
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Come join us, at Adams Cemetery, for the Molalla VFW Post 3973 Memorial Day Ceremony. The ceremony is scheduled to start at 10am!
Our front office will be closed today but crews remain at the ready to respond to any emergency that may arise.
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Thanks for all your service and sacrifice!!!!
On Thursday, May 25th, Molalla Fire crews along with Clackamas County Sheriff's Office were dispatched to report of a person found injured, in the ditch, up the Molalla River Corridor. Crews spent several hours attempting to locate the subject. After three and a half hours, CCSO Deputy Belmont heard a yell for help while driving past a creek. The subject was found, ~18 miles up into the forest, in the Copper Creek area. The subject reported having crashed their car 4 to 5 days prior and having been unable to crawl out of the ravine. They stated that as a last ditch effort Thursday morning they had lit their car on fire in the hopes someone would see the smoke. With the assistance of Deputies Belmont and Walker crews were able to package and carry the patient up to the road. The patient was then transported by ground ambulance to an area trauma center. We want to take the opportunity to remind everyone to go prepared, let someone know where you are going, and when to expect to hear from you. We are so thankful for a good outcome to this story!
#doingwhateverittakes
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Good Work
Right here is a good example of why you should carry flares with you!!
And this is why you never go up alone! That is so scary!
Sounds like a Mr Ballen story with a happier ending.
Thank you so much for not giving up and finding this person. What a crazy story. I always carry my Garmin Inreach with me fir this readon. Oregon has lots of places to get lost/hurt in if you go out there like this.
Good Job Everyone! So Thankful for all of our first responders!
Yeah thats to the right off copper creek road past the old white gate , that land used to be ORM land and now owned by fruit growers
thank goodness he was found and you guys were there to help !
Great job CCR
Thank you firefighters for your service!
It looks like they went through a gate up above copper Creek
So scary! Prayers for the injured! Thank you Lord and all who saved em
Great save everyone!
Their Insurance company: Your car is totaled but because This damage was done intentionally by you, it's not covered.
Good work!!!
Great job to everyone involved! What a survival story !
Glad there alive, hopefully doing ok , good job to team
Absolutely great work
What a lucky human to get rescued in time!
Wow great job guys💜
Denise Tragni so happy they were found,great job!
Great job!!
Great job!
That's incredible!
Good job guys!
We are making the final lights now. Be cautious of copious amounts of smoke at 211 and Ona way
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Could be for more business. But don't blame the fire department doing what they're asked. It's training for them as well. I don't mind this town growing anyway. If we stayed this way for all eternity, it wouldn't generate enough money to sustain itself.
I hope the people that sold that property got enough that they don't ever look back! How sad this thing they call progress !
Enough apartments. This town can't handle anymore.
The beautiful willow is totally crispy! I should have asked for some cuttings. 😞
Amy Schlip Burkhardt'sold place?
Will you have video footage at any point? It would be cool to see what you guys do and how you train Molalla Fire District
Sad they burned that big house down. Make way for more apartments.
Burn old homes for Apartments... Wow
Awesome!
Molalla fire is hosting the 2023 academy burn. This is a joint venture with Aurora Fire District, Colton Rural Fire Protection District #70, Woodburn Fire District, and Silverton Fire District This type of training is critical to learning how fire burns in structures and imperative for the growth of our people.
Please be careful and drive with caution on 211 and Ona way.
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Does someone need help writing your posts? Good grief. I appreciate your service but it’s hard to look at this post as a professional post. Don’t tell me you all went to MHS.
Have fun Taylor Baurer
What a great house to get some BTL training in on! Be safe, have fun!
Get pics of my daughter
So sad. A beautiful vintage home
I wondered if that was what they were doing with it
I live on Ona way. Am I going to be able to get out? I have to be somewhere at 9.
Is this today?
When is it actually going to be set ablaze?
Alessandra Urzúa Guerrero are you doing this training?
Sad to have to burn frown a good home.
