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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
This Saturday, Celebrate Molalla will be holding its annual celebration of our great community. Rain or Shine, this event will be happening. So come on down and celebrate where we live.More cool things to see! We welcome tractors, farm implements, logging trucks, and other equipment that represents our agricultural heritage. Online registration form at www.cityofmolalla.com/community/page/celebrate-molalla-returning-2021
We saw some smoke to our south today, this is why.Prep burning is scheduled for the Silverton Hills today from 1 pm to 3 pm with a 50 acre limit.
Should conditions allow, test fires followed by open burning may occur. Sign up for our test fires notices here: oda.fyi/TestFireNotice
DYK? Field burning is only allowed by permit for certain grass seed crops - fescues and bentgrass, and also in fields where the steepness of the terrain makes it difficult to apply alternatives to open field burning. Retaining the stubble of the perennial varieties of grass seed grown in those areas can decrease soil erosion, increase soil water content, and retain carbon. Field burning can have a positive ecological impact by reducing the need for tillage and also extending the life of the crop. For more information, visit oda.direct/FieldBurning Oregon Office of Emergency Management Oregon Department of Forestry Oregon State Police
Thank you for letting us know! It's scary to just see smoke in the distance
Good to know
Gary
It's #NationalPreparednessMonth, do you know what you and your family will do during an emergency?
- How will you communicate with on another?
- How will you get emergency notifications?
- Where will we shelter?
Check out the website below for more info and tips regarding your preparedness plan. www.ready.gov/plan?fbclid=IwAR0oJUR2Fg2SeMb4ZJgUG-RnsHr_UX39pKkw9ZF2JXDgno_MZnvQuVD85mY
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Learn how to make a family emergency communication plan. Make a plan today. Your family may not be together if a disaster strikes, so it is important to know which types of disasters could affect your...Is there a fire in molalla right now? Off of feyrer park road area?
