Wildfire awareness month: Run-away debris burning leads to human-caused wildfires

Wildfire awareness month: Run-away debris burning leads to human-caused wildfires

SALEM, Ore. – Fire departments and prevention groups urge everyone to dispose of yard debris, rather than burn it. This year’s warm and dry conditions have already caused fires to burn many acres quickly. Rather than burning yard debris, you can help prevent wildfires by chipping or recycling it.

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You can make a difference during Wildfire Awareness Month

You can make a difference during Wildfire Awareness Month

SALEM, Ore. - The Office of State Fire Marshal wants to remind Oregonians that YOU are the greatest resource in protecting homes and neighborhoods. With some simple steps, you can protect your home and community from wildfire. Now is the time to prepare your home and your property for the 2021 fire season.

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Saving scenic Oregon is at heart of new public service announcements kicking off Wildfire Awareness Month

Saving scenic Oregon is at heart of new public service announcements kicking off Wildfire Awareness Month

SALEM, Ore. – May is Wildfire Awareness Month. Keep Oregon Green, in partnership with federal, state and local fire agencies and organizations, knows May is a great time to encourage the public to create defensible space around homes this spring and prevent the start of careless, unwanted wildfires.

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