Clackamas Fire District #1 Station 20 - Highland
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Clackamas Fire District #1 Station 20 - Highland
22295 S Lower Highland Rd
Beavercreek, OR 97004
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Department phone: (503) 742-2600
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- Clackamas Fire service area map (2026) – Map of the area Clackamas Fire District serves.
- Oregon fire district map – The State Fire Marshal's map of every structural fire district and fire department's area in Oregon; boundary data last edited August 21, 2026. (Oregon State Fire Marshal)
Fire safety
- Safety tips – Clackamas Fire's safety tips for families, starting with preventing children's window falls.
- Fire prevention education (Oregon State Fire Marshal) – Home fire safety for cooking, heating, electrical, smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, escape plans and travel. (Oregon State Fire Marshal)
Burning and campfires
- Outdoor burning information and burn status – Backyard burn seasons, the daily burn line (503-742-2945) and the DEQ burn ban boundary map.
- Public fire restrictions map (ODF) – Click the map for the current campfire and fire restrictions on land the Oregon Department of Forestry protects. (Oregon Department of Forestry)
Wildfire and emergencies
- Ready, Set, Go! wildfire preparation – Create defensible space, make a wildfire action plan with evacuation routes, and leave early when told.
- Clackamas County Disaster Management – Disaster preparedness, emergency plans and training for Clackamas County. (Clackamas County Disaster Management)
- Defensible space checklist (Oregon State Fire Marshal) – A checklist for clearing the space around your home so it can better survive a wildfire (PDF). (Oregon State Fire Marshal)
- Evacuations: Be Ready. Be Set. Go Now! – Oregon's evacuation levels and how to prepare to leave during a wildfire. (State of Oregon)
- Prevent wildfires (Oregon State Fire Marshal) – How to prevent wildfires at home and outdoors. (Oregon State Fire Marshal)
Classes, tours and community events
- CERT and disaster volunteering (Clackamas County) – The county does not run CERT itself; it lists the fire districts and cities that offer CERT training, and other disaster volunteer groups. (Clackamas County Disaster Management)
- CERT programs in Oregon – More than 50 Community Emergency Response Team programs across Oregon, with contact information for a team in your area. (Oregon Department of Emergency Management)
- How to use a fire extinguisher (P.A.S.S.) – Clackamas Fire's guide to using an extinguisher and choosing the right type; it is a guide, not a hands-on class.
- Request a fire engine or educators at an event – Ask for a fire engine or the public education team at an event with a fire or life safety purpose; two to three weeks' notice helps.
- Schedule a fire station tour – Tours of the apparatus bay and equipment at most of the district's 22 stations, for groups of 30 or fewer; allow two to three weeks.
- Fire and life safety education in schools – Certified fire educators teach fire and life safety at more than 50 elementary schools in the district each year.
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Last verified October 5, 2026.