Clackamas Fire District #1
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Physical address
Clackamas Fire District #1
11300 SE Fuller Rd
Milwaukie, OR 97222 (Map)
Phone: (503) 742-2600
Website: clackamasfire.com
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Fire department statistics
- Stations
- 24
Calls by type
Source: Clackamas Fire District #1 website
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Fire stations
- Station 1 Town Center · 11300 SE Fuller Rd, Milwaukie
- Station 2 Milwaukie · 3200 SE Harrison St, Milwaukie
- Station 3 Oak Grove · 2930 SE Oak Grove Blvd, Milwaukie
- Station 4 Lake Road · 6600 SE Lake Rd, Milwaukie
- Station 5 Mt. Scott · 9339 SE Causey Ave, Happy Valley
- Station 6 Happy Valley · 12901 SE King Rd, Happy Valley
- Station 7 Pleasant Valley · 10921 SE 172nd Ave, Happy Valley
- Station 8 Clackamas · 16100 SE 130th Ave, Clackamas
- Station 9 Holcomb · 300 Longview Way, Oregon City
- Station 10 Beavercreek · 22310 S Beavercreek Rd, Beavercreek
- Station 11 Redland · 18265 S Redland Rd, Oregon City
- Station 12 Logan · 18081 S Harding Rd, Oregon City
- Station 13 Clarkes · 25675 S Beavercreek Rd, Beavercreek
- Station 14 Boring · 28655 SE Hwy 212, Boring
- Station 15 John Adams · 624 7th St, Oregon City
- Station 16 Hilltop · 19340 Molalla Ave, Oregon City
- Station 17 South End · 19001 South End Rd, Oregon City
- Station 18 Eagle Creek · 32200 SE Judd Rd, Eagle Creek
- Station 19 Damascus · 19750 SE Damascus Lane, Damascus
- Station 20 - Highland · 22295 S Lower Highland Rd, Beavercreek
- Station 21 Centennial Park · 20100 SE Hwy 212, Damascus
- Station 22 Gladstone · 555 Portland Avenue, Gladstone
- Station 71 Sandy Main · 17460 Bruns Ave, Sandy
- Station 73 Roslyn · 13120 SE Ten Eyck Rd, Sandy
- Station 74 Dover · 24545 SE Firwood Rd, Sandy
Fire equipment
Brush Rig 312Type 6 brush engine
Brush Rig 317Type 6 brush engine
Engine 301
Engine 303
Engine 306
Engine 308
Engine 309
Engine 310
Engine 311
Engine 314
Engine 317
Engine 318
Engine 371
Interface Engine 306Type 3 interface engine
Interface Engine 309Type 3 interface engine
Interface Engine 314Type 3 interface engine
Interface Engine 319Type 3 interface engine
Truck 316Ladder truck
Truck 319Ladder truck
Boat/Water Rescue 319Boat / water rescue
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Heavy Rescue 305Heavy rescue
Rescue 301
Rescue 303
Rescue 371
Water Tender 308Water tender
Water Tender 310Water tender
Water Tender 311Water tender
Water Tender 312Water tender
Water Tender 314Water tender
Water Tender 318Water tender
Water Tender 371Water tender
Water Tender 374Water tender
Brush 308Brush unit
Brush 310Brush unit
Brush 311Brush unit
Brush 318Brush unit
Brush 374Brush unit
Medic 316Ambulance
Battalion 301Command vehicle
Battalion 303Command vehicle
Fire danger
Community services
Your area
- 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.