Oregon state and counties fire danger levels
The Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) sets a fire danger level for the forest and range land it protects, area by area. This page shows the state's highest level and each county's, with the date each was set. Fire danger can change from day to day in fire season, so check the source before you burn or build a campfire. We copy these levels once a day; the ODF page is the official one, and your city, county or fire department may have its own restrictions (terms).
Oregon counties
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Baker County
Moderate -
Benton County
Low -
Clackamas County
Low -
Clatsop County
Low -
Columbia County
Low -
Coos County
Low -
Crook County
Moderate -
Curry County
Moderate -
Deschutes County
Moderate -
Douglas County
Moderate -
Gilliam County
ODF sets no fire danger level in Gilliam County. Ask the local fire department.
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Grant County
Moderate -
Harney County
Moderate -
Hood River County
Moderate -
Jackson County
Moderate -
Jefferson County
Moderate -
Josephine County
Moderate -
Klamath County
Low -
Lake County
Moderate -
Lane County
Low -
Lincoln County
Low -
Linn County
Low -
Malheur County
ODF sets no fire danger level in Malheur County. Ask the local fire department.
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Marion County
Low -
Morrow County
Moderate -
Multnomah County
Low -
Polk County
Low -
Sherman County
ODF sets no fire danger level in Sherman County. Ask the local fire department.
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Tillamook County
Low -
Umatilla County
Moderate -
Union County
Moderate -
Wallowa County
Moderate -
Wasco County
Moderate -
Washington County
Low -
Wheeler County
Moderate -
Yamhill County
Low