Fire safety
Are you ready?
Wildfire is a common threat to all residents of Woodside Ranch and to everyone in Central Oregon. The best way to combat this threat is to be prepared and be informed.
Current fire and burn activity
What is burning right now.
Both open in a new tab. Central Oregon Fire Info is the official publishing source for the region.
The official source for fire, health and air quality information across Central Oregon. Prescribed burns, active wildfires, and text alert sign-up.
Watch DutyA free app giving a live map of fire locations, size and evacuation zones, run by a volunteer organisation that consolidates official reports.
Notifications and alerts
Emergencies happen with little or no notice.
Deschutes Alerts uses reverse-911 technology to send emergency notifications about threats to your safety. You can opt in to receive them by phone call, text message and email.
Protect your investment
Home hardening assessments.
Free to Woodside Ranch owners, walked with neighbours who have been trained to do it.
Would you like a second set of eyes on how prepared your home is to survive a wildfire?
Trained volunteer assessors within the neighborhood will arrange to walk your property with you and give you suggestions, tips and insights into things you can do to harden your home’s defenses.
Runs the assessments. Lincoln Mayer, P.J. Johnson, Craig Clasby and Jim Anthony.
FireEducation@woodsideranch.net Fire Safety CommitteeReviews evacuation routes in the neighborhood and impacts beyond it. Ray Miao, Brian Firebaugh and Mark Marshall.
FireSafety@woodsideranch.netIn an emergency
If there is fire, injury or immediate danger, dial 911 from your phone. Nothing on this page is an emergency service, and the association cannot dispatch anyone.
Immediate danger
911
Deschutes County Sheriff — non-emergency
541-693-6911