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Brush pile burning is a common source of fire starts in Oregon.
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PacifiCorp has filed a long-awaited appeal to a class action ruling that has so far awarded millions of dollars to people harmed by wildfires in 2020.
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The Oregon Department of Forestry has sent more firefighters to North Carolina to support their suppression efforts.
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The Oregon Department of Forestry report comes five years after the 2020 fire, as PacifiCorp pushes for legislation that would limit utilities' wildfire liabilities.
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The Oregon Department of Forestry is embroiled in budgetary and workplace conduct issues. Now Oregon state forester Cal Mukumoto is leaving.
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Updated versions of state-developed wildfire hazard maps released Tuesday create the rules for people living in the most fire-prone areas that also border wildlands like forests or grasslands.
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A new $1 million federal grant will help efforts to reduce wildfire risk in the McKenzie River Valley and the South Hills of Eugene.
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The Legislature spent $218 million to cover the costs of the most expensive fire season on record.
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Letters informing some Oregon property owners they are in areas of high wildfire hazard were supposed to go out over a month ago. Residents are still waiting.
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A new pilot program in Oregon will provide state liability coverage for prescribed fires.
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Outdoor burning bans have been extended for a second time in Lane and Linn Counties. In Lane County, officials have pushed the ban to Nov. 1. Linn County's ban is set to be lifted on Oct. 20.