Oregon Department of Forestry National Fire Plan Implementation in OR

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National Fire Plan Implementation in OR

Community Wildfire Protection Plans (CWPP)

Assessment of Wildfire Risk


Community Wildfire Protection Plans (CWPP)

CWPP efforts in Oregon Find status information by county. Place your mouse over the map, and click on the desired county. (Green-Low Rating; Yellow-Moderate Rating; Red-High Rating; Blue-Water) Overview What is a CWPP Current CWPP Efforts in Oregon by county, updated February 2008 Oregon Local Coordination Groups, updated October 2005 Why Should Communities Get Involved Help: Preparing a CWPP (How to get involved) CWPP Contacts CWPP Success Stories Examples of Community Wildfire Protection Plans in Oregon: Baker County Benton County Mary's River Estates (pdf) Vineyard Mountain Community (pdf) Clackamas County (pdf) Columbia County (pdf) Crook County Curry County Deschutes County LaPine (pdf) Greater Bend (pdf) Greater Redmond (pdf) Greater Sisters (pdf) Sunriver (pdf) Upper Deschutes River Natural Resources Coalition (pdf) Douglas County Gilliam County Grant County for more information, contact Grant Soil & Water Conservation District at 541-575-0135 and Dustin Gustaveson at 541-763-2575 Harney County Hood River County (pdf) Cascade Locks Jackson County Applegate Ashland Colestin/Hilt Seven Basins Jefferson County (pdf) Josephine County for more information, contact Kathy Lynn at 541-346-0687 Illinois Valley Klamath County Bly Chiloquin Keno Rocky Point Walker Range Lake County South Central Lake Lane County Linn County Morrow County Umatilla County Mill Creek Watershed Union County Wallowa County Wasco County Washington County Wheeler County (pdf) Templates NASF Healthy Forest Handbook For more information on the handbook, please see the Society of American Foresters' website University of Oregon Community Fire Plan Framework CWPP Rapid Assessment Solution - Assn of Oregon & California Counties/Assn of Oregon Counties (Note: This process does not create a CWPP, but is a great first step in the planning process.) International Association of Fire Chiefs Leaders Guide Collaboration Efforts Communication Strategies for Fire Management: Creating Effective Citizen-Agency Partnerships Red Lodge Clearinghouse Ecosystem Management Initiative of the University of Michigan School of Natural Resources and Environment CWPP Resources Reports and Publications Assessing the Effectiveness of Landscape Fuel Treatments on Fire Growth and Behavior (pdf) Fire-Resistant Plants for Oregon Home Landscapes (pdf) National Fire Plan Accomplishment Report for Oregon/Washington FY 2003 Wildfire and Poverty Report Forest Biomass Utilization Forest Biomass Workgroup: contact Joe Misek Links Association of Oregon Counties Goal 4 (pdf) Goal 10 (pdf) FireFree.org Firewise Coordinated Resource Offering Protocol (CROP) (pdf) Free Fire-Safe Landscaping Video and Brochure OSU Extension Service Urban & Community Forestry Additional Tools/Links Maintaining Oregon’s Investments in Fuel Treatments (pdf) For additional information on Community Wildfire Protection, contact Ann Walker 503-945-7346.


Assessment of Wildfire Risk

Statewide Risk Assessment Methodology (pdf). Risk Assessment Review - Josephine County IFP For more information, contact Teresa Vonn 503-945-7226 or 541-664-3328


Web Resources

Federal Agency Implementation Guidance for the Healthy Forest Initiative Field Guidance for Identifying and Prioritizing Communities at Risk (pdf) The National Fire Plan Western Governor´s Association Fire Safe Councils Pacific Northwest National Fire Plan Website Senate Bill 360: The Oregon Forestland-Urban Interface Fire Protection Act of 1997 For more information on National Fire Plan Implementation in Oregon, contact Ann Walker 503-945-7346

Page updated: April 15, 2008

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