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Protecting Our Community

South Lane County Fire and Rescue is dedicated to serving southern Lane County, Oregon, through quality fire and EMS services.

We protect life, property, and the environment through quality service

Outdoor Burning

To see if it is a burn day, to report illegal burning, or to file a complaints about outdoor burning:

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Click here to visit LRAPA or call (541) 726-3976

Burn Information
Fire Danger: Moderate

Fire Danger Ratings help give people an idea about how easily fires start and spread. Restrictions may be in place for your area, depending on the rating today. 

 

For More information visit ODF below or call (503) 945-7200.

Danger Ratings Explained
Firemed membership

FireMed protects members from out of pocket expenses for ambulance services. 

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Visit our FireMed page to learn more or to apply.

Apply for FireMed
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Who We Are

South Lane County Fire & Rescue (SLCFR) is committed to safeguarding the communities of Cottage Grove, Creswell, and rural South Lane County.

With a team of highly trained firefighters, paramedics, and emergency responders, we provide 24/7 fire protection, advanced life support ambulance services, and emergency response across a 132-square-mile district.

Recent incidents

Active911 provides updates on recent and current calls to South Lane County Fire & Rescue. For updates on current wildfires, download the WatchDuty app.

Contact LRAPA Burn Advisory Line

LRAPA Daily Burning Advisory Phone Number: (541) 726-3976

Announcements
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Join Our Team

We’re always looking for dedicated professionals, including career firefighters, resident firefighter/EMTs, and community reserve members. If you have a passion for public safety and teamwork, explore our current openings and see how you can be part of our mission.

Contact SLCFR

For inquiries, emergency assistance, or to learn more about our services, feel free to contact us. Your safety is our priority.

EMERGENCY? CALL 911

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