Eagle Valley Rural Fire Protection District
42000 Moody Rd Richland, Oregon.
CHIEFS REPORT
Hello everyone, it seems like we are getting closer to the end of wildland fire season this year, but it is still extremely dry out there. I would like to remind everyone to stay focused on the weather conditions and how easily things can go south. Please take extra precaution when your outside working. If your operating power equipment make sure you have some type of extinguisher close by. If something does happen to catch fire, do not hesitate to call 911 and then you can try to extinguish it. I know it may seem embarrassing, but there is no shame in asking for assistance. Please stay safe.
Over 100 Years of Service
Since 1906, the Richland Volunteer Fire Department has served the Richland and Eagle Valley communities through fire protection, emergency response, training, and public service. Founded by local volunteers dedicated to protecting lives and property, the department’s early history reflects a strong commitment to community involvement, regular fire drills, equipment maintenance, and participation in civic events and celebrations. Over the decades, the department has continued its tradition of volunteer service while adapting to the changing needs of the community, preserving a legacy of teamwork, preparedness, and dedication that began more than a century ago.
The Eagle Valley Rural Fire Protection District is a dedicated volunteer department protecting and serving our community for over 100 years.
We have automatic/mutual aid agreements with all Baker County Emergency services as well as agreements with ODF, BLM, and the USFS
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