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# Clackamas Fire District

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- [Public Notices](https://clackamasfire.com/public-notices/)
- [Outdoor Burning Information](https://clackamasfire.com/outdoor-burning-information/)
- [The Siren Newsletter](https://clackamasfire.com/the-siren-newsletter-2/)
- [Free Wildfire Home Assessments](https://clackamasfire.com/free-wildfire-home-assessments/)
- [Burn Status](https://clackamasfire.com/burn-status/) - [insert page=’moderate’ display=’content’]
- [Join Our Team](https://clackamasfire.com/join-our-team/) - There are no current postings.
- [Heat Treating plant fire in Clackamas goe to two alarms (Photo)](https://clackamasfire.com/heat-treating-plant-fire-in-clackamas-goe-to-two-alarms-photo/) - Workers at Met-Tek Inc. at 15651 SE 125th Court called 911 this morning to report a container with cooling oil was on fire. The first arriving apparatus from Clackamas Fire found fire coming from a tank of oil, used to cool hot metal, near the front doors of the building and a second alarm was
- [Clackamas Fire trains with National Guard's 102nd Weapons of Mass Destruction Team (Photo)](https://clackamasfire.com/clackamas-fire-trains-with-national-guards-102nd-weapons-of-mass-destruction-team-photo/) - On November 14, the Oregon National Guard's 102nd Weapons of Mass Destruction(WMD) - Civil Support Team partnered with the Clackamas Fire District #1 Hazardous Materials Response Team and conducted a joint training exercise. The 102nd WMD is deployed upon request by Fire Departments through Oregon Emergency Management. The 102nd was created after 9/11 to augment
- [Simple Alert](https://clackamasfire.com/emergency-alerts/) - All Clackamas Fire phones lines are down due to a cut fiber-optic line. We will update this message when phone lines are back up.
- [Milwaukie house fire quickly extinguished by Firefighters (Photo)](https://clackamasfire.com/milwaukie-house-fire-quickly-extinguished-by-firefighters-photo/) - Tuesday afternoon at 1:30pm, a homeowner at 5201 SE King Rd in Milwaukie, OR, saw a flash from an electrical outlet and could smell smoke in her home and called 911. Clackamas Fire District #1 firefighters arrived and found the homeowner outside and heavy black smoke coming from the front door. The Engine company made
- [Early morning house fire in Oregon City turns out to be fatal. (Photo)](https://clackamasfire.com/early-morning-house-fire-in-oregon-city-turns-out-to-be-fatal-photo/) - At 10:49 pm on Thanksgiving night Clackamas Fire District responded to a report of a house fire at 19371 South End Road in Oregon City. The initial call to dispatch said that there was someone still inside of the structure. Engine 17 was quickly on scene and found a single wide mobile home with a
- [BURN INFO](https://clackamasfire.com/burn-info/) - %CODE1%
- [Major Alert](https://clackamasfire.com/major-alert/) - Zombie Outbreak Please stay indoors - this is only a test. Please seek shelter and call 911 only for life threatening emergencies.

## Pages

- [Home](https://clackamasfire.com/) - Burn Information For burn days and hours callthe burn line: 503.742.2945Burn Restriction MapAccess/water Supply Submittal Press Releases Public Notices Request For Proposals The Spotlight Latest News Join Our Team Single Role Paramedic Civil Service Chief ExaminerSupport VolunteerSuppression Volunteer FirefighterVolunteer Water Tender Operator Handle @Clackamasfire
- [Board Members](https://clackamasfire.com/board-members/) - Board Members Jay Cross – Presidentjay.cross@clackamasfire.comTerm Expires: June 30, 2029 Director Jay Cross grew up in Southern Oregon, moving to Northern Oregon in 1991. He has been married to his wife, Leslie, for 26 years. He and his family live in Eagle Creek and attend Good Shepherd Church in Boring. In 1992, Director Cross began
- [Forms](https://clackamasfire.com/forms/) - Forms AED (Liability Release) AED (Loan Checklist) AED (Reimbursement Program Request) Burning and Fire Danger Level Changes Clackamas Emergency Services Foundation (Donate Now) Compliments or Concerns Fire Escape Planning English Spanish Fire Marshal’s Office Request for Assistance Happy Valley Burn Permit Home Safety Brochure English Spanish Russian Vietnamese Knox Box Request Property Self-Inspection Checklist Public
- [Fire Explorer Program](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/volunteer-program/fire-explorer-program/) - Fire Explorer ProgramProgram OverviewThe Explorer Program provides opportunities for high school aged individuals (15-18) who are interested in learning/exploring different careers. Clackamas Fire District #1 believes that Exploring is a first and crucial step in beginning the journey to becoming a professional firefighter. Clackamas Fire District #1 is committed to providing our Explorers with the
- [Volunteer Program](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/volunteer-program/) - Volunteer Program The Clackamas Fire District #1 volunteer member is a cornerstone of the rich history of the fire service. Volunteers are relied on heavily to work side by side with career personnel in the daily performance of the fire district’s mission. Today, more than ever, the Board of Directors are committed to supporting the volunteer
- [Volunteer Firefighters](https://clackamasfire.com/current-job-openings/volunteer-firefighters/) - Volunteer Firefighters For many of our volunteers, our program is a great pathway to gaining hands-on experience and preparing for a future career in the fire service. Our Volunteer Program welcomes individuals from all backgrounds to serve in two key capacities, as suppression firefighters and support members.Clackamas Fire typically begins volunteer recruitment each January, with
- [The Siren Newsletter](https://clackamasfire.com/newletters/) - Welcome to our Fire District Newsletter Archive, a digital repository that captures the heartbeat of our community and the dedicated efforts of our firefighting heroes. Here, you'll find a collection of insightful newsletters that not only chronicle the latest updates, events, and achievements within our fire district but also reflect the unwavering commitment of our
- [Services We Provide](https://clackamasfire.com/services-we-provide/) - Services We Provide Clackamas Fires responds to a wide range of calls for service in our communities. From emergency medical situations to motor vehicle accidents to house fires – our personnel are trained to provide the highest quality service, whatever the need. Emergency Medical Services | Fire Suppression | Special Operations Emergency Medical Services A common
- [Financial Services](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/financial-services/) - Financial Services The Financial Services Division is responsible for strategic financial planning, accounting and financial reporting. They additionally provide services related to financial forecasting and planning, budget development and administration, financial reporting, general accounting, payroll, and debt management. Documents Budgets Fiscal Year 2026 - 2027 Fiscal Year 2025 - 2026 Fiscal Year 2024 - 2025
- [About Us and History](https://clackamasfire.com/about-us-history/) - About UsClackamas Fire protects more than $28 billion in assessed value comprised of a mix of industrial, commercial, and residential properties. Approximately 366 career firefighters and administrative personnel oversee the efforts of the fire district. In addition, a cadre of community volunteer firefighters assist with firefighting efforts and provide assistance with many of the fire
- [Knox Box Information and Request Form](https://clackamasfire.com/knox-box-information-and-request-form/) - A Knox Box is recommended for any commercial or residential (gates) property who wants to allow Clackamas Fire District #1 access to your facility during after-hour emergency response. This helps our firefighters to gain access when no property representative is available and aids in reducing the costs associated with forcible entry, smoke and fire damages. To
- [Request An Appearance](https://clackamasfire.com/request-an-appearance/) - Request An AppearanceAppearances at any event uses resources that need to be available for emergencies, therefore, appearances should have a fire prevention or life safety purpose. Due to training and other scheduled demands, a 2-3 week notification period may increase the likelihood of our availability at your event. Because of the unpredictable nature of emergency
- [Public Notices](https://clackamasfire.com/public-notices/) - Public NoticesPlease View Current Public Notices Below: Notice of Board Meeting -- May 18, 2026 The Board of Directors of Clackamas Fire District will hold a regular board meeting on Monday, June 15, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. Agenda items for the regular board meeting will include monthly division reports; an introduction of the Wildland Partnership
- [Station 12 - Logan](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-12-logan/) - Station 12: Logan Location 18081 S Harding Road Oregon City, OR 97045 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 12 is part of South Battalion and has two personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule. At least one crew member per shift is a paramedic capable
- [FIRE UP WOMEN'S BOOTCAMP ](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-up-womens-bootcamp/) - Have you ever thought about a career in firefighting but weren’t sure what it really takes? Curious if this path might be right for you? Look no further! The Fire Up Women’s Bootcamp is a two-day, hands-on career awareness event designed to give you a real look at life in the fire service—no prior experience required. Train
- [Community Services](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/community-services/) - Community Services Each year, fire kills more than 4,500 people and injures tens of thousands of others in the United States. Fire related fatalities are higher in the United States than most other counties. Children and the elderly are particularly vulnerable to fire. Clackamas Fire is committed to providing quality fire and life safety education
- [new nav](https://clackamasfire.com/new-nav/) - TO REPORT AN EMERGENCY: DIAL 9-1-1 Home About About Us and History Accountability Chart Board of Directors Civil Service Commission Command and General Staff Feasibility Study 2022 Sandy Fire Feasibility Study 2019 Estacada Fire 2014 Boring Fire Fire Chief Funding Purpose, Commitment, and Values Services We Provide Standards of Cover Strategic Plan Divisions Financial Services
- [Command and General Staff](https://clackamasfire.com/command-and-general-staff/)
- [Budget Committee: Open Positions](https://clackamasfire.com/budget-committee-positions-open/) - Deadlines: We are not currently accepting applications. Please check back again soon. How to apply: Budget Committee Member Description, click here. Length of term: Three-years
- [Board & Public Meetings](https://clackamasfire.com/board-and-public-meetings/) - Board & Public Meetings The board meetings are held on the third Monday of each month or on the fourth Monday, if the third Monday falls on a holiday at 5:00 p.m. The public is welcome to attend and provide comment to the board at any board meeting. If you would like to provide public
- [Process and Qualifications](https://clackamasfire.com/human-resources/process-and-qualifications/) - Process and Qualifications Start Your Firefighting Career with Clackamas Fire To qualify for most career firefighter positions, you must first be certified as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). EMT programs are widely available at community colleges and provide essential training in emergency response and patient care. Once certified, gaining hands-on experience as a volunteer firefighter
- [Career Firefighters](https://clackamasfire.com/current-job-openings/career-firefighters/) - Career Firefighters Clackamas Fire uses the Government Jobs platform for all job listings and applications. Please click on the link below for current job openings. CURRENT JOB OPENINGS Expected Firefighter/EMT & Firefighter/Paramedic Recruitment Timeline* October 1, 2026Applications period opens: firefighter/EMT and firefighter/paramedic November 30, 2026Application period closes: firefighter/EMT and firefighter/paramedic December 2026Initial application reviewJanuary & February 2027Panel interviews
- [Human Resources | Join Our Team](https://clackamasfire.com/human-resources/) - Join Our Team Clackamas Fire offers many different career pathways and volunteer opportunities. Here you can also find up to date hiring information and answers to our most frequently asked career questions. For additional questions please email us at: hc.inbox@clackamasfire.com.We believe that a variety of backgrounds and experiences serve the residents, businesses, and visitors of
- [Fire Access and Water Supply Plan Submittal](https://clackamasfire.com/access-and-water-supply-plan-review-submittal/) - Effective July 1, 2022, Clackamas Fire District #1 will be administering a flat rate fee for fire department access and water supply review. Please see Resolution 22-01, Appendix A Construction Permits for further details and costs.The flat rate fee will cover the Fire Marshal's Office costs for the following services: Commercial projects: pre-application meetings, plan review for
- [ITM Report Submittal](https://clackamasfire.com/itm-report-submittal/) - All Inspection, Testing and Maintenance Reports are Now to be Submitted to Brycer-The Compliance Engine: Submit ITM Report How to Submit Clackamas Fire has contracted with Brycer-The Compliance Engine to collect and maintain the Inspection, Testing and Maintenance (ITM) reports from all businesses in Clackamas Fire’s emergency response area. Any business with a fire protection
- [Codes and Standards](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/codes-and-standards/) - Codes and Standards Many of our community members have questions about fire codes as they apply to their homes, business, construction projects and more. Below are links to the Oregon Fire Codes and the NFPA Fire Codes that should be followed. Not sure where to look? Here are a few common NFPA Codes to help
- [2025 Operation Santa Claus](https://clackamasfire.com/2025-operation-santa-claus/) - For over 50 years, Operation Santa Claus has been a beloved Clackamas Fire tradition and our goal remains the same: to spread holiday joy and give back to local families in need. We’re proud to say that we are entirely funded by community donations. Operation Santa includes two main efforts: our holiday parades and our
- [Outdoor Burning](https://clackamasfire.com/outdoor-burning-notice/) - Backyard Burn Seasons are: March 1 - June 15 and October 1 - December 15 If you reside within Clackamas Fire's coverage area, please call the daily burn message line: 503.742.2945. Backyard burning is NOT permitted inside the DEQ Burn Ban Boundary. Please use the Burn Restriction Map to determine if you reside within the
- [Gladstone and Clackamas Fire Annexation FAQ](https://clackamasfire.com/gladstone-and-clackamas-fire-annexation-faq/) - Gladstone and Clackamas Fire Annexation FAQ Powered By EmbedPress
- [Voluntary Fire and Life Safety Self Inspection Program](https://clackamasfire.com/voluntary-fire-and-life-safety-self-inspection-program/) - Voluntary Fire and Life Safety Self Inspection Program The Clackamas Fire Self Inspection Checklist is designed for low hazard, commercial occupancies such as offices, grocery stores, banks, barber shops, mini-marts, clothing stores, print shops, etc. that are interested in taking a proactive approach to their business’ safety. The established checklist is made up of common
- [Fire Stations](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/) - Fire StationsClackamas Fire District has 24 strategically located career and volunteer fire stations, including our contracted partners at Gladstone and Sandy Fire. Click each station for more details. Station 111300 SE Fuller Rd.Milwaukie, OR 97222 Station 23200 SE Harrison St.Milwaukie, OR 97222 Station 32930 SE Oak Grove Blvd.Milwaukie, OR 97267 Station 46600 SE Lake Rd.Milwaukie, OR 97222 Station 59339 SE Causey Ave.Happy Valley, OR 97086 Station 612901
- [Station 73 - Roslyn](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-73-roslyn/) - Station 73: Roslyn Location 13120 SE Ten Eyck Rd. Sandy, OR 97055 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch:503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries:503-742-2600 Station Information Station 73 is part of East Battalion and is typically staffed by volunteer firefighters on weeknights and weekends. Clackamas Fire entered into a seven-year contract for service
- [Station 71 - Sandy Main](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-71-sandy-main/) - Station 71: Sandy Main Location 17460 Bruns Ave. Sandy, OR 97055 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 71 is part of East Battalion and has three personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule. The crew on Rescue 371 has two personnel with at least one
- [Station 22 - Gladstone](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-19-damascus-2/) - Station 22: Gladstone Location 555 Portland Ave. Gladstone, OR 97027 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch:503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries:503-742-2600 Station Information Station 22 is part of North Battalion and has three personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule. Clackamas Fire began operations out of Station 22 in the City of Gladstone on June
- [Station 19 - Damascus](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-19-damascus/) - Station 19: Damascus Location 19750 SE Damascus Lane, Damascus, OR 97089 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 19 is part of East Battalion and has four personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule that respond to incidents utilizing Squad 319. At least one crew member
- [Station 17 - South End](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-17-south-end/) - Station 17: South End Location 19001 South End Road Oregon City, OR 97045 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 17 is part of South Battalion and has three personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule. At least one crew member per shift is a paramedic
- [Station 16 - Hilltop](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-16-hilltop/) - Station 16: Hilltop Location 19340 Molalla Ave Oregon City, OR 97045 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 16 is part of South Battalion and has four personnel who respond to incidents utilizing Truck 316, and a battalion chief who responds to incidents utilizing Battalion
- [Station 15 - John Adams](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-15-john-adams/) - Station 15: John Adams Location 624 7th Street Oregon City, OR 97045 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 15 is part of South Battalion and has three personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule. At least one crew member per shift is a paramedic capable
- [Station 10 - Beavercreek](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-10-beavercreek/) - Station 10: Beavercreek Location 22310 S Beavercreek Road Beavercreek, OR 97004 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 10 is part of South Battalion and has three personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule. At least one crew member per shift is a paramedic capable of providing
- [Station 5 - Mt. Scott](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-5-mt-scott/) - Station 5: Mt. Scott Location 9339 SE Causey Ave Happy Valley, OR 97086 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 5 is part of North Battalion and has four personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule with at least one crew member per shift as a
- [Station 3 - Oak Grove](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-3-oak-grove/) - Station 3: Oak Grove Location 2930 SE Oak Grove Blvd Milwaukie, OR 97267 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 3 is part of North Battalion and has three-personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule on Engine 303 and two personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule
- [IMT Incident Public Notice](https://clackamasfire.com/incident/) - Please Check Again for any IMT Incident Reports This page will be displayed in the event of an incident, and will provide information and resources.
- [Sandy and Clackamas Fire Annexation FAQ](https://clackamasfire.com/sandy-and-clackamas-fire-annexation-faq/) - Powered By EmbedPress
- [Divisions](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/) - Divisions Civil Service Commission The Civil Service Commission exists to establish a system of personnel administration based on merit, principles, governing the appointment, tenure, promotion, transfer, lay-off, removal and discipline of its officers and employees, and other incidents of employment. Emergency Medical Services The Emergency Medical Services Division ensures that the Clackamas Fire District #1 Firefighter/Paramedics
- [Health and Safety Fair](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/education/health-and-safety-fair/) - Hilltop Health and Safety Fair Saturday, September 27th, 2025 10:00am-2:00pm Danielson Hilltop Mall358 Warner Milne RoadOregon City, OR 97045 Bring your family to enjoy a FREE day of health and safety information and activities. Free bicycle helmets Drawings to win bicycles and scooters Fire rescue equipment Community vendors Public safety information Fire prevention safety trailer
- [Public Information](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/public-information/) - Public Information Clackamas Fire District #1 has a Public Information Officer (PIO) available 24-hours a day to respond to high-profile incidents such as fires, motor vehicle accidents, hazardous materials incidents, and incidents involving Urban Search & Rescue and Water Rescue.The PIO also works alongside the news media to get important safety messages out to the
- [Pulse Point Active Calls](https://clackamasfire.com/pulse-point-active-calls/)
- [Closest Hydrant Map](https://clackamasfire.com/closest-hydrant-map/) - Closest Hydrant Map Instructions: Enter ONLY your street address and zip code in the search field. If you need a tool to measure distance on the map, click the View Larger Map link below. View Larger Map
- [Closest Fire Station Map](https://clackamasfire.com/closest-fire-station-service-area-map/) - Closest Fire Station Map Instructions: Enter ONLY your street address and zip code in the search field. If you need a tool to measure distance on the map, click the View Larger Map link below. View Larger Map Printable Version (PDF)
- [New Construction Resources](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/new-construction-resources/) - New Construction ResourcesThe Fire Marshal’s Office of Clackamas Fire District #1 provides comprehensive fire code plans review and inspection services for new commercial construction projects, and limited plans review for one and two-family dwellings. We also review proposed subdivisions, partitions and other land use applications for fire code compliance. Our service area covers five cities
- [Clackamas Annexations](https://clackamasfire.com/clackamas-annexations/) - Clackamas Fire Annexations Clackamas Fire continually strives to optimize its service delivery to ensure the safety and well-being of all residents. A key part of this effort involves strategic annexations, which allow us to expand our coverage and improve response times. To keep our community informed, we’ve compiled detailed information on our active annexation proposals.
- [Safe Haven](https://clackamasfire.com/safe-haven/) - Safe Haven Oregon's "A Safe Place for Newborns" Law allows a birth parent (mother or father) to leave a newborn infant at an authorized facility. As long as the baby is 30 days old or younger, is handed to someone working there, and shows no signs of abuse, there will be no legal consequences for
- [Station 18 - Eagle Creek](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-18-eagle-creek/) - Station 18: Eagle Creek Location 32200 SE Judd Rd.Eagle Creek, OR 97022 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch:503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries:503-742-2600 Station Information Station 18 is part of East Battalion and has three personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule. At least one crew member per shift is a paramedic
- [Budget Committee Members](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/financial-services/budget-committee-members/) - Budget Committee MembersThe Clackamas Fire District #1 Budget Committee consists of the Fire Chief, Board of Directors and citizens members who apply and are selected to join the committee. Fire Chief Fire Chief Nick Browne Board of Directors Chris Hawes, PresidentTerm Expires: June 30, 2025Jay Cross, Vice PresidentTerm Expires: June 30, 2025Thomas Joseph, Secretary/TreasurerTerm Expires:
- [Wildland Division​](https://clackamasfire.com/wildland-division/) - Wildland Division The Wildland Division supports the District’s wildland firefighting program. The efforts of this program put the Fire District in a position to respond to state and federal wildfire deployments, which provide an important revenue source for the District’s operations. Crew 30 Seasonal Hand CrewCrew 30 establishment:After the historic and devasting wildfires in 2020,
- [Civil Service Commission](https://clackamasfire.com/civil-service-commission/) - Civil Service Commission About The Civil Service Commission What is the Clackamas Fire Civil Service Commission? The Civil Service Board consists of 5 commissioners appointed to voluntary positions by the Clackamas Fire Board of Directors. The commissioners are appointed to reflect the perspectives of labor, management and the general public. Current Board Members Are: Marchelle Paholsky
- [Community Meeting Rooms](https://clackamasfire.com/community-meeting-rooms/) - Community Meeting RoomsClackamas Fire District has four community meeting rooms within our fire stations that are provided free-of-charge to non-profit organizations within the fire district to reserve for events including, but not limited to, community, neighborhood, HOA, or CPO meetings.For information about each specific meeting room, please click on the locations below.Reserving a meeting room is a two-step
- [Current Job Openings](https://clackamasfire.com/current-job-openings/) - Human Capital Welcome to the Human Capital Division. Clackamas Fire District #1 offers many different career pathways and volunteer opportunities. Here you can also find up to date hiring information and answers to our most frequently asked career questions. For additional questions please email us at: hc.inbox@clackamasfire.com. Current Job OpeningsClackamas Fire uses Government Jobs for
- [Blue Heron Fire Incident](https://clackamasfire.com/blue-heron-fire-incident/) - Blue Heron Fire Incident Frequently Asked Questions Regarding the Blue Heron Incident Topic: Blue Heron Fire Community MeetingWhen: Feb 7, 2025 11:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)Join from PC, Mac, iPad, or Android:https://clackamasfire.zoom.us/j/93030752403Passcode:856724Phone one-tap:+16694449171,,93030752403#,,,,*856724# US+16699006833,,93030752403#,,,,*856724# US (San Jose)Join via audio:+1 669 444 9171 USWebinar ID: 930 3075 2403Passcode: 856724 Frequently Asked Questions Regarding the
- [EMS Links](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/medical-services-division/ems-links/) - EMS Links Children Bicycle Helmet Source Guide * Bike Safety Car Safety Seats- A Guide For Families Children's Health Topics Injury Prevention for Children First Aid CPR, AED & First Aid Training Hands Only CPR Heart Attack, Stroke & Cardiac Arrest Warning Signs Seniors Injury Prevention for Seniors * If you need assistance acquiring a
- [Station 74: Dover](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-74-dover/) - Station 74: Dover Location 24545 SE Firwood Rd. Sandy, OR 97055 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 74 is part of East Battalion and is typically staffed by volunteer firefighters on weeknights and weekends. Clackamas Fire entered into a seven-year contract for service
- [Station 14 - Boring](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-14-boring/) - Station 14: Boring Location 28655 SE Hwy 212 Boring, OR 97009 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 14 is part of East Battalion and has four personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule that responds to incidents utilizing Engine 314. The station also houses a battalion
- [Station 13 - Clarkes](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-13-clarkes/) - Station 13: Clarkes Location 25675 S Beavercreek Road Beavercreek, OR 97004 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 13 is part of South Battalion and has three personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule. At least one crew member per shift is a paramedic capable of
- [Station 11 - Redland](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-11-redland/) - Station 11: Redland Location 18265 S Redland Road Oregon City, OR 97045 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 11 is part of South Battalion and has three personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule. At least one crew member per shift is a paramedic capable
- [Station 9 - Holcomb](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-9-holcomb/) - Station 9: Holcomb Location 300 Longview Way Oregon City, OR 97045 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 9 is part of South Battalion and has three personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule. At least one crew member per shift is a paramedic capable of
- [Station 8 - Clackamas](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-8-clackamas/) - Station 8: Clackamas Location 16100 SE 130th Avenue Clackamas, OR 97015 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 8 is part of East Battalion and has four personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule. At least one crew member per shift is a paramedic capable of providing
- [Station 7 - Pleasant Valley](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-7-pleasant-valley/) - Station 7: Pleasant Valley Location 10921 SE 172nd Happy Valley, OR 97086 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 7 is part of East Battalion and has three personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule. At least one crew member per shift is a paramedic capable
- [Station 6 - Happy Valley](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-6-happy-valley/) - Station 6: Happy Valley Location 12901 SE King Road Happy Valley, OR 97086 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 6 is part of North Battalion and has three personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule. At least one crew member per shift is a paramedic
- [Station 4 - Lake Road](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-4-lake-road/) - Station 4: Lake Road Location 6600 SE Lake Road Milwaukie, OR 97222 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 4 is part of North Battalion and has four personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule that respond to incidents utilizing Truck 304. The station also houses
- [Station 2 - Milwaukie](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-2-milwaukie/) - Station 2: Milwaukie Location 3200 SE Harrison Street Milwaukie, OR 97222 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 2 is part of North Battalion and has three personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule. At least one crew member per shift is a paramedic capable
- [Station 1 - Town Center](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-1-town-center/) - Station 1: Town Center Location 11300 SE Fuller Road Milwaukie, OR 97222 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 503-655-8211 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information Station 1 is part of North Battalion and has four personnel on each 24-hour, four-shift schedule on Engine 301. At least one crew member per shift is
- [Medical Services Division Staff](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/medical-services-division/ems-division-staff/) - Medical Services Division Staff Medical Services Division Chief Rick Huffman (2019 – Present) Phone: 503-742-2652 Email: rick.huffman@clackamasfire.com EMS Captain Justin Colvin Phone: 503.742.2675 Email: justin.colvin@clackamasfire.com Community Paramedic Neil Clasen Phone: 503-742-2691 Email: neil.clasen@clackamasfire.com Alesha Cain Email: alesha.cain@clackamasfire.com EMS Officer Laurie Smallwood Email: laurie.smallwood@clackamasfire.com
- [Medical Services Division](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/medical-services-division/) - Medical Services Division Nearly 70 percent of the emergency alarms to which Clackamas Fire District #1 firefighters respond are medical in nature. Clackamas Fire District #1 responds to these emergencies with highly skilled cross trained firefighter/paramedics and firefighters (EMTs) equipped with the latest technology in emergency medical equipment. Currently, Clackamas Fire District #1 consists of
- [Disaster Preparedness](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/disaster-preparedness/) - Disaster Preparedness Disaster can strike quickly and without warning. It can force you to evacuate your neighborhood or confine you to your home. What would you do if basic services such as water, gas, electricity or telephones were cut off? Local officials and relief workers will be on the scene after a disaster, but they
- [2024 Operation Santa Claus](https://clackamasfire.com/2024-operation-santa/) - Operation Santa has been a Clackamas Fire tradition within the community for more than 50 years. While the goal is the same as it has been since the beginning, several years ago the strategy to collect donations has shifted to focusing on our donation drop-off events. In 2022, we reintroduced some of the community parades
- [Business Inspections](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/business-inspections/) - Business Inspections What to Expect Fire crews and department personnel conducting inspections look for items such as blocked or locked exits, electrical and mechanical hazards, house keeping and storage issues, as well as ensuring that fire protection systems are in working order. Businesses found in violation of the fire code are given between two weeks
- [Clackamas Fire District – Emergency Services Levy](https://clackamasfire.com/clackamas-fire-community-forum-staffing-wildfires-and-alternative-response/) - About The Levy Clackamas Fire is one of the largest and busiest fire agencies in the region, serving 220,000 residents across 235 square miles. Demands for emergency response are growing, with more than 30,000 annual calls. Since 2021, there has been a 15% increase in call volume yet budgetconstraints resulted in a 9% decrease in
- [Health & Safety Division](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/health-safety-division/) - Health & Safety Division The Health & Safety Division is responsible for providing strategies and resources to enhance the health, well-being, and performance of firefighters and staff. Through the in-house comprehensive wellness program, safety program, and the administration of employee benefits, Health & Safety staff work to ensure that first responders are prepared to best
- [Community Paramedic Program](https://clackamasfire.com/community-paramedic-program/) - Every call to 911 is a call for help, but not every call is a medical emergency. Clackamas Fire’s Community Paramedic Program links patients with the community services they need. The program aims to fill in the gaps, advocates for community members, and provides a platform for health equity that facilitates a healthier Clackamas County.
- [Logistics](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/logistics/) - Logistics Division The Logistics Department currently supplies our 24 career and volunteer fire stations, as well as the administrative and support divisions with the tools and supplies needed for them to perform the increasingly complex task of providing emergency services to our District residents. Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00am – 4:00pm PST Vendor Questions or
- [Public Records Request](https://clackamasfire.com/public-records-request/) - Public Records Requests Clackamas Fire District #1 maintains several different types of public records, to include: to include: fire investigation reports, incident reports, medical records, inspections/fire code violations, and archival records. Clackamas Fire does not maintain records of above or underground storage tanks. Request Fees Incident and Inspection Records The processing fee is
- [Address / Smoke Alarm Program](https://clackamasfire.com/smoke-alarm-address/) - Smoke Alarm/Address Signs Smoke Alarms Smoke alarms save lives! Through early detection of a fire, the occupants of the building have time to escape. Clackamas Fire District recognizes the value of this early warning of a fire and is committed to getting smoke detectors into 100 percent of the homes in the fire district.
- [Board & Public Meetings Archive 2021-2023](https://clackamasfire.com/board-public-meetings-archive-2021-2023/) - Board & Public Meetings The board meetings are held on the third Monday of each month or on the fourth Monday, if the third Monday falls on a holiday at 5:00 p.m. The public is welcome to attend and provide comment to the board at any board meeting. If you would like to provide public
- [AED Information](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/medical-services-division/aed-information/) - AED InformationFinancial Assistance Program | AED LocationsAccording to the American Heart Association, sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) kills more than 450,000 people every year. Recent studies have shown that without defibrillation, the likelihood of survival decreases at the rate of 10 percent for each minute that passes.Knowing what to do during one of these emergencies is
- [TEST](https://clackamasfire.com/test/)
- [delete](https://clackamasfire.com/delete/) - Board & Public Meetings The board meetings are held on the third Monday of each month or on the fourth Monday, if the third Monday falls on a holiday at 5:00 p.m. The public is welcome to attend and provide comment to the board at any board meeting. If you would like to provide public
- [Medical Records Release](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/medical-services-division/medical-records-release/) - Medical Records Release Patients shall have access to their own medical records. The district will provide copies of these records at no charge provided the patient has come to us in person and has photo identification verifying they are the patient. If the patient is a minor, the parents or legal guardians of the patient
- [Purpose, Commitment, and Values](https://clackamasfire.com/purpose-commitment-and-values/) - Here for youOur Purpose: Sworn to Serve, Dedicated to Save Our Commitment: We Commit to: Saving lives, protecting property, homes, structures, and the environment. Actively locating and occupying all searchable spaces within a structure fire. Being innovative industry leaders in all-hazard service delivery. Promoting a culture of resiliency, accountability, and teamwork. Providing the best service
- [Outdoor Burning Categories](https://clackamasfire.com/outdoor-burning-categories/) - Outdoor Burning Categories Recreational Fires A recreational fire (campfire, cooking fire or warming fire) is a small, occasional (less than four per month) fire, which is no larger than three feet in diameter and two feet high, burning only dry, cut firewood. Recreational fires are allowed year-round throughout the county under low fire danger level,
- [Clackamas Fire Prepares: Ready, Set, Go!](https://clackamasfire.com/readyset-go/) - ARE YOU PREPARED FOR A WILDFIRE? Ready, Set, Go! Ready – Be Ready. Prepare for the threat of wildfire by creating defensible space around your home. Set – Get Set. Create and prepare your wildfire action plan – a checklist that includes evacuation routes and emergency meeting locations. Stay alert and know how to receive the latest
- [Becoming A Career Firefighter](https://clackamasfire.com/becoming-a-career-firefighter/) - Becoming A Career FirefighterFirefighting careers are highly competitive and require hard work and dedication to successfully achieve. While there are many routes to becoming a career firefighter, many start in the fire service as volunteers and by going to school and studying a fire science, EMT or paramedic program.EMT and VolunteeringThe typical minimum requirements for becoming a career
- [Strategic Plan](https://clackamasfire.com/strategic-plan/) - Strategic Plan ► Click here to read the Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan
- [Sandy Fire Contract for Service](https://clackamasfire.com/sandy-fire-contract-for-service/) - We are excited to announce that Clackamas Fire District has entered into a full contract for service with Sandy Fire District No. 72, effective July 1, 2023 Download PDF: Intergovernmental Agreement for All Fire Protection and Emergency Medical Services
- [Cost Recovery/False Alarms](https://clackamasfire.com/cost-recovery/) - In April 2022, the Board of Directors adopted Resolution 22-01 amending Ordinance 18-01 Section G adopting cost-based fees and rates for the Fire Marshal's Office plan review fees and establishing flat rate fees for construction and operational permits. In November 2019, the Board of Directors adopted Resolution 19-06 amending Ordinance 18-01. Ordinance 18-01 adopts cost-based fees and rates for Fire District provided
- [Community Room: Sandy – Station 71 Annex](https://clackamasfire.com/community-meeting-rooms/community-room-sandy-71/) - Community Room: Sandy – Station 71 Annex 17459 Bruns Ave. Sandy, OR 97055 ➠ Map This Location Features Max Occupancy: 49 • 34 chairs • 19 tables • ADA accessible • On-site gravel parking (limited) and street parking • Restrooms • Water • Coffee machine • Microwave • Whiteboard
- [Donate My House](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/training-and-safety-division/acquired-structures/) - Donate My House For Training Are you planning to demolish a structure like your house? We might be able to help! Clackamas Fire District #1 frequently uses residential and commercial structures for destructive training. We burn structures in their entirety or conduct exercises that include breaking down doors and cutting holes into roofs and walls. This
- [Get Involved](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/disaster-preparedness/get-involved/) - Get Involved When disaster strikes Emergency Responders may be delayed for hours or even days. It is up to each of us to take the steps necessary to become more disaster resilient. Recent disasters around the world have shown that the first relief efforts are usually from people in the community assisting their neighbors. Clackamas
- [Station 21 - Centennial Park](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-stations/station-21-centennial-park/) - Station 21: Centennial Park Location 20100 SE Hwy 212, Damascus, OR 97089 Map This Location Contact Information Emergency: 911 General and Business Inquiries: 503-742-2600 Station Information This station is used to support our Volunteer program. Apparatus Rehab 321
- [Fire Prevention](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/) - Fire Marshal's Office The mission of the Fire Marshal's Office is to protect and preserve life and property through education, engineering, and enforcement. Education opportunities include; school programs, public presentations, media events, and safety fairs. Engineering activities include; pre-construction plans review, fire protection system review and fire code development. Enforcement activities include; commercial fire code
- [Board of Directors](https://clackamasfire.com/board-of-directors/) - Board of Directors During this time, directors are encouraging the public to participate virtually in our monthly Board Meetings. Please contact us by email, phone, or mail. We will respond as quickly as we can, but we do ask for your patience as we focus on providing public service and keeping our community and staff
- [Suppression Volunteers](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/volunteer-program/suppression-volunteers/) - Suppression Volunteers The Volunteer Suppression Firefighters are members that live both inside or outside the fire district. These volunteers perform suppression firefighting, emergency medical care, fire prevention duties, and other incident response services. Currently, suppression volunteers respond from the Logan Community Fire Station 12, Clarkes Community Fire Station 13, and Centennial Park Station 21. Volunteer Firefighters
- [Vendor Inquiries](https://clackamasfire.com/vendor-inquiries/)
- [Contact Us EMS](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/medical-services-division/contact-us-ems/) - Contact EMS Division Emergency Medical Services Division 11300 SE Fuller Road Milwaukie, OR 97222 503-742-2600 Rick Huffman, Division Chief 503-742-2652 Comments, Compliments, or Concerns Please use the form below to direct your comments to us. If you would like to receive a response back, please include your contact information. If you would like to reference
- [PulsePoint](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/medical-services-division/pulsepoint/) - PulsePoint Sudden Cardiac Arrest is one of the leading causes of preventable deaths. The PulsePoint app alerts CPR-trained bystanders, like you, to a cardiac emergency in your immediate vicinity, so you can get to the scene and start CPR in the critical lifesaving minutes before EMS teams arrive. Visit www.pulsepoint.org for more information of use
- [POLST](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/medical-services-division/polst/) - POLST Physician Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment What is POLST? POLST is a medical order for people with advanced illness or frailty. If you are someone with serious illness you can complete a POLST form with your health care professional to direct the kinds of treatment you want in a medical crisis. POLST orders give
- [File of Life](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/medical-services-division/file-of-life/) - File of Life The File of Life is a free program for the citizens of Clackamas Fire designed to provide pertinent medical information to responding paramedics in the event of an emergency. This program could help save your life. During emergencies seconds count. Often times during an emergency a patient is unable to provide critical
- [Open Burning Terms](https://clackamasfire.com/glossary-of-open-burning-terms/) - Glossary Of Open Burning Terms Approved Clackamas Fire District #1 Burn Day Open Burning is allowed only on specific days and during approved burning hours. These conditions are announced by the CFD1’s open burning information line 5503-742-2945. Burn days and times are set by ODA and ODF meteorologists and must also comply with DEQ and
- [Christmas Tree Growers](https://clackamasfire.com/rules-for-christmas-tree-growers/) - Rules For Christmas Tree Growers The burning of Christmas Trees and Christmas tree waste material should be the last resort after investigating all other options; it is State policy to eliminate Open Burning disposal practices where alternative disposal methods are feasible, practicable and to encourage alternative disposal methods that emphasize resource recovery. Christmas tree growers
- [Burning Established By Oregon Administrative Rule](https://clackamasfire.com/open-burning-established-by-oregon-administrative-rule/) - Open Burning Established By OAR The State of Oregon defines types of Open Burning and has established eight classes including; Agricultural, Commercial, Construction, Demolition, Domestic (which includes backyard burning), Industrial, Slash and Field Burning. Source: OAR 340-264-0010(1) Agricultural Burning The burning of agriculture waste material generated or used by an agricultural operation on land where
- [Training Offered](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/training-and-safety-division/training-offered/) - Training Offered Training consists of a variety of methods including individual fire and EMS skills, company performance training and battalion drills in district - to name a few. In district battalion drills keep the crews within their response area while they train instead of driving to a central training location. This allows them to quickly respond
- [Safety](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/training-and-safety-division/safety/) - Safety Clackamas Fire District # 1’s safety program is striving to make an impact in an already outstanding safety culture within this organization. In addition to working closely with Operations, Training, and Wellness staff to accomplish this: our Safety Committee that meets monthly to discuss preventive opportunities and to review accidents, injuries, and near-misses in
- [Training Facilities](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/training-and-safety-division/training-facilities/) - Training Facilities Training Campus Located in the center of our fire district is the central training campus. It consists of four acres of state of the art training props, classrooms and drill grounds. (click HERE for a campus map) Facilities Training Center (click HERE for a map) The cog of the training campus is the
- [Training and Safety Division](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/training-and-safety-division/) - Training and Safety Division The Training and Safety Division is responsible for the coordination, facilitation and/or conducting of a wide variety of training for fire district personnel. This training includes skills practice and skills enhancement in emergency medical techniques, swift water rescue, rope rescue, structural and wildland firefighting, hazardous materials incident response, collapse rescue and other
- [Disaster Kit](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/disaster-preparedness/disaster-kit/) - Disaster Kit Your kit is the cornerstone of your disaster preparations. It does not need to be expensive or time consuming to put together. We encourage everyone to have sufficient food, water and medical supplies to provide for your family’s safety for 2 weeks. Your kit should be portable and easy to transport in the
- [Be Informed](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/disaster-preparedness/be-informed/) - Be Informed The first step in helping your family become more resilient to disaster is to be informed of the hazards that face your community. Government officials conduct and frequently update an analysis of the hazards that face our region and are vulnerabilities to these hazards. Below are the most common and dangerous natural threats
- [Family Communication Plan](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/disaster-preparedness/family-communication-plan/) - Make a Family Communication Plan Creating your Family Emergency Communication Plan starts with one simple question: “What if?” “What if something happens and I’m not with my family?” “Will I be able to reach them?” “How will I know they are safe?” “How can I let them know I’m OK?” During a disaster, you will
- [Preparing For Disaster](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/disaster-preparedness/preparing-for-disaster/) - What is keeping you from preparing your family for disaster? A national survey showed that a majority of Americans are familiar with the threats that face their community. Despite being aware of potential threats, most survey participants admitted to not being prepared for disasters. Below are several of the reasons survey participants gave for not
- [Community Room: Damascus](https://clackamasfire.com/community-meeting-rooms/community-room-damascus/) - Community Room: Damascus - Station 21 20100 SE Hwy 212 Damascus, OR 97089 ➠ Map this Location Features Max Occupancy: 35 25 chairs 5 tables ADA accessible AED On-site parking (limited) Restroom Water Coffee machine Microwave
- [Community Room: Boring - Station 14](https://clackamasfire.com/community-meeting-rooms/community-room-boring/) - Community Room: Boring - Station 14 28655 SE Hwy 212 Boring, OR 97009 ➠ Map This Location Features Max Occupancy: 70 65 chairs 19 tables ADA Accessible AED On-Site Parking Restrooms Water Coffee Machine Microwave Whiteboard
- [Community Room: Beavercreek - Station 10](https://clackamasfire.com/community-meeting-rooms/community-room-beavercreek/) - Community Room: Beavercreek - Station 10 22310 S Beavercreek Rd. Beavercreek, OR 97004 ➠ Map This Location Features Max Occupancy: 60 60 chairs 12 tables ADA Accessible AED On-Site Parking Restrooms Water Coffee Machine Microwave Whiteboard
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://clackamasfire.com/frequently-asked-questions-2/)
- [Apparatus Showcase](https://clackamasfire.com/apparatus-showcase/) - Apparatus Showcase Clackamas Fire District #1 responds to a wide variety of emergencies. Each incident is different and sometimes requires unique apparatus to handle the situation. Here is a brief overview of the various types of apparatus Clackamas Fire uses to respond to emergencies throughout our fire district. Fire Engine Fire engines are the primary
- [Becoming A Fire Inspector](https://clackamasfire.com/becoming-a-fire-inspector/) - Becoming a Fire Inspector/Fire Investigator What Is Fire Inspector? Fire inspectors play a vital role in protecting both life and property. They inspect buildings before and after their construction, locating hazardous conditions, and conformity to the fire code. During these inspections, inspectors identify any corrective actions necessary and work with building owners or occupants to
- [Frequently Asked Questions - Volunteer](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/volunteer-program/frequently-asked-questions-volunteer/) - Frequently Asked Questions
- [Support Volunteers](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/volunteer-program/support-volunteers/) - Support Volunteers Support Volunteers provide the necessary support to meet the district's mission by engaging in a variety of functions and roles including rehabilitation response and support, command bus response, water tender response and Chaplain duties. Rehab The Rehab Volunteers perform support operations for emergency scenes by providing incident rehabilitation services in addition to first aid, fire
- [Kids Misusing Fire](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/kids-misusing-fire/) - Kids Playing With and/or Misusing Fire (Juvenile Fire Setters) Juveniles (children up to the age of 18) playing with and/or misusing fire is an issue that should be taken seriously and not ignored. According to the NFPA, between 2010 and 2014 there were 498 reported youth involved fire that resulted in 4 civilian deaths and
- [ISO Insurance Rating](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/insurance-information/) - ISO Insurance Rating Clackamas Fire District #1 ISO Rating: 2 The Insurance Services Office, Inc. (ISO) provides a rating system for public protection classifications. This system, through analysis of all aspects of the Fire District and water supply, determines a fire districts ability to respond to fires and thus is used by many insurance companies to
- [Smoke Alarms](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/education/smoke-alarms/) - Smoke Alarms When installed properly and maintained, working smoke alarms can prevent injuries and deaths. Smoke alarms allow for early detection to get out of the structure before toxic fumes accumulate to lethal levels. Most fire deaths and injuries occur at night between midnight and 8am while victims are asleep. Well maintained and functioning smoke
- [Safety Tips](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/education/safety-tips/) - Safety Tips Window Safety Window falls are predictable and preventable. Here’s what families can do to prevent child window falls, and how to select window stops and guards: Keep play away from windows. Only allow windows to open 4 inches, and install window stops or window guards that can be removed by an adult in
- [Residential Fire Sprinklers](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/education/residential-fire-sprinklers/) - Residential Fire Sprinklers Saves Lives! How are Homes Getting Built with Residential Fire Sprinklers? New Single Family Dwellings Within Clackamas Fire District #1’s response area, residential fire sprinklers may be recommended in lieu of meeting minimum fire flow requirements or fire department access. CFD#1 would like to encourage you to install a residential fire
- [Kids Page](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/education/kids/) - Kid's Page According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), suffering a devastating loss from a residential fire is a widespread tragedy in North America that is often preventable. In recent years in the U.S., fires have caused an estimated average of 2,570 civilian deaths, 13,210 civilian injuries, and $7.2 billion in direct property damage
- [Fireworks](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/education/fireworks/) - Fireworks Safety Be Prepared: Store fireworks out of children’s reach. Always read and follow label directions. Place pets indoors; they are easily frightened by fireworks. Always have a garden hose or bucket of water handy. Be Safe: An adult should always light fireworks. Keep matches & lighters away from children. Use fireworks outdoors only. Light
- [Fire Extinguishers](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/education/fire-extinguishers/) - Fire Extinguishers How to Use a Fire Extinguisher PASS (Pull - Aim - Squeeze - Sweep) Pull the safety pin at the top of the extinguisher (some units have latches or levers instead) Aim the nozzle, horn, or hose at the base of the flames. Hold the extinguisher vertically to ensure the unit will have
- [Carbon Monoxide](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/education/carbon-monoxide/) - Carbon Monoxide Carbon monoxide (CO) is a deadly, colorless, odorless, poisonous gas. It is produced by the incomplete burning of various fuels, including coal, wood, charcoal, oil, kerosene, propane, and natural gas. Products and equipment powered by internal combustion engine-powered equipment such as portable generators, cars, lawn mowers, and power washers also produce CO. Because
- [Helpful Links and Resources](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/apartment-inspection-program/helpful-links-resources/) - Fire Extinguisher Services Companies Fire Extinguisher Service Companies Outside Agencies Oregon Law: www.osbar.org/public Clackamas Public Health Dept.: www.clackamas.us/publichealth Clackamas County - Code Enforcement: www.clackamas.us/codeenforcement City of Milwaukie - Code Enforcement: www.milwaukieoregon.gov/communityservices/code-compliance City of Oregon City - Code Enforcement: www.orcity.org/codeenforcement City of Happy Valley - Code Enforcement: www.happyvalleyor.gov/services/code-enforcement Oregon State Fire Marshal: www.oregon.gov/osp/sfm
- [Forms and Brochures](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/apartment-inspection-program/forms-and-brochures/) - Forms and Brochures NOTE: To properly print a brochure, please print double-sided with flip on the short side. Fire Escape Planning English Spanish Home Safety Brochure English Spanish Russian Vietnamese Landlord's Guide To No-Smoking Policies Property Self-Inspection Checklist Resident Space Inspection Residential Carbon Monoxide Law Residential Smoke Alarm Law Smoke and Cabron Monoxide Alarm - Power
- [What We Look For](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/apartment-inspection-program/what-we-look-for/) - What We Look For The most commons items we look at during an inspection. This is not a complete list. Street address is visible from the street, the address numbers are a contrasting color from the building and are very easy to see. Apartment numbers should be easy to see. If the doors are inside
- [Apartment Inspection Program](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/apartment-inspection-program/) - Apartment Inspection Program Each year Clackamas Fire conducts a fire inspection on all multi-family housing buildings that have more than two units. Single family residents and duplexes are not inspected. The inspections consist of the building shell, common areas and the outside property. Individual apartments are not inspected. The purpose of Clackamas Fires apartment inspection
- [FMO Flat Rate Fees](https://clackamasfire.com/fmo-flat-rate-fees/) - Understanding the Fire Marshal's Office Flat Rate Fees Clackamas Fire District #1 has experienced a significant rise in costs associated with personal protective equipment, station and apparatus repairs, maintenance, purchasing of equipment, and supplies. To assist in offsetting these expenses, Clackamas Fire District #1 Fire Marshal’s Office has adopted flat rate fees for service and
- [Request for Proposal](https://clackamasfire.com/request-for-proposal/) - There are no current requests.
- [Fire Station Tours](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-station-tours/) - Schedule A Fire Station Tour Clackamas Fire is excited to reintroduce fire station tours to the community after an extended break during the pandemic. The Fire District provides tours at most of our 22 community fire stations; however, station tours might look a little different than they have in the past. The Fire District will
- [2022 Sandy Fire Feasibility Study](https://clackamasfire.com/2022-sandy-fire-feasibility-study/) - 2022 Sandy Fire Cooperative Services Feasibility Study Sandy Fire Financial Statement
- [Wood Chipper Grants](https://clackamasfire.com/wood-chipper-grants/) - Thank you for your interest in reducing wildfire fuel in our communities. At this time, all of our grants have been distributed. Please check back in May, 2023. If we have additional funds left after completing this process, we may be able to distribute additional grants.
- [Hazardous Materials Team](https://clackamasfire.com/services-we-provide/hazardous-materials-team/) - Hazardous Materials Team (HazMat) Clackamas Fire District #1 is one of the largest fire protection districts in Oregon. Once existed fields and farms, the landscape of today now boasts high density industry, the second largest shopping mall in Oregon and significant transportation routes. Over ten billion pounds of hazardous materials are shipped, stored, processed, or
- [Wildland Fire Information](https://clackamasfire.com/wildland-fire-information/) - Clackamas Fire has a mixture of land use area from urban cities to rural communities. As a result, Clackamas Fire has a Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) hazard. WUI is when vegetation like forest, brush, or green spaces come up against homes and communities increasing these areas from threat of wildfires. Clackamas Fire has prepared for
- [Public Meeting Comments](https://clackamasfire.com/public-meeting-comments/)
- [Contact](https://clackamasfire.com/contact/) - Contact Clackamas Fire To contact us, use the division phone directory or complete the form below. Some responses may take up to 2 business days. Clackamas Fire divisions are open Monday – Friday from 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Do not use this form to report the following: Emergencies Dial 911 Records Requests Fire Records:
- [Fire Chief](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-chief/) - Fire Chief Nick Browne Chief Browne began his fire service career as a volunteer Firefighter with Asotin County Fire District #1 in Washington in 2002 before becoming a career firefighter with the City of Lewiston Fire Department in Idaho in 2003. Browne was hired with Clackamas Fire as a Firefighter in 2008 and rose through the ranks,
- [Compliments or Concerns](https://clackamasfire.com/compliment-or-concern/) - Compliments or Concerns Tell us how we are doing! Please use the space below to direct your compliments or concerns to us. If you would like to receive a response back, please include your contact information below. If you would like to reference a specific crew that responded to your home, business, or organization, please include
- [Archived Board Agendas, Packets and Minutes](https://clackamasfire.com/board-of-directors/board-agenda-packets-and-minutes/) - Archived Board Agendas, Packets and Minutes
- [Images](https://clackamasfire.com/images/)
- [Merger Images](https://clackamasfire.com/merger-images/)
- [Fleet](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/fleet/) - Fleet Division The Fleet Division maintains the ever-growing fleet of fire and emergency apparatus and staff vehicles through preventative maintenance and repair. All Fleet Technicians are Emergency Vehicle Technician certified in addition to ASE certifications, which vary from automotive to medium and heavy duty truck certifications among others. In addition to maintaining every vehicle within
- [Estacada Fire - Home](https://clackamasfire.com/estacada-fire-home/) - Home About Us Board & Staff History of our Fire District Insurance Services Office (ISO) Class SE Jeremy Loveless Ave Fire District Doctrine and Strategic Plan Divisions International Association of Firefighters (IAFF) Local 1159 Oregon Volunteer Firefighters Association (OVFA) Employment Opportunities Burning Community Outreach Volunteer Veteran to Firefighter Program Volunteer Programs Explorer Post Member Access
- [Emergency Services Foundation](https://clackamasfire.com/emergency-services-foundation/) - Clackamas Emergency Services Foundation The Clackamas Emergency Services Foundation was formed in 1998 to provide funds to help people in need within the community. Along with the Fire District, the Foundation consists of other emergency service agencies – Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office, Milwaukie Police Department, Estacada Fire District #69 and Oregon City Police Department. When any
- [Earthquake Readiness](https://clackamasfire.com/earthquake-readiness/) - California experienced a CRUSTAL 7.1 moment magnitude earthquake on July 5, 2019 that shook for 20 to 25 seconds. Our region is threatened by similar earthquakes but our primary concern is for a much different type and magnitude earthquake. The Northwest is in jeopardy of experiencing a SUBDUCTION type earthquake. The magnitude is expected to
- [Capital Construction](https://clackamasfire.com/capital-construction/) - Completed Projects The following is a list of capital construction projects funded by a general obligation bond: Purchasing Emergency Response Apparatus Fleet and Logistics Building Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus Facility Improvements and Emergency Generators across the Fire District Upgrade Communications Equipment and Infrastructure: 800 MHz Radios Hilltop Station 16 Damascus Station 19 Land Purchases
- [General Obligation Bond](https://clackamasfire.com/general-obligation-bond/) - General Obligation Bond Bond Approval In May 2015, voters approved a $29 million general obligation bond for capital improvements. The projects funded by this bond occurred throughout our entire service area and are expected to improve and maintain our responses to emergency incidents. Capital Construction Project List
- [Damascus Station 19](https://clackamasfire.com/damascus-station-19/) - Project Status: COMPLETED Now Open Clackamas Fire’s new Damascus Station 19 opened its doors on Monday, April 29, 2019 with the help of the community by celebrating with a Ribbon Cutting and Open House. It is housed by four firefighters who staff Truck 319, Interface Engine 319 and Boat/Water Rescue 319. Project Description Clackamas Fire
- [Land Purchases](https://clackamasfire.com/land-purchases/) - Project Status: COMPLETED Project Description Purchased the adjoining property to the south of Clackamas Fire’s Administration/Station 1, located at: 11406 SE Fuller Rd., Milwaukie, 97222 to allow for future growth and expansion. Purchased the property located at 19750 SE Damascus Lane, Damascus, 97089 for construction of the new Damascus Station 19.
- [Hilltop Station 16](https://clackamasfire.com/hilltop-station-16/) - Project Status: COMPLETED Now Open Clackamas Fire’s new Hilltop Station 16 opened its doors on Tuesday, February 12, 2019 with the help of the community by celebrating with a Ribbon Cutting and Open House. It is housed by four firefighters who staff T316, two paramedics who staff Medic 316 and a battalion chief who staffs
- [Upgrade communications equipment and infrastructure: 800 MHz Radios](https://clackamasfire.com/upgrade-communications-equipment-and-infrastructure-800-mhz-radios/) - Project Status: COMPLETED Project Description Clackamas County’s emergency radio system was becoming obsolete and it was crucial to upgrade the emergency public safety communications system. The previous analog system was converted to current digital technology. The system is comprised of base radio equipment, towers, buildings, first responder radios, fire station alerting systems, all of which
- [Facility Improvements and Emergency Generators across the Fire District](https://clackamasfire.com/facility-improvements-and-emergency-generators-across-the-fire-district/) - Project Statuses: COMPLETED Station 1 – Town Center received a total roof replacement, new HVAC units, and emergency generator. Station 2 – Milwaukie received an emergency generator, cost shared by City of Milwaukie. Station 3 – Oak Grove received a roof replacement and all windows were replaced. Station 4 – Lake Road divided three dorm
- [Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)](https://clackamasfire.com/self-contained-breathing-apparatus-scba/) - Project Status: COMPLETED Project Description Clackamas Fire replaced all SCBAs with units that meet the National Fire Protection Association standard. Upon acquiring the SCBA units, firefighters extensively trained with the new units in April 2017 before they went into service June 2017. The SCBA is an essential piece of firefighting equipment that provides respiratory protection
- [Fleet and Logistics Building](https://clackamasfire.com/fleet-and-logistics-building/) - Project Status: COMPLETED Now Open Clackamas Fire’s new Fleet and Logistics Building opened its doors on July 30, 2018, located at: 15800 SE 130th Ave., Clackamas. Project Description The new building is over 15,000 square feet and houses both our Fleet and Logistics. The new building doubles the amount of available bay space to work
- [Emergency Response Apparatus](https://clackamasfire.com/emergency-response-apparatus/) - Project Status: COMPLETED Now responding to calls and serving you! Clackamas Fire purchased and deployed 15 units throughout our service area to ensure our firefighters arrive safely and are able to mitigate the emergency. Why did we need new apparatus? Regular maintenance and timely replacement of apparatus are vital to the Fire District’s reliability and
- [Fleet and Logistics Building](https://clackamasfire.com/general-obligation-bond/bond-project-list/fleet-logistics-center/)
- [Bond Project List](https://clackamasfire.com/general-obligation-bond/bond-project-list/) - Construction Videos This page contains the list of projects that Clackamas Fire is completing using money from the voter-approved bond. Hilltop Station 16 - Rebuild | Construction Video Damascus Community Fire Station 19 | Construction Video Fleet and Logistics Building
- [Application For Public Facility Use](https://clackamasfire.com/application-for-public-facility-use/) - All organizations who wish to reserve a Clackamas Fire meeting room must read and agree to the following Standard Operating Procedure. Please read below and follow the prompts complete the application.
- [Business Information](https://clackamasfire.com/business-information/) - Business Information Form Use the following form to submit new or updated information about your business to Clackamas Fire. We use this information to update our response systems to allow us to more effectively respond to an emergency, should one happen at your business.
- [Community Room Reservation Form](https://clackamasfire.com/community-room-reservation-form/) - Community Room Reservation Form Use the form below to reserve a community room at one of our fire stations. Please note the following: Meeting rooms are only available to non-profit organizations. Submitting the reservation form does not mean the room is reserved. Reservations are first come, first serve. Once your request is reviewed you will
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- [Kid's Page](https://clackamasfire.com/kids-page/) - Kid's Page Safety Trailer Clackamas Fire District #1's Fire Safety Trailer is the newest edition to our prevention program. Purchased through the assistance to Firefighters-Fire Prevention and Safety Grant Program. The total cost of the trailer was $55,000. Clackamas Fire District #1 paid $17,000 for the 30% required matching funds, while the grant covered the
- [Online Records Request Confirmation](https://clackamasfire.com/online-records-request-confirmation/) - Thank you! Thank you for your request for records. Requests are typically processed within 7 business days of receiving them. You will be contacted if there is a delay in processing your request.
- [Outdoor Burning Test](https://clackamasfire.com/outdoor-burning-test/) - Daily Burning Status
- [Site Map](https://clackamasfire.com/site-map/) - Site Map
- [Water Rescue Team](https://clackamasfire.com/services-we-provide/water-rescue-team/) - Water Rescue Team The Water Rescue Team of Clackamas Fire District #1 has earned a reputation as a leader in the swift water rescue on the West Coast.The team is comprised of highly trained and certified water rescue technicians utilizing state-of-the-art water rescue tools, vehicles and equipment. The team is also a participating member of
- [Newsletter Signup Confirmation](https://clackamasfire.com/newsletter-signup-confirmation/) - Thank you for subscribing! You will receive an email confirmation confirming your subscription and you may cancel at any time. Enjoy!
- [Find My Fire Station](https://clackamasfire.com/find-my-fire-station/) - Find My Fire Station Based on the address information you entered: Your Fire Station: Station 16 19340 Molalla Ave Oregon City, OR 97045 Click here for station information Click here to schedule a fire station tour Click here to request a fire engine appearance from this station Outdoor Burning: Your home falls inside the DEQ
- [Application For Public Facility Use - Confirmation](https://clackamasfire.com/application-for-public-facility-use-confirmation/) - Thank you for your application! A Clackamas Fire representative will contact you shortly to confirm your reservation and process your application.
- [Community Room Reservation Confirmation - New](https://clackamasfire.com/community-room-reservation-confirmation-new/) - Thank you for your reservation! IMPORTANT: Since this is your first time reserving a Clackamas Fire meeting room, additional paperwork will be required. Please check your email for further instructions. Please note that reservations are first come, first serve. If a day or time is already reserved, we will work with you to determine an
- [Schedule A Fire Station Tour](https://clackamasfire.com/schedule-a-fire-station-tour/)
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- [Urban Search and Rescue](https://clackamasfire.com/services-we-provide/urban-search-and-rescue/) - Urban Search and Rescue Urban Search & Rescue (USAR) is actually a new name for many of the specialty rescue services that have been around for years. Combining these different rescue disciplines allows for the rescue technicians to build upon the common elements of each. Realizing the need for additional preparation in the event of
- [Public Education](https://clackamasfire.com/public-education/) - Public Education Each year, fire kills more than 2,570 people and injures tens of thousands of others in the United States. Fire related fatalities are higher in the United States than most other counties. Children and the elderly are particularly vulnerable to fire. Clackamas Fire District #1 is committed to providing quality fire and life
- [Self Inspection Confirmation](https://clackamasfire.com/self-inspection-confirmation/) - Thank you! Thank you for your interest in the Self Inspection Program. A Clackamas Fire Prevention specialist will contact you shortly.
- [Education](https://clackamasfire.com/fire-prevention/education/) - Education fdfd
- [Photo Gallery](https://clackamasfire.com/photo-gallery/) - Photo Gallery
- [Vendor Inquiry Confirmation](https://clackamasfire.com/vendor-inquiry-confirmation/) - Thank you! Thank you for submitting your business information. A Clackamas Fire Logistics representative will contact you shortly with additional follow up or questions.
- [Calendar](https://clackamasfire.com/calendar/)
- [Compliment or Concern Confirmation](https://clackamasfire.com/compliment-or-concern-confirmation/) - Thank you for your feedback! A Clackamas Fire representative will respond shortly.
- [Business Information Confirmation](https://clackamasfire.com/business-information-confirmation/) - Thank you! Thank you for submitting your business information. A Clackamas Fire representative may contact you shortly with additional follow up or questions.
- [Privacy Policy](https://clackamasfire.com/privacy-policy/) - Privacy Policy Thank you for visiting CLACKAMASFIRE.COM, a website of Clackamas Fire District #1. This privacy policy is a statement explaining our online information practices and the choices you can make about the way your information is collected and used on this website. Your privacy is very important to us. The Information We Collect On
- [Lock Box Confirmation](https://clackamasfire.com/lock-box-confirmation/) - Thank you for your submission! A Clackamas Fire representative will respond shortly.
- [Turning Off Utilities](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/disaster-preparedness/turning-off-utilities/) - Turning Off Utilities When disaster strikes it often affects one or more of the utility systems in our homes. Therefore, it is important to know where the main controls are located and to know when and how to turn them off. It is best to learn these things before disaster strikes. Gas Locate your gas
- [Natural Disasters](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/disaster-preparedness/natural-disasters/) - Natural Disasters Local Natural Disasters Here in the Pacific Northwest, there are a few natural disasters that we are most likely to experience. Those include Earthquakes, Floods and Winter Storms. Earthquakes Seventy million people in 39 states are at high risk from earthquakes. People in all states, however, are at some risk. Approximately 1,000 earthquakes
- [First Aid Kit](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/disaster-preparedness/first-aid-kit/) - First Aid Kit To be prepared for emergencies, keep a first aid kit in your home and in your car and find out the location of first aid kits where you work. First aid kits come in many shapes and sizes and can be purchased at many local stores. Anatomy Of A First Aid Kit
- [Emergency Preparedness Kit](https://clackamasfire.com/divisions/disaster-preparedness/emergency-preparedness-kit/) - Emergency Preparedness Kit When a disaster strikes, your community emergency services and government agencies may not be able to respond to your needs immediately. Their buildings, equipment, personnel, communications, and mobility may be severely hampered by the event. They will be overwhelmed. Experts warn that you should be prepared to be on your own for
- [Community Room Reservation Confirmation](https://clackamasfire.com/community-room-reservation-confirmation/) - Thank you for your reservation! A Clackamas Fire representative will respond shortly to confirm your reservation. Please note that reservations are first come, first serve. If a day or time is already reserved, we will work with you to determine an alternate time, date or location.
- [Annual Dinner and Auction Fundraiser](https://clackamasfire.com/emergency-services-foundation/annual-dinner-and-auction-fundraiser/)
- [FAQ Confirmation](https://clackamasfire.com/faq-confirmation/) - Thank you for contacting us! A Clackamas Fire representative will respond shortly with an answer to your question.
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- [Website Disclaimer](https://clackamasfire.com/website-disclaimer/) - Website Disclaimer Clackamas Fire District #1 is providing this website as a public service and we make an effort to have it contain useful and interesting information, but in order to prudently protect ourselves, we have to make this disclaimer. We'll try to do it in plain language. Basically, you must assume all the risks
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- [Find My Fire Station - Outside](https://clackamasfire.com/find-my-fire-station-outside/) - Find My Fire Station Based on the address information you entered: Your Fire Station: Your home falls outside the Clackamas Fire District #1 response area. The fire department that serves your home is Molalla Rural Fire Protection District #73. Click here for the Molalla Fire Website information Outdoor Burning: Your home falls outside the DEQ Burn Boundary
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## FAQs

- [How do I dispose of old fireworks properly?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-do-i-dispose-of-old-fireworks-properly/) - Contact the Oregon State Police at: 800.452.7888 They have jurisdiction and can help coordinate proper disposal for you.
- [Click to expand the list of forms...](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/click-to-expand-the-list-of-forms/) - A - L AED (Liability Release) AED (Loan Checklist) AED (Registration) AED (Reimbursement Program Request) Address Sign Request Art Johnston Memorial Scholarship Application Board Up Program Release Of Liability For Burning Of Property (Burn Agreement) Capital Projects List Clackamas Emergency Services Foundation (Donate Now) Customer Feedback Form EMS (Comments, Compliments or Concerns) Form I-9 (Employment
- [As A Clackamas Volunteer, What Stations Can I Work Out Of?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/as-a-clackamas-volunteer-what-stations-can-i-work-out-of/) - Logan Station 12, Clarkes Station 13, and Centennial Park Station 21.
- [Where Can I Turn In My Completed Application?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/where-can-i-turn-in-my-completed-application/) - To submit an application online, click here. Applications can, also, be printed and mailed to: Clackamas Fire District #1 c/o: Volunteer Services 11300 SE Fuller Rd. Milwaukie, OR 97222
- [How do I request medical records or reports?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-do-i-request-medical-records-or-reports/) - Medical records and reports can be requested by clicking here.
- [February](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/february-4/) - AGENDAS February 21, 2019 – Work Session February 25, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS February 21, 2019 – Work Session (Packet is available upon request) February 25, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES February 21, 2019 – Work Session February 25, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting
- [If I were to volunteer, would I have to live near the fire station? If so, how close would I have to be?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/if-i-were-to-volunteer-would-i-have-to-live-near-the-fire-station-and-of-so-how-close-would-i-have-to-be/) - In order to apply to be a volunteer, you do not need to live near a fire station. Learn more about the Volunteer Program here.
- [November](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/november/) - AGENDAS November 16, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS November 16, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting
- [September](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/september-2/) - AGENDAS September 28, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS September 28, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES September 28, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting
- [August](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/august-2/) - AGENDAS August 17, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS August 17, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES August 17, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting
- [July](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/july/) - AGENDAS July 9, 2020 – Joint Board Meeting and Special Board Meeting July 20, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS July 9, 2020 – Joint Board Meeting and Special Board Meeting July 20, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES July 9, 2020 – Special Board Meeting July 20, 2020 – Joint Board Meeting
- [October](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/october-2/) - AGENDAS October 19, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS October 19, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting VIDEO October 19, 2020 – Virtual Board Meeting Video
- [March](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/march/) - AGENDAS March 16, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS March 16, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES March 16, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting
- [April](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/april/) - AGENDAS April 20, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS April 20, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES April 20, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting
- [May](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/may/) - AGENDAS May 18, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS May 18, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES May 18, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting
- [June](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/june/) - AGENDAS June 12, 2020 – Special Board Meeting June 15, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS June 12, 2020 – Special Board Meeting June 15, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting Minutes June 12, 2020 – Special Board Meeting June 15, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting
- [February](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/february/) - AGENDAS February 24, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS February 24, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES February 24, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting
- [January](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/january/) - AGENDAS January 27, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting January 17, 2019 – Board Work Session PACKETS January 27, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES January 27, 2020 – Regular Board Meeting January 17, 2019 – Board Work Session
- [December](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/december/) - AGENDAS December 16, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS December 16, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES December 16, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting
- [July](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/july-4/) - AGENDAS July 1, 2019 – Special Board Meeting July 8, 2019 – Joint Board Meeting July 15, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting July 31, 2019 – Special Board Meeting PACKETS July 15, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES July 1, 2019 – Special Board Meeting July 1, 2019 – Special Board Meeting - Signed July
- [November](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/november-2/) - AGENDAS November 18, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting November 25, 2019 – Board Work Session PACKETS November 18, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES November 16, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting November 25, 2019 – Board Work Session
- [October](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/october/) - AGENDAS October 18, 2019 – Board Work Session October 21, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS October 18, 2019 – Board Work Session October 21, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES October 18, 2019 – Board Work Session October 21, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting
- [What can you do if you think you have been billed for a response that meets an above described exception?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-can-you-do-if-you-think-you-have-been-billed-for-a-response-that-meets-an-above-described-exception/) - Contact accounts payable at 503-742-2600 and provide documentation of a building permit, alarm upgrade invoice, or insurance claim for a fire loss on this date.
- [How can I receive more information or appeal an invoice?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-can-i-receive-more-information-or-appeal-an-invoice/) - Information is available at ClackamasFire.com Step 1 - Contact Accounts payable at 503 742 2600. Step 2 - Contact the Fire Marshal at 503 742 2660. Step 3 – Appeal the invoice in writing, providing documentation. Mail this to: Clackamas Fire District #1 Fire Marshal 2930 SE Oak Grove Blvd Milwaukie, OR 97267 Written appeals
- [Can I disconnect my fire alarm so it is no longer monitored by an alarm company?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/can-i-disconnect-my-fire-alarm-so-it-is-no-longer-monitored-by-an-alarm-company/) - The adopted Oregon Fire Code and Oregon Revised Statues require businesses to maintain their buildings under the requirements in place at the time it was built or the requirements of the latest construction permit. Disabling a required fire alarm from monitoring service, if it is required, is a violation of the Oregon Fire Code and
- [Where is the Training Campus located?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/where-is-the-training-campus-located/) - Training Center (click HERE for a map) The cog of the training campus is the Training Center, which houses four state of the art training rooms. The two largest rooms can be opened up to seat over 100 people and are outfitted with multimedia equipment. Training Offices & Logistics (click HERE for a map) This
- [How much will I be charged?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-much-will-i-be-charged/) - The Fire District will assess fees for subsequent nuisance automatic fire and medical alarm responses after the first three per calendar year per address. The fee shall be $125.00 minimum which includes the first 30 minutes of apparatus and staff time. Responses requiring multiple units and/or lasting longer than 30 minutes may be billed using
- [Why did I receive a fire alarm warning letter?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/why-did-i-receive-a-fire-alarm-warning-letter/) - Clackamas Fire District #1 emergency response personnel are dispatched to more than 150 false alarm calls a month. The cause of many of these false alarms is poorly designed or maintained fire or medical alarm systems. Warning Letters are generally sent out as an educational tool once two or more false alarms have occurred in
- [Why is Clackamas Fire charging for these responses?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/why-is-clackamas-fire-charging-for-these-responses/) - The Fire District enacted a local ordinance to serve as a financial incentive so that business and residential owners properly maintain their alarm systems. Reducing false alarms also reduces community risk. Once a crew is dispatched to a fire alarm, they are generally unavailable for other life threatening or higher priority responses; every responses puts
- [Why did I receive an invoice for a fire or medical alarm response?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/why-did-i-receive-an-invoice-for-a-fire-or-medical-alarm-response/) - Beginning on January 1st each year, Clackamas Fire District #1 tracks false alarm responses by business or residential address. Warning letters are generally sent prior to an invoice and the date of warning letter mailing is available. Beginning on the fourth false alarm response in a calendar year, responses are eligible for invoicing. Prior to
- [What exceptions are made to the above invoicing guidelines?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-exceptions-are-made-to-the-above-invoicing-guidelines/) - There are three general exceptions to invoicing for false alarms. If your business has a current building permit for major construction project(s) at this location as we understand that during demolition and construction things happen that can activate an alarm system accidentally. Since we are involved in the plans review and inspection process of these
- [What can I do to prevent future false alarm invoices?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-can-i-do-to-prevent-future-false-alarm-invoices/) - The fire code requires annual inspection and testing of alarm systems in commercial buildings when fire alarm systems are required. Older equipment may be more susceptible to false alarms especially if not properly maintained or updated. Maintain your equipment and work with your alarm company to reduce false alarms by correcting equipment or behavioral issues
- [September](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/september/) - AGENDAS September 16, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS September 16, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES September 16, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting
- [August](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/august/) - AGENDAS August 19, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS August 19, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES August 19, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting
- [June](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/june-4/) - AGENDAS June 17, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS June 17, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES June 17, 2019 - Regular Board Meeting
- [May](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/may-4/) - AGENDAS May 20, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS May 20, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES May 20, 2019 - Regular Board Meeting
- [April](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/april-4/) - AGENDAS April 4, 2019 – Joint Board Work Session April 15, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting April 15, 2019 – Board Work Session PACKETS April 15, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting April 15, 2019 – Board Work Session MINUTES April 4, 2019 - Joint Board Work Session April 15, 2019 - Board Work Session
- [March](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/march-4/) - AGENDAS March 11, 2019 – Board Work Session March 18, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS March 18, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting MINUTES March 11, 2019 - Board Work Session Minutes March 18, 2019 - Regular Board Meeting Minutes
- [January](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/january-4/) - AGENDAS January 24, 2019 – Work Session January 28, 2019 – Regular Board Meeting PACKETS January 24, 2019 – Work Session
- [Can I use a standard 5/8” x 3/4” water meter?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/can-i-use-a-standard-58-x-34-water-meter/) - Manufactures specify that a standard 5/8”x 3/4” water meter will only provide 20 PSI of water pressure. NFPA 13D-Standard for Installation of Sprinkler Systems In One and Two Family Dwellings requires a two head sprinkler design, meaning, your pressure needed to support that system is 26 PSI. A full 3/4" water meter is needed to
- [What will I need for a water supply?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-will-i-need-for-a-water-supply/) - All residential fire sprinkler systems shall be designed by a knowledgeable and trained person as approved by local permit authority. NFPA 13D-Standard for the Installation of Sprinkler Systems in One- and Two-Family Dwellings and Manufactured Homes will guide in determining a sufficient water source. Some circumstances, depending upon your sprinkler water demand, you may be
- [Why does it take three or four firefighters to go shopping? Why are they shopping?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/why-does-it-take-three-firefighters-to-go-shopping-why-are-they-shopping/) - Firefighters are required to stay together at all times in case we have to respond to an emergency. Mission readiness to serve the community is our #1 priority. If we aren't all together, we aren't able to quickly respond when someone needs us. It also gives us an opportunity to interact with our community, give
- [Should carbon monoxide alarms be used in motor homes or other recreational vehicles?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/should-carbon-monoxide-alarms-be-used-in-motor-homes-or-other-recreational-vehicles/) - CO alarms are available for boats and recreational vehicles and should be used. The Recreation Vehicle Industry Association requires CO alarms in motor homes and in towable recreational vehicles that have a generator or are prepped for a generator.
- [What should I do when the carbon monoxide alarm sounds?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-should-i-do-when-the-carbon-monoxide-alarm-sounds/) - Never ignore an alarming CO alarm! It is warning you of a potentially deadly hazard. If the alarm signal sounds do not try to find the source of the CO: Immediately move outside to fresh air Call your emergency services, fire department, or 911 After calling 911, do a head count to check that all
- [How should I install a carbon monoxide alarm?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-should-i-install-a-carbon-monoxide-alarm/) - CO alarms should be installed according to the manufacturer's instructions. CPSC recommends that one CO alarm be installed in the hallway outside the bedrooms in each separate sleeping area of the home. CO alarms may be installed into a plug-in receptacle or high on the wall. Hard wired or plug-in CO alarms should have battery
- [How should a consumer test a carbon monoxide alarm to make sure it is working?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-should-a-consumer-test-a-carbon-monoxide-alarm-to-make-sure-it-is-working/) - Consumers should follow the manufacturer's instructions. Using a test button tests whether the circuitry is operating correctly, not the accuracy of the sensor. Alarms have a recommended replacement age, which can be obtained from the product literature or from the manufacturer.
- [Are carbon monoxide alarms reliable?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/are-carbon-monoxide-alarms-reliable/) - CO alarms always have been and still are designed to alarm before potentially life-threatening levels of CO are reached. The safety standards for CO alarms have been continually improved and currently marketed CO alarms are not as susceptible to nuisance alarms as earlier models.
- [What should I do if I am experiencing symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning and do not have a CO alarm or my CO alarm is not going off?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-should-i-do-if-i-am-experiencing-symptoms-of-carbon-monoxide-poisoning-and-do-not-have-a-co-alarm-or-my-co-alarm-is-not-going-off/) - If you think you are experiencing any of the symptoms of CO poisoning, get outside to fresh air immediately. Leave the home and call your fire department to report your symptoms from a neighbor’s home. You could lose consciousness and die if you stay in the home. It is also important to contact a doctor
- [What carbon monoxide level is dangerous to my health?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-carbon-monoxide-level-is-dangerous-to-my-health/) - The health effects of CO depend on the CO concentration and length of exposure, as well as each individual's health condition. CO concentration is measured in parts per million (ppm). Most people will not experience any symptoms from prolonged exposure to CO levels of approximately 1 to 70 ppm but some heart patients might experience
- [How can I prevent carbon monoxide poisoning?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-can-i-prevent-carbon-monoxide-poisoning/) - Make sure appliances are installed and operated according to the manufacturer's instructions and local building codes. Most appliances should be installed by qualified professionals. Have the heating system professionally inspected and serviced annually to ensure proper operation. The inspector should also check chimneys and flues for blockages, corrosion, partial and complete disconnections, and loose connections.
- [How many people are unintentionally poisoned by carbon monoxide?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-many-people-are-unintentionally-poisoned-by-carbon-monoxide/) - On average, about 170 people in the United States die every year from CO produced by non-automotive consumer products. These products include malfunctioning fuel-burning appliances such as furnaces, ranges, water heaters and room heaters; engine-powered equipment such as portable generators; fireplaces; and charcoal that is burned in homes and other enclosed areas. Still others die
- [What are the symptoms of CO poisoning?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-are-the-symptoms-of-co-poisoning/) - Because CO is odorless, colorless, and otherwise undetectable to the human senses, people may not know that they are being exposed. The initial symptoms of low to moderate CO poisoning are similar to the flu (but without the fever). They include: Headache Fatigue Shortness of breath Nausea Dizziness High level CO poisoning results in progressively
- [What is carbon monoxide (CO) and how is it produced?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-is-carbon-monoxide-co-and-how-is-it-produced/) - Carbon monoxide (CO) is a deadly, colorless, odorless, poisonous gas. It is produced by the incomplete burning of various fuels, including coal, wood, charcoal, oil, kerosene, propane, and natural gas. Products and equipment powered by internal combustion engine-powered equipment such as portable generators, cars, lawn mowers, and power washers also produce CO.
- [What is Oregon's carbon monoxide law?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-is-oregons-carbon-monoxide-law/) - Oregon law requires landlords to provide working CO alarms in rental dwellings with a CO source, and all residences built after 2011 are required to have CO alarms even if there is not a CO source.
- [What is the recommended location for a combination key box or lock box?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-is-the-recommended-location-on-a-commercial-structure-for-a-lock-box/) - All combination key boxes or Lock Boxes should be installed near front/main entrance and at a height of 6 feet.
- [What about fire district access for my gate?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-about-fire-district-access-for-my-gate/) - Electric gate access can utilize a Red Metal Fire Box that we secure with a Fire District padlock. This is a padlock that is specially keyed just for the Fire District and only we carry the key. The Red Metal Fire box opens the gate when the padlock is removed and the front door is
- [Who makes the decision if a commercial occupancy can utilize a Lock Box?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/who-makes-the-decision-if-a-commercial-occupancy-can-utilize-a-lock-box/) - Each commercial request is carefully reviewed by the Captain of the fire station that is within the fire management zone of the commercial occupancy. After careful review, if the occupancy meets both the customer and Fire District’s need, they will be included. If they are not included, they can still participate by using the alternative
- [Click to expand the list of brochures...](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/forms/) - A - L Best Burning Practices Bike Safety Boating & Alcohol Donating Structures for Destructive Training Family Guide To Emergency Preparedness Fire Extinguisher Know How Fire Safety For Apartment Managers Fire Safety Tips (Candles) Fireworks (Protect Your Family) Five Easy Steps To Properly Fit A Bicycle Helmet Foundation Brochure How To Dispose Of Unused Medicines Hypothermia
- [What are the testing requirement to become a Clackamas Fire District #1 Firefighter?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-are-the-testing-requirement-to-become-a-clackamas-fire-district-1-firefighter/) - Successful Completion of CPAT through National Testing Network Successful Completion of FireTeam written test through National Testing Network Upon completion of the FireTeam and CPAT testing, all applicant scores are automatically provided to Clackamas Fire District #1. Qualifying candidates will be emailed an invitation to apply at the time the testing process is opened. Successful
- [Are fire pits, like for a small campfire, legal to have in backyards?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/are-fire-pits-like-for-a-small-campfire-legal-to-have-in-backyards/) - Fire pits are allowed and can be used during non-burn bans. Complete burn bans are generally in effect from July to October. Other rules regarding fire pits are: you must burn dry seasoned fire wood. NO lumber. Have a water source nearby and be up to 25 ft away from structures. If smoke complaints are
- [How do I request fire reports?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-do-i-request-fire-reports/) - Fire reports can be requested by contacting us here. Make sure you have the address and date/time of the incident.
- [Can I drive over a fire hose at the scene of a fire?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/can-i-drive-over-a-fire-hose-at-the-scene-of-a-fire/) - You should never, ever drive over a fire hose at a fire scene. That hose is supplying water to firefighters that are inside fighting fire. If that hose was to burst (which they do when a vehicle runs over them), those firefighters would not have any water protection between them and the flames and they
- [If I have a problem with a neighbor burning illegal items or during a burn ban - who do I call?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/if-i-have-a-problem-with-a-neighbor-burning-illegal-items-or-during-a-burn-ban-who-do-i-call/) - If you have a neighbor burning during a burn ban or , you need to call 911 and we would respond because of the possible fire danger. Then you need to call DEQ at 888-997-7888, or visit their website, to report it. If they are burning garbage on a burn day during the burning season,
- [Is it legal to burn garbage or paper in a burn barrel in your back yard?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/is-it-legal-to-burn-garbage-or-paper-in-a-burn-barrel-in-your-back-yard/) - It is illegal statewide to burn garbage. Paper is okay outside the burn ban area but during a burn ban there is NO burning whatsoever. Burn barrels are not an effective way to burn anything due to the amount of smoke they produce since there is no air flow.
- [What is the difference between a fire truck and a fire engine?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-is-the-difference-between-a-fire-truck-and-a-fire-engine/) - A truck has a BIG ladder on top and an engine doesn't. Also, engines carry more water. You can learn more about the difference and about other fire apparatus that we use in our Apparatus Showcase.
- [What do different colored fire helmets signify?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-do-different-colored-fire-helmets-signify/) - Yellow = Firefighter Red = Lieutenant or Captain White = Chief Officer
- [What is the difference between a fire chief and a fire captain?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-is-the-difference-between-a-fire-chief-and-a-fire-captain/) - At Clackamas Fire District #1, as with most departments or districts, the Fire Chief manages the entire department. But, there are different levels of chiefs. There are Battalion Chiefs which manage day-to-day operations and Division Chiefs which manage different divisions- such as Training, EMS, Operations and Prevention. A Captain is part of a regular crew
- [Can I call the fire department for a cat stuck up a tree?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/can-i-call-the-fire-department-for-a-cat-stuck-up-a-tree/) - Clackamas Fire District #1 has a policy, as do most fire departments, that we do not get cats out of trees anymore, due to a career-ending firefighter injury. Check online for tree cutting services, as they can provide assistance.
- [What are firefighters breathing from their air tanks?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-are-firefighters-breathing-from-their-air-tanks/) - Firefighters breathe compressed air, NOT oxygen when using their self-contained breathing apparatus. The cylinders are filled with air using a filter system to obtain the cleanest air possible. The mask has what is called a “demand valve” which only brings air into the mask during inhalation (breathing in). The air is cool, which makes the
- [Why do fire engine crews do business inspections?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/why-do-fire-engine-crews-do-business-inspections/) - Because there are so many businesses in the area, the Fire Prevention Office cannot get into every single business once every two years as required. This also allows the crews to become familiar with their first response area and helps them connect with our citizens.
- [What kind of shifts do the career firefighters work?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-kind-of-shifts-do-the-career-firefighters-work/) - Firefighters work 24 hours on duty and 48 hours off duty, broken down into three shifts- A, B & C which averages out to a 53 hour work week.
- [Why does a fire engine respond to a medical call?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/why-does-a-fire-engine-respond-to-a-medical-call/) - The reason a fire engine responds to a medical call is due to the type of 911 system that we have here in Clackamas County (and it is the same in Washington and Multnomah County). This system puts a fire engine and an ambulance in route to a medical call for the safety of the
- [Are fire stations allowed to receive small gifts such as a gift certificate to a grocery store? If so, is there a limit as to the amount?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/are-fire-stations-allowed-to-receive-small-gifts-such-as-a-gift-certificate-to-a-grocery-store-if-so-is-there-a-limit-as-to-the-amount/) - Our firefighters are not allowed to receive any type of donation that has a value related to it. They are happy to receive store bought food items if you would like to treat them as a thank you for a job well done.
- [What is the difference between a photoelectric smoke alarm and an ionization smoke alarm?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-is-the-difference-between-a-photoelectric-smoke-alarm-and-an-ionization-smoke-alarm/) - An ionization smoke alarm uses a small amount of radioactive material to ionize air in the sensing chamber. As a result, the air chamber becomes conductive permitting current to flow between two charged electrodes. When products of combustion enter the chamber, the conductivity of the chamber air decreases. When this reduction in conductivity is reduced
- [Do I need a carbon dioxide detector? If so where/how do I mount it?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/do-i-need-a-carbon-dioxide-detector-if-so-wherehow-do-i-mount-it/) - Click HERE to go to our "Carbon Monoxide Information" page.
- [Does every room in the house need to have a working smoke detector?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/does-every-room-in-the-house-need-to-have-a-working-smoke-detector/) - We always recommend a working smoke alarm outside of every sleeping area and on every level of a home.
- [Do you give out free smoke alarms?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/do-you-give-out-free-smoke-alarms/) - We generally give out smoke alarms to anyone that can’t afford one. We want everyone to be safe. If you need us to install it, we can also do that for you. Any fire station will have a smoke alarm to give to you.
- [Is it legal to burn paper mail in your fireplace?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/is-it-legal-to-burn-paper-mail-in-your-fireplace/) - Yes, you can burn paper mail in your fireplace. We recommend that you have a cap on your chimney so that the paper doesn’t float out and carry an ember onto some dry grass, other vegetation, or your roof. Also, watch the quantity that you burn as chimney fires have been known to happen if
- [How often should a fire extinguisher be replaced/serviced?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-often-should-a-fire-extinguisher-be-replacedserviced/) - Business... If an extinguisher is brand new, it needs to be visually checked monthly by the business owner. If the owner does not want to take on that responsibility, they need to have it serviced annually. Every 6 years a full servicing should be done, and every 12 years a hydro-static test should be done.
- [Where do I go to have a fire extinguisher refilled? Can I get it refilled at a fire station?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/where-do-i-go-to-have-a-fire-extinguisher-refilled-can-i-get-it-refilled-at-a-fire-station/) - If you have a fire extinguisher that needs servicing or needs to be refilled, look up the fire extinguisher service companies online. Fire stations do not have the capabilities to refill at our fire stations. Most of the time people just get a new one instead of refilling.
- [If you use a fire extinguisher, how do you clean up the mess?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/if-you-use-a-fire-extinguisher-how-do-you-clean-up-the-mess/) - Typically, a vacuum and wet cloth will remove the residue.
- [Are the contents of a fire extinguisher toxic?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/are-the-contents-of-a-fire-extinguisher-toxic/) - The dry powder in ABC fire extinguishers is non-toxic but can cause skin irritation. You can check the manufacturer's website or the information on the extinguisher itself. The chemicals used vary by model and manufacturer but if they sprayed toxic chemicals they'd never be licensed for home use. Try to minimize your exposure using a
- [Where is a good place to buy a fire extinguisher and a smoke detector?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/where-is-a-good-place-to-buy-a-fire-extinguisher-and-a-smoke-detector/) - Any hardware-type store, such as Lowes or Home Depot, carry many different types of fire extinguishers and smoke detectors. They carry carbon monoxide detectors as well.
- [What can be done with an old or non-working fire extinguisher?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-can-be-done-with-an-old-or-non-working-fire-extinguisher/) - There are two options to get rid of your old fire extinguisher: 1) Contact the fire extinguisher company and ask if they will take it back 2) Recycle the extinguisher through Metro (click HERE)
- [What is the law regarding moving for lights and sirens (any emergency vehicle?)](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-is-the-law-regarding-moving-for-lights-and-sirens-any-emergency-vehicle/) - 1. When you hear or see lights or sirens on a emergency vehicle, immediately pull to the right and stop. 2. When an emergency vehicle is along the side of the roadway with their emergency lights on, move over to the left and slow down The Ordinance: 811.147 Failure to maintain safe distance from emergency
- [What is the penalty for parking too close to a fire hydrant?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-is-the-penalty-for-parking-too-close-to-a-fire-hydrant/) - Besides the financial penalties by parking in front of a fire hydrant, you are delaying the firefighters from getting water into a burning building. In Oregon City, the fine can be hundreds of dollars. The Ordinance: 811.550 (16) Within 10 feet of a fire hydrant. Exemptions under ORS 811.560 (Exemptions from prohibitions on stopping, standing and
- [What is the required clearance around sprinkler system control areas, fire hydrants, and fire department inlet connections?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-is-the-required-clearance-around-sprinkler-system-control-areas-fire-hydrants-and-fire-department-inlet-connections/) - These come out of the Oregon Fire Code Book. If this doesn't fully answer your question, please contact our Fire Prevention Office through our website HERE. Oregon Fire Code 508.5.4 (Obstruction) Posts, fences, vehicles, growth, trash, storage and other materials or objects shall not be placed or kept near fire hydrants, fire department inlet connections
- [Is there a height restriction for grass in a person's yard?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/is-there-a-height-restriction-for-grass-in-a-persons-yard/) - The fire district doesn't have any enforcement powers when it comes to high grass. Generally this is a code enforcement issue, so try contacting your local code enforcement officer - either with your city or Clackamas County.
- [When is open outdoor burning allowed?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/when-is-open-outdoor-burning-allowed/) - The burning seasons are March 1st to June 15th (may be shortened due to high fire danger) and between October 1st to December 15th. You can also visit our Outdoor/Open Burning webpage HERE for more specifics.
- [Are there any fire code laws for long driveways in case of fire?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/are-there-any-fire-code-laws-for-long-driveways-in-case-of-fire/) - If the driveway is in a housing development, then it would have met fire department access requirements. In most cases, if it is a new driveway to a new home, then the county or city driveway standard is the requirement, in which case, the county or city usually asks for input from the local fire
- [Are small propane grills, or electric food smokers that use wood chips, allowed to be used on apartment balconies?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/are-small-propane-grills-or-electric-food-smokers-that-use-wood-chips-allowed-to-be-used-on-apartment-balconies/) - Charcoal briquette BBQ’s are no longer permitted on combustible balconies or within 10ft of combustible construction. The exception to that rule is when buildings, balconies or decks are protected by an automatic sprinkler system. Propane tanks, five gallon or smaller are permitted. A smoker would fall under the same requirements as the charcoal briquette BBQ.
- [How far from buildings does an outdoor fire pit (in ground) need to be?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-far-from-buildings-does-an-outdoor-fire-pit-in-ground-need-to-be/) - A recreational fire (also known as a camp fire, cooking fire, or warming fire) is a small, occasional (less than four per month) fire which is no larger than three feet in diameter and two feet high, burning only dry, cut firewood. For fire safety reasons, recreational fires shall be 25 feet from any structure
- [Is there a county code requiring fire sprinkler systems on residential buildings?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/is-there-a-county-code-requiring-fire-sprinkler-systems-on-residential-buildings/) - This question doesn’t have a simple answer at this time because there are so many variables. Please contact the Fire Prevention Department directly at 503-742-2660.
- [Where can I find a copy of the Oregon Fire Code?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/where-can-i-find-a-copy-of-the-oregon-fire-code/) - The most current Oregon Fire Code can be found HERE.
- [How do I dispose of unused medications?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-do-i-dispose-of-unused-medications/) - Click HERE for a brochure.
- [Can I get my small (about 1,500 gallons) above-ground pool filled with water? Is a way to do this or pay a fee for the service?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/can-i-get-my-small-about-1500-gallons-above-ground-pool-filled-with-water-is-a-way-to-do-this-or-pay-a-fee-for-the-service/) - We do not provide this service anymore, but you might contact your local water district to find out if they do.
- [Does the Fire Department install or assist with child safety seats?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/does-the-fire-department-install-or-assist-with-child-safety-seats/) - The Fire District no longer installs or assists with Child Safety Seats. This is due to the amount of re-certification and training that it takes to remain a Child Safety Seat Technician. For information regarding Child Safety Seats, please visit www.childsafetyseat.org or call them at 503-643-5620 (or 1-800-772-1315).
- [What is the best route to take to become a career firefighter?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-is-the-best-route-to-take-to-become-a-career-firefighter/) - We have a section in our website devoted to this exact question. Click here to learn more.
- [Is there a list of non-firefighter jobs with Clackamas Fire?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/is-there-a-list-of-non-firefighter-jobs-with-clackamas-fire/) - Yes, we list all current job openings (firefighter and non-firefighter) through NEOGOV. You can find a link to the job openings page here.
- [How would I find out what fire station responded to a particular incident?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-would-i-find-out-what-fire-station-responded-to-a-particular-incident/) - The Fire Prevention Division keeps track of all Clackamas Fire District #1's public records. They can be contacted at 503-742-2660 or through the website (click HERE).
- [What is the volunteer application process?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-is-the-volunteer-application-process/) - Visit the Apply Now page for more information.
- [How Do I Know The Fire District Has Received My Application?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-do-i-know-the-fire-district-has-received-my-application/) - You will receive an online confirmation once a completed application is submitted.
- [Where Can I Find A Volunteer Application?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/where-can-i-find-a-volunteer-application/) - Visit the Apply Now by clicking here.
- [Do I need my Oregon EMT certifications to take the Entry-level Firefighter test?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/do-i-need-my-oregon-emt-certifications-to-take-the-entry-level-firefighter-test/) - Yes. You need a minimum of a current Oregon EMT certification or EMT National Registered EMT, Advance EMT, or Paramedic certified and proof of reciprocity. Information on Oregon Reciprocity is available at Oregon Health Authority.
- [What is included in the medical evaluation?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-is-included-in-the-medical-evaluation/) - Clackamas Fire District #1 follows the NFPA 1582 “Standard on Medical Requirements for Firefighters”.
- [What are the minimum qualifications to become a Clackamas Fire District #1 Firefighter?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-are-the-minimum-qualifications-to-become-a-clackamas-fire-district-1-firefighter/) - High School Diploma or Equivalent NFPA Firefighter I Certification Current Oregon EMT or Paramedic Valid Driver’s License and acceptable driving record
- [How do I become a Clackamas Fire District #1 Volunteer?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-do-i-become-a-clackamas-fire-district-1-volunteer/) - Please visit our Volunteer Program or you may contact Clackamas Fire District #1’s Volunteer Program at 503.742.2652 with any additional questions.
- [What is the benefit and retirement package for Clackamas Fire District #1?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-is-the-benefit-and-retirement-package-for-clackamas-fire-district-1/) - Benefits change based on what has been negotiated with the union, Local 1159. Typical benefits however include, but may not be limited to: Paid Sick Leave PERS Retirement Tuition Assistance Paid Vacations Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance Post-Employment Health Plan (PHEP) Deferred Compensation Flexible Spending Account Employee Assistance Program Comprehensive Wellness Program
- [What shift schedules does Clackamas Fire District #1 have?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-shift-schedules-does-clackamas-fire-district-1-have/) - Most Clackamas Fire District #1 firefighters work a 24-hour on and 48-hour off schedule.
- [How many firefighters are trained as Paramedics?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-many-firefighters-are-trained-as-paramedics/) - Clackamas Fire has provided Advanced Life Support (ALS) on all first response units since 1991. All career staffed engines, trucks, and rescue units are staffed with a minimum of one Paramedic per shift. Clackamas Fire has employed a practice of hiring Paramedic firefighters for many years and has maintained a 75 percent ratio of ALS
- [How strict is the criminal background check?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-strict-is-the-criminal-background-check/) - All fire service professionals are subject to nationwide criminal background checks in the State of Oregon and must be fingerprinted in order to be certified with the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training. Further information can be obtained on the DPSST website.
- [What post-testing clearances are required?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-post-testing-clearances-are-required/) - Successful Background Check Clearance Successful Completion of NFPA 1582 Physical Successful Passing of Psychological Profile Evaluation
- [How long are CPAT results honored by Clackamas Fire District #1?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/how-long-are-cpat-results-honored-by-clackamas-fire-district-1/) - CPAT results will be honored for one year from the time of test.
- [What are the preferred qualifications to become a Clackamas Fire District #1 Firefighter?](https://clackamasfire.com/ufaqs/what-are-the-preferred-qualifications-to-become-a-clackamas-fire-district-1-firefighter/) - CFD#1 Volunteer Firefighter Career Firefighter Experience Additional NFPA Certifications Degree in Fire Science

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