Prevention and Education Resources
Wildfires in Oregon
The Oregon State Fire Marshal is actively addressing the wildfire crisis through various initiatives. Fire Adapted Oregon educates and empowers communities to lessen wildfire risks through preparedness and resilience efforts.
Oregon State Fire Marshal
The Oregon State Fire Marshal is your trusted partner in fire safety and emergency response throughout our beautiful state. Since 1917, the OSFM has been dedicated to serving and protecting our communities from the devastating impact of fires and hazardous materials.
Fire Marshal
The Fire Marshal ensures community safety through fire prevention programs, code enforcement, fire investigations, safety plan approvals, public education, and emergency response planning.
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Lane County Residents
To request additional information from the Lane Fire Authority Fire Marshal, Brian Sayles, email Briansayles@lanefire.org
Lane Fire Authority Public Records Request
For Fire Incident and Investigation Reports. Copies of fire reports must be requested in writing and submitted to the Fire Marshal's Office for processing.
Fees for Fire Incident Reports
There is a fee for obtaining fire incident reports that must be paid prior to records being
released. Payments may be made by check or credit card. Checks payable to Lane Fire
Authority.
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Basic Incident Report - $25
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Investigation Report, with or without photos (if available) - $35
*Photos of the incident will be mailed on a USB
You can download out a printable request form and email it to fmoadmin@lanefire.org.
Looking for current wildfire updates?
Watch Duty, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, alerts you of nearby wildfires and firefighting efforts in real-time. Watch Duty is a free application monitored and updated by real people including active and retired wildland firefighters, dispatchers, first responders, and reporters.
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