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Wildfire Status
Updated Sept. 3, 2024
On Sept. 3, the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office lifted evacuation levels related to the Sandstone Fire.
While the evacuation levels are no longer in effect, closures will remain in the Mt. Hood National Forest for the safety of the public and fire crews working in the area. Officials are asking people to avoid the fire areas to allow firefighters to work safely, as entering into these areas can interrupt firefighters, endanger lives and property, and can result in fines. The US Forest Service has more information on fire restrictions and closures, along with road closure information on its website.
For the latest updates on the Sandstone Fire, go to the Sandstone Fire Facebook page.
To view all of the fire locations, go to the Oregon Wildfire Dashboard.
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About the EOC
When activated, the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) provides a central location from which local government can manage disaster response in the county.
- Gathers information about the situation
- Prioritizes the use of limited resources
- Coordinates with multiple organizations and agencies
- Provides public alerts, warnings and information
- Determines recovery priorities