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County sheriffs and emergency managers issue evacuation instructions. Leave immediately for a Level 3 notice and call 911 if you are in immediate danger.
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- Fire activity being tracked: Fox, Powder River, Bob CreekOregon State Fire Marshal · Baker County and statewideReviewed August 3, 2026Official source
- Statewide wildfire response, evacuation, and recovery guidanceOregon Emergency Management · OregonReviewed August 3, 2026Official source
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County sheriffs and emergency managers issue evacuation instructions. Leave immediately for a Level 3 notice and call 911 if you are in immediate danger.
Recommended actions · Preparing
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- Find local alerts
Know your evacuation level
Level 1 means be ready. Level 2 means be set. Level 3 means go now.
- Open Oregon preparedness guidance
Pack the essentials first
People, pets, medications, identification, insurance papers, and chargers.
- Check road conditions
Plan two routes out
Conditions change quickly. Never rely on a single road.
Photograph your home and belongings
A short walkthrough video can make a future insurance claim easier to document.
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Social and news updates provide context. Use local emergency officials for evacuation and other life-safety decisions.
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