Coos Forest Protective Association
63612 Fifth Road  ◘  Coos Bay Oregon 97420  ◘  (541) 267-3161
Winter Hours  ◙  Monday - Friday  ◙  8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
(To find our office with a GPS Device, search for: Bunker Hill, Fifth Rd, Coos Bay, Or)
Latitude 42
° 21' 06" N   Longitude 124° 12' 18" W

Last Updated 1/26/2012

  
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PUBLIC
INFORMATION

Regulated Use Closure
In Effect as of N/A

Fire Season has
ended for 2011

Public Closures

New Restrictions

Outdoor Burning

Campfires

Power Saw Use

Defensible Space

Oregon Forestland
Urban Interface
Fire Protection Act
(Senate Bill 360)


FIRE PARTNERS

Douglas Forest
Protective Association
(DFPA)

Oregon
Department of Forestry
(ODF)

ODF
Coos District

ODF
West Lane District

ODF
Roseburg District

ODF South
Cascade District

Oregon Parks
and Recreation

Bureau of Land
Management
Coos District

Bureau of Land
Management
Roseburg District

US Forest Service
Rogue/Siskiyou
National Forest

US Forest Service
Siuslaw
National Forest

Keep Oregon Green
(KOG)

Department of
Environmental Quality
(DEQ)

Oregon State Fire Marshal 

 

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Effective 10/8/2011 - Fire Season has ended for 2011. While burning, please be aware of the wind, and temperature. Remember you are responsible for your burning activities. If you plan to burn logging slash you will need a permit.

Burn Safe - Burn Smart
 


NEWS AND INFORMATION

 

October 7, 2011

FIRE SEASON OFFICIALLY OVER

 The Coos Forest Protective Association will officially end fire season on Saturday, October 8, 2011 at 1:00 a.m.  Industrial fire precaution restrictions will no longer be in effect and most outdoor debris burning will be allowed without a permit outside incorporated cities in Coos, Curry and western Douglas County.

 CFPA fire managers advise residents to exercise caution when burning.  This time of year, several days of sunshine and dry weather can create a fire risk even if a week or more of rainy, cool conditions precedes them.  Landowners should keep in mind they are still responsible for their burning activity.  The only types of burning requiring a permit are logging slash and DEQ regulated burning.  To request a burn permit for slash disposal or if you have other general questions regarding debris burning, call your nearest CFPA office.  For information about fire safety, access CFPA’s website at www.coosfpa.net

 The Coos Forest Protective Association wishes to thank the landowners, general public and rural fire departments for their cooperation in helping us make this a very successful fire season.




 

 

INDUSTRY INFORMATION

IFPL Closures
Fire Season has
ended for 2011

CS-1   Level N/A
CS-2   Level N/A
CS-4   Level N/A
CS-5   Level N/A
SK-1   Level N/A
SK-2   Level
N/A

CFPA requires
1 hour fire watch
in Level 1 closure

CLOSURE LINE
(541)267-1789

District Regulated
Use Zone Map

Industrial Fire
Precaution Levels
(IFPL)
(Descriptions)

Fire Season Requirements

Weather Conditions

Graze Burning

Smoke Management

National Fire Danger
Rating System
(NFDRS)


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Fire Weather

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Interagency
Fire Center

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Fire Information

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Oregon
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Board of Forestry

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Oregon Governor

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Representatives

National Association
of State Foresters
 

Oregon Department
of Transportation
(ODOT)
 

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