fire-related resources & support
Please see the list below
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Rogue Valley FIRE & RESOURCE MAP
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Jackson County Emergency Management
News & Info
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Mental Wellness • Bienestar Emocional
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Veterans Affairs Social Work Fire Resource Hotline
541-830-7460
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Pacific Power Info
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Almeda Fire Mutual Aid
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SHELTER INFORMATION
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Fire Updates from Rep. Pam Marsh
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Rogue Valley Preparedness and Recovery Hub
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SO FIRE relief form - Mutual Aid
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Wildfire Damage Housing Relief Application
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Oregon Wildfire Resources
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City of Talent Wildfire “NewS”
Shelter Information
Medford: City of Medford. Available emergency shelter/parking in Medford.
Ashland: Ashland High School and Middle School. Please check the Facebook page for the latest information.
Gold Hill: Harvest Time Fellowship: Call to confirm room - Jerry Frasier 707-845-6310, 345 2nd Street Gold Hill, OR.
Rogue River: East Evans Creek Community Center: Call to confirm room (541) 582-6006, 8205 E Evans Creek Rd, Rogue River, OR 97530
Grants Pass: Josephine County Fairgrounds at 1451 Fairgrounds Road in Grants Pass.
Grants Pass: Edgewater Christian Fellowship.If you know someone who is in need or needs a safe place to stay please send them to: 101 Assembly Circle Grants Pass, OR. Breakfast at Edgewater for evacuees, provided by JOE's Place Ministries.
Grants Pass: Red Cross is at the Josephine County Fairgrounds, 1451 Fairgrounds Rd. If you have livestock, you are asked to go to the fairgrounds.
Grants Pass: Parkway Christian Center is setting up pop up tents with blankets and cots, 229 NE Beacon Dr. The Grants Pass Shopping Center old movie theater, 959 NE D St. District 7 Gladiola bus lot at Grants Pass High, 8th and Olive streets. Allendale School 2320 Williams Hwy.
The Medford School District is providing free meal bags (breakfast and lunch) between 11:00am and 12:30pm on Friday at several locations.
If you can volunteer, the City of Medford’s community partners need help to open additional sites that need volunteers and supplies. Please contact Christine Quitt with the Homeless Task Force at christinequitthtf@gmail.com or Angela Durant with the City of Medford at angela.durant@cityofmedford.org
FROM PACIFIC POWER
Español
Si mi hogar ha sido destruido, ¿debo comunicarme con la compañía eléctrica para informarles?
Compartimos la angustia de los que han sido desplazados de sus hogares debido a la reciente tormenta histórica y los incendios forestales relacionados. Clientes pueden y deben comunicarse con nuestro centro de atención al cliente de Pacific Power al 1-888-225-2611 en cualquier momento, las 24 horas del día, 7 días de la semana. Si su servicio de electricidad se está apagado debido a daños o si su hogar ha sido destruido, nuestros equipos están listos para ayudar a los clientes a cerrar o suspender sus cuentas o ayudarlos con otros servicios o preguntas sobre facturación.
¿Qué debo hacer si me han evacuado de mi casa pero deseo regresar a mi residencia para registrarme?
Muchas áreas de Oregón permanecen en un estado de evacuación elevado. Asegúrese de consultar con las autoridades locales antes de regresar a su residencia. Si puede regresar, esté atento a las líneas eléctricas caídas. Trate todas las líneas caídas como activas y manténgase alejado de ellas. Nuestras cuadrillas continúan trabajando en todo el estado para restaurar el servicio eléctrico, reemplazando postes y cables dañados, lo más rápido y seguro que sea posible.
ENGLISH
If my house has been destroyed do I need to contact the power company to let them know?
Our hearts go out to our customers who have been displaced from their homes due to the recent historic storm and related wildfires. Customers can and should contact Pacific Power’s care center team at 1-888-221-7070 anytime, 24/7, if their power is out due to damage or if their home has been destroyed. Our teams are ready to assist customers in closing or suspending their accounts or assisting them with other service or billing questions.
What do I need to do if I’ve been evacuated from my home but wish to return to my residence to check in?
Many areas across Oregon remain in a heightened evacuation status. Be sure to check with local authorities before returning to your residence. If you can return, please be on the lookout for downed power lines. Treat all downed lines as active and stay clear of them. Our crews continue to be working across the state restoring power, replacing damaged poles and lines, just as quickly and as safely as possible.