The Oregon Department of Forestry and Oregon State University recently launched the wildland-urban interface (WUI) and statewide wildfire risk map, as required by Senate Bill 762 (2021). The map is a tool to help inform decision making and planning related to mitigating wildfire risk for communities throughout Oregon.
**UPDATED** COVID VACCINE INFORMATION!
Deschutes County Health Department will be holding vaccination clinics at the Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire District Community Hall during the Fall most Thursdays from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. No appointments – this is a walk-in clinic.
THE CLINIC ON 29 SEPTEMBER WILL BE AT SISTERS LIBRARY
THE NEXT CLINIC AT SISTERS FIRE IS ON THURSDAY, 6 OCTOBER.
For specific information regarding alternative venues, please click the “COVID Vaccine Clinic Information” link below or call Deschutes County Health Department at 541-322-7400 or their Covid Hotline on 541-699-5109
We are committed to ongoing training in the most advanced fire suppression techniques, basic and advanced life support emergency skills, as well as many additional emergency response skills that today’s firefighters/paramedics must be prepared to utilize at any given time.
The Department also focuses on providing education to children on how to prevent accidents, how to use seatbelts, and how to be safe when home alone.
The Sisters – Camp Sherman Fire District is proud to have been serving this community for the past six decades and considers it an honor to hold the public’s trust.
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