Five area businesses and one church recently applied for, and were awarded, grant money from the Sisters – Camp Sherman Fire District for the purchase of an Automatic External Defibrillator. The goal of the grant program was to maximize the survivability rate from incidents of Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA). One of the best ways […]
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The Central Oregon Fire Chiefs Association (COFCA) has announced the date of closing for residential and private lands open debris burning across the tri-county region in Deschutes, Crook and Jefferson Counties. Fire Chiefs from the local municipal and rural fire departments, along with State and Federal partners have determined due to existing environmental conditions this […]
The Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire District received a $200 grant from the Sisters Kiwanis Community Service Foundation to provide bicycle helmets to Sisters area children who are in need of one. With the grant funding, the Fire District was able to purchase 28 bicycle helmets sized toddler through extra-large. Safe Kids Oregon reports that every two […]
Recently, members of the Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire District and a few community members gathered together to make 511 bracelets in honor of Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire District Volunteer Firefighter Michael McLaughlin who passed away in November from lung cancer. The “Michael’s Awareness Bracelet” is made with suede string and UV beads. The beads are white […]
Three members of the Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire District (Captain Thornton Brown, Captain Jeff Liming and Fire Medic Matt Millar) embarked on a technical canyoneering descent last week in Hades Canyon in Death Valley. This is said to be perhaps the toughest adventure hike in Death Valley and one which is only for the most experienced […]
Date of incident: 4-12-2017 Time of Alarm: 8:13 A.M. Address: 16736 Bitterbrush Ln. Quick action by homeowners and a rapid response from the Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire District kept a wall fire from extending to the entire home. Homeowners Chris and John Zandofsky noticed smoke and flames in the wall near a pellet stove and […]
For Immediate Release: The Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire District will be hosting an open house on Saturday, April 8 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the main fire station located at 301 South Elm Street in Sisters. Attendees will have the opportunity to tour the facility, check out the apparatus, and meet local fire […]
For Immediate Release Contact: Roger Johnson Fire Chief (541) 549-0771, or 541-430-7395 Cell. Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire District Receives New Rating Residents of the Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire District (District) may see reduced fire insurance rates as a result of a recently completed survey by the Insurance Services Office (ISO). ISO is an independent company that serves […]
If you attended the community meeting regarding potential flooding in our town on Friday evening, February 10, we mentioned we would post the Whychus Creek flow data. You can find that information here: Whychus Guage
Here is a link to our first ever annual report. We hope that you find it useful and enjoy the read. 2016-annual-report
ANNUAL HALLOWEEN PARTY AT THE FIRE STATION Spooks, goblins, and kids are invited to a howling good time at the Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire Station from 6 to 8 p.m. on Monday, October 31. Come play games and – if you dare – venture into the haunted maze at the annual Halloween event. There will be refreshments, […]
Any time of year there are times that it’s not safe to have a campfire.
Firebusters is brought to you by Airlink. We know what to do when a fire alarm goes off at school or at work but what about at home?
Let’s discuss child safety with matches and lighters. Fire is a tool not a toy and can be dangerous.
Welcome to day one of Firebusters week brought to you by Airlink. Is your home ready if a wildfire started nearby?
The Sisters-Camp Sherman Fire District was granted
Did you know that 78% of the total number of emergency calls
BOO! Happy Halloween! Click here for the flyer. Feel free to download it, print it, share it!
Updated Two Bulls Fire information can be found at http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/3889/
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