Silverton Fire District
Silverton Fire District
County: Marion
On May 1st, 1883 the “Eagle Hook and Ladder No.1″ was formed in the Silverton area. Over the years the organization has changed many times. In 1946 the Silverton Rural Fire Protection District was formed and contracted with the City of Silverton for fire protection in 1947. In 1982 the decision was made to consolidate the City and Rural District’s into one District. The Silverton Fire District in 1992 merged by a vote of the public with the Scotts Mills Fire District. Presently the Silverton Fire District provides protection for 106 square miles with five stations, eight paid staff and fifty six volunteer firefighters.
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Online burn registration is not available here. Call Silverton Fire District before burning. Tap a zone for its burn season and status.
Online burn registration is not available for this location.
Department Contacts
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Website https://silvertonfire.com/
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Public Status Page https://beforeyouburn.com/a/silverton-fire-district
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Email [email protected]
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Non-Emergency Phone (503) 873-5328
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Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/silvertonfiredistrict/
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Good
Fine particles (PM2.5), including smoke
Air quality is satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk.
Nearby monitors · last 24 hours
7-Day Fire Weather Forecast
Silverton Fire District, 819 Railway St, Silverton, OR 97381, USA7-day outlook
3 of the next 7 days rate Moderate fire weather, and none rate High.
Drivers: heat (3 days) and wind (1 day). Gusts peak at 47 mph from the SSW on Sat 7 Nov. Rain is most likely on Sat 7 Nov (99%).
Forecast from NOAA GFS + HRRR (noaa.gov). Soil moisture comes from the standard NOAA forecast. Fire weather ratings are Before You Burn guidance, not an official fire danger rating. Always check your agency's burn status.
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