Sublimity Fire District
Current Conditions
LOCAL FIRE WEATHER Jun 2
Moderate Fire Hazard
Cloud development not observed or not observable, winds and high temperatures forecasted for the day.
Outdoor Debris Burning
Sublimity Fire District
County: Marion
Public Contact Information
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Emergency PhoneCall 911
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Websitehttps://www.sublimityfire.com
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Public Status Pagehttps://beforeyouburn.com/a/sublimity-fire-district
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Non-Emergency Phone(503) 769-3282
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The Sublimity Fire District is a political subdivision of Marion County, chartered under the authority granted by the Oregon State Constitution and governed by an elected board of five directors.
The 44-square mile Sublimity Fire District includes the incorporated limits of the City of Sublimity, its urban growth boundary and the rural area surrounding it. Some 4000 residents depend on the wide variety of services offered by the fire district.
Within the city limits, growth is a significant factor. Residential growth is ongoing. The city has approximately 75 developable acres within its limits. Several large tracts have not yet been developed.
Currently, Sublimity Fire District has 30 volunteers who respond out of two fire stations: Station #51 (headquarters) and Station #52 (a sub-station northeast of the City of Sublimity).
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