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Dickinson State University to add Fire Science to degree offerings - Vimarsana News

Dickinson State University to add Fire Science to degree offerings

Two-year program consisting of 62 semester hours of coursework and practical training launches this August

Volunteer fire assessors wanted - Vimarsana News

Volunteer fire assessors wanted

Ashland’s Wildfire Risk Assessment Program is hoping to attract new volunteers to its ranks as the program works to answer the growing demand for home fire-risk assessments. The WRAP program will be ...

Volunteer fire assessors wanted – Medford News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News - Vimarsana News

Volunteer fire assessors wanted – Medford News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News

Ashland’s Wildfire Risk Assessment Program is hoping to attract new volunteers to its ranks as the program works to answer the growing demand for home fire-risk assessments. The WRAP program will be ...

Nebraska's Bovee Fire grows to nearly 19,000 acres - Vimarsana News

Nebraska's Bovee Fire grows to nearly 19,000 acres

The Bovee Fire near Halsey, Neb. is now 18,932 acres and has reached 56% containment, according to a spokesperson for Rocky Mountain incident command who's on scene.

Source: ketv.com
Cedar Creek Fire Virtual Mtg Tuesday Night - Vimarsana News

Cedar Creek Fire Virtual Mtg Tuesday Night

The Lane County Sheriff's Office lowered evacuation levels Monday to lift the entire Oakridge area from Level 3 (Go Now) to Level 2 (Set). Eastern Lane County, east of Waldo Lake and north of Waldo Lake Wilderness, and western Deschutes County remain at Level 3. Fire officials will continue to work with local law enforcement to communicate fire conditions and keep the community safe. People who have mobility limitations or are particularly sensitive to smoke are encouraged not to return to Level 2 areas. Those who choose to remain in shelters will continue to receive services provided by ...