Oregon wildfires: Lessons learned from 2020
The 2020 Labor Day wildfires strained understaffed state and local agencies and highlighted a need for more communication so people can recover and access services, the Oregon Department of Emergency
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The 2020 Labor Day wildfires strained understaffed state and local agencies and highlighted a need for more communication so people can recover and access services, the Oregon Department of Emergency
The 2020 Labor Day wildfires strained understaffed state and local agencies and highlighted a need for more communication so people can recover and access services, the Oregon Department of Emergency
The 2020 Labor Day wildfires strained understaffed state and local agencies and highlighted a need for more communication, a report found.
A new report released by the Oregon Department of Emergency Management Thursday looks at the recovery effort taken on after devastating wildfires swept through the state three years ago.
It’s been nearly three years since the devastating Labor Day wildfires ripped through 20 Oregon counties, displacing thousands and burning nearly a million acres. On Thursday, the Oregon Department of Emergency Management released a new report analyzing the joint response and recovery efforts.