June 2026 UDRC Newsletter Defensible Space Demonstration Site Come see a Defensible Space Demonstration Project—brought to you by Newberry Regional Partnership’s Defensible Space Action Team (DSAT)! Click here to register and receive location information. Fire Free Yard Debris Disposal Dates Dispose of your needles, leaves, branches and […]
May 2026 UDRC Newsletter La Pine Fire District Debris Burning Season Ends April 30th, 2026 Debris burning will close for the season at dusk, April 30, 2026. Recreational BBQs and campfires are still allowed unless a burn ban goes into effect. Burn permits are still required for campfires and the […]
Attention OWW1: Due to this year’s budgetary constraints (and because in 2025 chipping services cost us more than twice as much as in any previous year), we will be unable to offer free roadside chipping this spring. Residents are encouraged to continue defensible-space efforts, but debris disposal will be their […]
Upcoming Wildfire Home Protection Strategies workshops MO MILLER Heather * OSFM <heather.miller@osfm.oregon.gov> 4/3/2026 9:27 AM Upcoming Wildfire Home Protection Strategies workshops To MILLER Heather * OSFM Copy ariel.cowan@oregonstate.edu 7 attachments Happy Friday Firewise Community, I would like to share some upcoming training […]
April 2026 UDRC Newsletter 2026 Spring Defensible Space Reimbursement Program Opens April 1 The UDRC will help property owners within the La Pine Rural Fire Protection District with the cost of creating or maintaining defensible space for wildfire risk reduction. The UDRC will reimburse your expenses for licensed contractors, rental […]
Forest Service News Release Public Affairs Specialist: Jaimie Olle(541) 640-3192jaimie.olle@usda.govfs.usda.gov/r06/deschutes Prescribed Burning Continues Tuesday 15 Miles Southeast of Bend near Camp II OHV Staging Ignitions planned in area through Friday if conditions remain favorable Bend, Oregon, March 23, 2026 — The Deschutes National Forest plans to continue prescribed burning operations on […]
After careful consideration, and having already received support at last August’s Annual Meeting, the OWW1 Board has voted unanimously to raise the annual dues to $200 per lot, per year, beginning July 1, 2026. The reasons for this increase are evident. Last year’s repaving project turned out to cost $187,000–more […]
