June 1, 2023

Crooked River Ranch Fire & Rescue has recently met the threshold of employees in civil service positions that requires the formation of a Civil Service Commission. The commission is made up of members of the public who volunteer to serve and are selected by the Board of Directors. This commission provides a third-party review of the District’s employment practices and can function as an appeal…

Beginning June 1st outdoor debris burning will be closed until further notice. During this closure all debris burning is prohibited including pile burning, burn barrels, and use of propane weed burners. This closure is in place for all areas of Jefferson and Deschutes counties protected by Crooked River Ranch Fire & Rescue.

Join Crooked River Ranch Fire & Rescue for our Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Dick Chandler Ballfield. On Saturday, April 8th at 10:00 am sharp, over 5,000 eggs will be ready for the children to hunt. There are even prizes available for all age groups for the children who find a special egg.

Help make the holidays a little brighter for less fortunate families on the Ranch.

The fire danger has dropped to high with the recent rains and cooler temperatures. This means recreational campfires are now going to be allowed on private property on a day-to-day basis. Outdoor debris burning will remain closed and a date to open it has not been set. Before lighting a recreational campfire make sure to call the Burn Information Line at 541-923-4633 to check for any restrictions…