Mosier Fire District Board MeetingThursday, October 12th, 2023Public comment is accepted but is limited to a total of three minutes of spoken commentor 500 words of written comment. Written comment for the board meeting should besubmitted by 2:00 pm to Joanne Rubin joanne.rubin@mosierfire.com The Mosier Fire Board is now doing hybrid meetings held at both the Mosier SeniorCenter, 500 E. 2nd, Mosier […]
Read moreThe Forest Service Scenic Gorge Area will be conducting a prescribed burn today, as well as yesterday, starting at 11 am and going until approximately 4 pm. This is going to be in the same area and extending to around the Memaloose Rest Stop area. Forest Service states that the smoke will be higher today and will be more of it over […]
Read moreTermination of Regulated Use Closure (aka – Public Use Restrictions) on non-federal lands within the Central Oregon District boundary. This will also occur at 12:01 am on Friday September 22, 2023. Please note with the termination of Regulated Use, campfires will be allowed (within Central Oregon District’s boundary, on non-federal land). Note that the burn ban is still in effect in Hood […]
Read moreThe Mosier Fire District is looking for individuals who would like to give back to their community, learn a trade, learn new skills, make lasting friendships, and open the doors to a possible new career path. What areas are the Mosier FD looking to fill? The Mosier FD is looking to fill the roles of Volunteer Firefighters, Volunteer EMT’s, and Volunteer Auxiliary […]
Read moreThe Mosier Fire District is looking for individuals who would like to give back to their community, learn a trade, learn new skills, make lasting friendships, and open the doors to a possible new career path. What areas are the Mosier FD looking to fill? The Mosier FD is looking to fill the roles of Volunteer Firefighters, Volunteer EMT’s, and Volunteer Auxiliary […]
Read moreOn May 11, the Mosier Fire District got the honor and privilege to take four students from their house to school. Two of the students were the Made for Mosier ride in the firetruck auction and the other two were some of their friends. The winners and their friends were picked up from a residence in Mosier and were whisked away in […]
Read moreMosier Fire is delighted to announce that we have hired a new Chief, Michael Carlson. His start date is Monday April 17. You can stop by and meet him at Mosier Fire, at Spring Fest on Saturday April 22, and read his self introduction below. But first, we have a request on how you can help Mosier Fire. Chief Michael Carlson is […]
Read moreThe Mosier Fire Board is looking to fill a vacancy following Phil Evans’ resignation. If you’re interested in attending monthly meetings and helping the Fire Board manage the business of the department, please reach out to us by filling out a contact form or emailing Joanne Rubin by September 15th. Thank you to Phil for 8 years of service on the Board, […]
Read moreYour opportunity to become a fire chief in a small rural agency. Control all aspects of the department including response, planning, administration, training, and budgeting. This is a full time paid position with great benefits in a beautiful area with wonderful people. The salary range has been updated to $60,000 – $80,000 depending on experience and to reflect the amount available in […]
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