Falls City Volunteer Fire Department

The Oregon Fire District Directors Association (OFDDA) is dedicated to serving and strengthening the fire service community in Oregon through the provision of timely information, education, and legislative support. The organization fosters leadership by facilitating the election of board members who contribute their expertise and resources to enhance fire district operations. The OFDDA promotes volunteerism among its members, encouraging their active participation and commitment to the fire service. Through structured training and collaborative initiatives, the association aims to equip directors with the tools necessary for effective governance and service delivery. Generated from the website

The Dundee Fire Department, established in August 1935, is dedicated to saving lives and protecting the environment and property from fire damage. With a modern 17,623 square foot facility, the department provides emergency medical services and engages in various public safety activities within the Dundee Fire District, which spans 13 square miles and serves a resident population of 5,000, along with 30,000 daily commuters. Comprising volunteer firefighters, the department has a rich history of community involvement and training, requiring new members to complete the Yamhill County Basic Firefighter Recruit Academy. In 2014, the department responded to 645 calls for service, addressing a wide range of emergencies, from medical incidents to hazardous material spills. Generated from the website