Idanha-Detroit Rural Fire Protection District

Idanha-Detroit Rural Fire Protection District Idanha-Detroit RFPD is a volunteer fire district within the cities of Idanha and Detroit in Oregon.

We provide fire protection, emergency medical services, vehicle rescue, and public education.

Budget Committee Members NeededThe Idanha-Detroit Fire District is seeking two members of the community to serve on the ...
02/24/2026

Budget Committee Members Needed

The Idanha-Detroit Fire District is seeking two members of the community to serve on the budget committee for Fiscal Year 2026-2027. Budget committee members meet with the Board of Directors to review and approve the annual budget for the fire district. The budget committee typically meets once or twice per year.
For more information, please contact us:

📞Phone: 503-854-3540
💻Email: [email protected]
🏛️Or stop by Idanha City Hall and ask for Laura

We are proud to announce that we have received a LUCAS mechanical chest compression device, a critical piece of equipmen...
02/04/2026

We are proud to announce that we have received a LUCAS mechanical chest compression device, a critical piece of equipment that will significantly enhance patient care during cardiac arrest emergencies.

This advanced device delivers consistent, high-quality chest compressions, allowing our responders to focus on airway management, medications, and other critical life-saving interventions.

This purchase was made possible through the generous support of our funding partners and community donors:

• $10,000: Roundhouse Foundation
• $7,400: Siletz Tribe
• $2,500: Private Donors

Thank you for standing behind your fire district and helping us uphold our core values: Integrity, Compassion, and Dedication.

Today is Fire Service Appreciation Day! We honor and say thank you to our volunteers who respond to emergencies at all h...
01/28/2026

Today is Fire Service Appreciation Day! We honor and say thank you to our volunteers who respond to emergencies at all hours of the day and night. They serve their communities and uphold the standards that exemplify our core values: Integrity, Compassion, and Dedication.
Say thank you to the firefighters in your life!

Today, we honor and remember the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., whose words and actions continue to inspire servi...
01/19/2026

Today, we honor and remember the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., whose words and actions continue to inspire service, compassion, and unity.

“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’”
– Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

In the fire service, this question is at the heart of everything we do. Every call we respond to, every hour of training we complete, and every moment we stand ready is guided by our core values of Integrity, Compassion, and Dedication. We show up on what may be the worst day of someone’s life with the purpose of protecting, helping, and serving our community without hesitation.

We honor Dr. King’s legacy by answering his question through our actions. Integrity in how we serve, compassion in how we care for others, and dedication to the safety and well-being of our community are what connect his message to the mission of the fire service. We are proud to serve with purpose and commitment, today and every day.

⚠️Attention Detroit land owners and residents:There is a team from the Oregon State Fire Marshal's office in town today ...
12/18/2025

⚠️Attention Detroit land owners and residents:

There is a team from the Oregon State Fire Marshal's office in town today and tomorrow that will be actively performing damage assessments of houses, RVs, and vehicles that were impacted by the windstorm.

They will be in mostly unmarked government vehicles and will be wearing black OSFM uniforms. You may see them out taking pictures of properties. Please welcome them and give them space as they inspect the damage to properties around town.

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding as we work through this disaster response.

Our crews have spent much of the day working throughout the community to clear downed trees and debris from roadways and...
12/18/2025

Our crews have spent much of the day working throughout the community to clear downed trees and debris from roadways and to assess structures for storm-related damage. We appreciate everyone’s patience and cooperation as we continue these efforts.

There are hundreds of downed trees across Detroit and the surrounding areas from last night’s storm. A second storm is forecast to move in tonight and is expected to be just as strong, if not stronger. We encourage residents and visitors to avoid travel unless absolutely necessary.

Please do not call 911 unless there is an immediate threat to life, or if you see fire. Stay well clear of all downed power lines and assume they are energized. Your awareness and caution help keep both the community and our responders safe.

We also want to give a big shout-out to the Detroit Lake Foundation for providing Subway sandwiches to all of the first responders who were working today! Thank you!

12/09/2025

⚠️ Community Information Update

We have recently received questions about social media posts claiming that Highway 22 is currently shut down due to semi-truck crashes. At this time, those reports are not accurate.

We want to remind our community that many posts circulating online, especially those generated by AI or non-verified pages, can contain incorrect or misleading information. During any incident, it is important to rely on verified, official sources for updates, including local fire districts, ODOT, law enforcement agencies, and reputable news outlets.

Your safety depends on reliable information. Thank you for helping us keep our community informed and prepared by checking sources before sharing posts.

There will be an open house for the U.S. Forest Service - Willamette National Forest at the Detroit Ranger Station, 4412...
12/03/2025

There will be an open house for the U.S. Forest Service - Willamette National Forest at the Detroit Ranger Station, 44125 North Santiam Highway, Detroit on December 9th, 2025 from 4:30 to 6:30pm.

Topics include:
• Disaster recovery progress including road and recreation site reopening.
• Timber planning and the Divide project comment period.
• Ongoing timber sales and post-fire reforestation.
• Summer and winter recreation.
• Wildfire management and hazardous fuels reduction.
• “What is the deal with the bats?”

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107 Highway 22
Idanha, OR
97342

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