Cascade Timber Consulting, Inc.

10/02/2026

Oct 2, 2026: Visit http://access.ctcinc.co to which gates should be open for vehicle access.

09/03/2026

****** September 3, 2026 Access Update ******

Cascade Timber Consulting, Inc. welcomes responsible hunters and visitors onto its forest land. Only walk-ins are allowed at this time. There will be some other gates open for official CTC business, so stay out of open gate roads to active operations and keep clear of all active CTC operations. No Smoking, No Camping and No Campfires. Fire Season is in effect. If you see a column of smoke please call 911 or Oregon Department of Forestry at 541-367-6108. Please do not block gate access. Please be respectful of adjoining property owners. Enjoy yourself and be safe.
NOTICE: No thermal devices allowed on CTC managed property. Violation may result in being trespassed from the property!
[CTC lands are privately owned, and public access is a privilege. Please help protect our long-standing policy of allowing public access by respecting our lands and those times of year when we feel it is in the best interest of our stakeholders to restrict access. Thank you!]

07/13/2026

****** July 13, 2026 Access Update ******

Due to current Fire Danger Cascade Timber Consulting, Inc. is closing all its lands to all public access, including walk in’s. We are sorry for any inconvenience and will re-evaluate as conditions warrant. If you see a column of smoke please call 911 or Oregon Department of Forestry at 541-367-6108.
NOTICE: No thermal devices allowed on CTC managed property. Violation may result in being trespassed from the property!
[CTC lands are privately owned, and public access is a privilege. Please help protect our long-standing policy of allowing public access by respecting our lands and those times of year when we feel it is in the best interest of our stakeholders to restrict access. Thank you!]

06/17/2026

Fire season is well underway. Our current access policy is still in place. Attached is the Oregon Department of Forestry's fire restriction matrix. This shows all the restrictions that are in place based on what the current ODF fire danger board is set to.

05/07/2026

It is that time of year again. Our annual fire truck inspection to get all our contractors ready for the upcoming fire season. Thanks to ODF Sweet Home for assisting.

04/21/2026

The passage of the 2026 Sweet Home School District Bond Measure 22-214 is imperative to provide a much Safer Sweet Home High School. We know that eventually those old buildings will have to be replaced, most likely after future inspections for Health and Safety result in condemnation. Current security at our high school is very low. There are way too many entrances that are not secure that expose classrooms and other spaces putting students and teachers at risk. If this bond fails there will be a time in the near future that we will be forced to replace these old structures at the High School. The longer we wait, the more costly the project will be.

Passing this bond measure now will bring in $12,252,000 from a State of Oregon grant, however we must pass this bond to qualify to receive the grant. Let’s not kick the can down the road. Let’s approve this bond.

The school district board of directors and district staff have done a great job maintaining the long term maintenance fund as well as implementing money saving refinancing of our current bond. Passing this new bond will maintain our current tax rates and bring in the state grant funding to get our schools up to par for a Safe and Healthy environment.

Cascade Timber Consulting, Inc., is the largest taxpayer in our school district. We fully support a YES VOTE for ballot measure 22-214

Milt Moran
President

Information about the Sweet Home School District bond measure on the May 19, 2026 ballot.

04/03/2026

Back in the day

It’s Throwback Thursday and today we’re traveling back to the late 60’s when Hal Titus came to Sweet Home Oregon to haul logs for Willamette Industries. At that time Willamette Industries was logging and managing the land that is owned by the Hill family and currently managed by Cascade Timber Consulting, Inc. in this photo circa 1977 Titus had grown his fleet to more than 24 trucks. The Kenworth A model was the truck of choice for Titus at the time, powered by 350 Cummins motors and outfitted with Peerless logging gear. The Titus shop which has since been torn down, stood next to the railroad trestle and the Foster veneer plant. Titus eventually sold all of their assets to Wimer Logging who was also working for Willamette Industries at the time and had just moved their operations to Sweet Home from Lebanon.

01/31/2026

Congrats Rick!

Northwest Oregon 2025 Merit Award - RDL Northwest. Rick Dennis of RDL Northwest, headquartered in Lebanon, Ore., received the Merit Award for his careful planning of units to be harvested. Nominators cited how he employs multiple logging methods and different types of machinery on steep units and consistently protects stream buffers and soils from disturbance. View the video: https://youtu.be/sz_zN0mAFaU

01/28/2026

Long poles headed to the mill from one of our D&S jobs

10/02/2025

****** Effective December 15, 2025******

Cascade Timber Consulting, Inc. welcomes responsible hunters and visitors onto its forest land. Access will be allowed by vehicle in the Pearl Ridge and Cochran Creek areas. Visit our access updates page at cascadetimber.com for a link to show which designated gates should be open. Walk-ins are still welcome at other gates not on webmap. There will be some other gates open for official CTC business. Keep clear of all active CTC operations. Stay on rock roads. No Smoking, No Camping and No Campfires. Please do not block gate access. Please be respectful of adjoining property owners. Enjoy yourself and be safe.
NOTICE: No thermal devices allowed on CTC managed property. Violation may result in being trespassed from the property!
[CTC lands are privately owned, and public access is a privilege. Please help protect our long-standing policy of allowing public access by respecting our lands and those times of year when we feel it is in the best interest of our stakeholders to restrict access. Thank you!]