Oregon § 476.132 Wildfire readiness and response capacity

Oregon Statutes

§ 476.132 — Wildfire readiness and response capacity

Oregon § 476.132

Vol.14

Title 38Protection From Fire

Ch. 476State Fire Marshal; Protection From Fire Generally

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 476.132 (2026).

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(1)The Department of the State Fire Marshal shall increase the department’s wildfire readiness and response capacity to the extent the department receives funding for the increase, by means including:

(a)Increasing fire prevention and response personnel and fire administrative support personnel to address planning, communications, training, deployment and safety.

(b)Implementing innovative technologies and modernizing systems to expedite fire resource deployment in an efficient and safe manner.

(2)The State Fire Marshal may:

(a)Designate funding intended for the Oregon fire mutual aid system to support pre-positioning of resources and costs.

(b)Enter into contracts with federal or state agencies, other states, political subdivisions, corporations and authorities having fire suppressi

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(1) The Department of the State Fire Marshal shall increase the department’s wildfire readiness and response capacity to the extent the department receives funding for the increase, by means including:
(a) Increasing fire prevention and response personnel and fire administrative support personnel to address planning, communications, training, deployment and safety.
(b) Implementing innovative technologies and modernizing systems to expedite fire resource deployment in an efficient and safe manner.
(2) The State Fire Marshal may:
(a) Designate funding intended for the Oregon fire mutual aid system to support pre-positioning of resources and costs.
(b) Enter into contracts with federal or state agencies, other states, political subdivisions, corporations and authorities having fire suppression jurisdiction for fire prevention, suppression, coordination and response.