В Орегоне зафиксирован самый спокойный 4 июля за пять лет: лесные пожары не вспыхнули

Департамент лесного хозяйства штата Орегон сообщил о минимальном количестве пожаров в выходные дни, что свидетельствует о высокой бдительности местных жителей. Несмотря на сухие и жаркие погодные условия, ведомство обработало всего четыре небольших отчета о возгораниях, причины которых выясняются.

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ODF Southwest District reports slowest 4th of July weekend in five years JACKSON & JOSEPHINE COUNTY, Ore.- The Oregon Department of Forestry Southwest District is applauding community vigilance– as it reports its slowest 4th of July weekend in the past five years. ODF Southwest District says activity was lower than anticipated– as it was prepared for a high call volume of fire reports. It responded to four reports of fires over the holiday weekend– primarily in the Grants Pass area, with three fires on July 4 and one on July 5. All fires remained very small, and the cause remains under investigation. “And I think that just attests and shows that the community has been really listening to the current conditions that we’re seeing… It’s really dry here, and so the conditions are going to get worse, and we’re seeing more fire weather, really warm temperatures. And so, we just ask the community to continue to stay really vigilant when it comes to this week and just moving forward as we get further into fire season,” says Samantha Kadera with ODF Southwest District. Over the holiday weekend, Jackson County Fire District 3 tells us it responded to three fireworks-related events. Rural Metro Fire responded to one fire unrelated to fireworks. © 2026 KOBI-TV NBC5. All rights reserved unless otherwise stated. About the Author Emily Storm Emily Storm is the Co-Anchor for NBC5 News at Sunrise. Born and raised in Minnesota, Emily studied at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities' Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication, graduating in May of 2024 with a degree in Journalism. Emily was a Beat Reporter at RadioK's The Real College Podcast, interned at WCCO-TV and KSTP 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS in Minneapolis and was the President of the University of Minnesota's Quadball team (formerly known as Quidditch). Emily loves breakfast food, roller blading, writing poetry, board games and hanging out with friends. Emily continues to cheer for her major league Quadball teammates on the Minneapolis Monarchs.