OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY COMPLEX INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAM DEPLOYED TO THE MARKS CREEK FIRE Oregon Dept. of Forestry Prineville, Ore. – Today, the Oregon Department of Forestry’s (ODF) Complex Incident Management Team (CIMT) 2 was deployed to the Marks Creek Fire located 21 miles northeast of Prineville. This fire is burning on the Ochoco National Forest and is impacting ODF-protected lands. Combined with a lack of available regional complex incident management teams, ODF’s CIMT 2 was ordere

Even with some rain across the state, Oregon's fire season is not over yet. Firefighters are still responding to lightning and human-caused fires regularly. Stay up-to-date on your local fire regulations and help prevent the next wildfire. https://ow.ly/xnlZ50WXAsp | Oregon Department of Forestry

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Since time immemorial, fire has been used as a forest management tool. Introducing periodic fire to fire-adapted landscapes and reducing forest fuels has been shown to reduce the potential for high-intensity wildfires and the huge volume of smoke produced by them. ODF is working to expand access to safely conducted prescribed burns, which benefits Oregonians by maintaining healthy forests and reducing risks to public safety. Learn more on how and the programs we offer at https://odffire.com/2025