For information on current fire conditions, evacuation orders and more, visit Oregon Wildfire Resources.

Statewide general resources

• Replacement driver’s licenses or IDs (English / Spanish)

• Statewide service resource spreadsheet – includes resources in English and Spanish for healthcare, childcare, food, housing, and more

• Wildfire Damage Housing Relief – apply for up to $7,000 in assistance [2021 applications closed, sign up for email updates here.]

• Download Oregon DEQ’s air quality app on iPhone or Android

• Check the DOT’s map of road closures before planning a trip

• Oregon Smoke Information – This site is an effort by many local, state, tribal and federal organizations to coordinate and share information about wildfire smoke affecting Oregon communities in English and Spanish with tips on improving indoor air quality safely.

• Sign up for emergency notifications.

  • For Washington and Multnomah County residents, sign up here. 

  • Yamhill County residents can sign up here.

  • Clatsop County residents can sign up here.

  • Columbia County residents can sign up here.

Oregonians who believe they have faced excessive prices for essential goods & services can report to the Consumer Protection Hotline at 877-977-9392. More information at OregonConsumer.gov.

FEMA assistance

Oregonians impacted by wildfires can now register for individual assistance from FEMA to help with temporary housing, home repairs, and more. For more info, call 800-621-3362 or visit http://disasterassistance.gov. If you don’t qualify for FEMA assistance, check OregonLawHelp.org for more information as it becomes available.