Curry County COAD

05/30/2026

Join us at the Rogue River Clean Up Saturday, June 6th! It’s not too late to sign up!

05/30/2026

Fire season starts Monday, June 1st. Please follow all the rules and be safe.

Fire Season on CFPA-Protected Lands Begins June 1st, 2026

Fire season on lands protected by Coos Forest Protective Association (CFPA) District begins Monday, June 1st, at 12:01 a.m. The fire danger level will be “LOW” (green) and the Industrial Fire Precaution Level (IFPL) will be level 1 (one) district wide.

Lands affected by this declaration include state, private, county, city and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) forestlands in Coos, Curry and Western Douglas counties.
Beginning on Monday, the burning of debris piles and the use of burn barrels for burning debris will no longer be allowed in Coos, Curry and Western Douglas counties. Public Regulated Use Restriction “low” (green) will also be in effect.

05/26/2026

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05/26/2026

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05/22/2026

05/22/2026

As we head into Memorial Day (and the unofficial start of summer) we'd like to remind everyone that May is Wildfire Awareness Month. Over 70% of Oregon wildfires are caused by humans and we encourage everyone to be careful while you're out enjoying the beautiful weather. And please take a moment to remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice...

05/22/2026

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05/15/2026

The latest CBA newsletter is out now, and it shares some encouraging news from the South Coast.

From the first completed burn in Agness to the successful finish of the Certified Burn Manager Course, this newsletter highlights what is possible when local volunteers, Indigenous fire practitioners, agencies, and community partners come together. It is a powerful reminder that returning good fire to the land is not just about fuel reduction — it is also about relationship, knowledge sharing, and stewardship.

Check out the full newsletter and event details here: https://mailchi.mp/be20d1c6dce7/upcoming-training-in-prescribed-fire-8000892?e=556119437d

05/15/2026

Although we are not in fire season yet, the weather is getting warmer and dryer. We are asking the public to please use caution when burning outdoors. By using these tips to practice safe debris burning you can help prevent an accidental wildfire.

- Keep water and tools nearby
-Dont burn on dry windy days
-Dont leave your debris burn unattended
-Make sure your fire is completely out and cool to the touch before you leave.

There is no set date for fire season to start in the Coos Forest Protective Association district for 2026 as of yet.

05/15/2026

🔥Fire restrictions have posted! 🔥
As temps rise across Oregon & Washington, we're putting fire restrictions in place to help prevent wildfires.
That means:
🚫No fireworks
🚫No exploding/metallic targets
🚫No tracer rounds or sky lanterns

🎆We know there’s a lot to celebrate this year with America’s 250th anniversary and BLM’s 80th birthday, but one spark is all it takes to start a wildfire. Let’s protect our lands, communities & first responders. Check on active closures and restrictions before your adventures at https://ow.ly/eQ9m50YZcoK