Glide Revitalization

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Revitalizing Glide and Douglas County by promoting economic growth, beautification, recreation, and education, while building strength and resiliency in our residents through community outreach, program development, and enrichment activities.

235 students starting the school year prepared, and ready to learn. 🎒Pacific Power
08/30/2026

235 students starting the school year prepared, and ready to learn. 🎒
Pacific Power

We want to see what you think makes the North Umpqua special!
08/26/2026

We want to see what you think makes the North Umpqua special!

08/25/2026

REMINDER ✏️ Pick Up for the School Supply Program starts tomorrow!!
Aug 25th and 26th, 8am-6pm at Glide Fire Department.

08/21/2026

🎒 School Supply Packing Day!

Today was full of teamwork, laughter, and a whole lot of heart! ❤️ Thank you to the amazing volunteers who gave their time and energy to thoughtfully pack each backpack for our local Glide School District students.

A huge thank you to Glide Rural Fire Protection District for letting us use your space, and an especially BIG thank you to the Pacific Power Foundation for funding this program once again. Your support makes a real difference for the families in Glide each year.

📚 Reminder for families who applied: Supply pickup is August 25th & 26th, 8 AM–6 PM at Glide Fire Department.

We can’t wait to see you! 💙🎒✏️

Oregon uses three evacuation levels. Learn them now.🟩Level 1 — Be Ready. There's danger in the area. Sign up for county ...
08/20/2026

Oregon uses three evacuation levels. Learn them now.

🟩Level 1 — Be Ready. There's danger in the area. Sign up for county alerts. Get your plan and go-kit ready. Figure out your routes.

🟧Level 2 — Be Set. Significant danger nearby. Be ready to leave at a moment's notice. If you feel unsafe, leave. You don't have to wait for another notice.

🟥Level 3 — Go Now. Leave immediately. Don't stop to gather things or protect the house. Emergency responders may not be able to help if you stay.

Conditions change fast. You may never get a Level 2 before a Level 3. People who need more time to leave, anyone with mobility limitations, small kids, medical needs, or livestock, should consider going at Level 1.

Sign up for Douglas County alerts and check dcso.com/evacuations. Our free preparedness guide covers go-kits, routes, and sheltering.

https://gliderev.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/glide-rev-fire-preparedness-guide-2026.pdf

Made possible by the EPA Thriving Communities Grantmaking Program and Philanthropy Northwest.

⚠️Go bags. Evacuation routes. Where to shelter.If you had ten minutes to evacuate, what would you grab? Do you know wher...
08/18/2026

⚠️Go bags. Evacuation routes. Where to shelter.

If you had ten minutes to evacuate, what would you grab? Do you know where you'd go?

These are the questions we're asking Douglas County residents right now. Take our three-minute preparedness assessment.

Everyone who completes it is entered to win a free go-bag kit.

https://form.jotform.com/261587197556069

Made possible by the EPA Thriving Communities Grantmaking Program and Philanthropy Northwest.

Defensible space isn't clearing everything. It's zones. →Swipe through the three zones around your home, starting at the...
08/15/2026

Defensible space isn't clearing everything. It's zones. →

Swipe through the three zones around your home, starting at the wall and working out to 100 feet.

Zone 1 (0–5 ft): the most important five feet you own. Non-combustible. Clear roofs and gutters, screen your vents with 1/8-inch metal mesh, swap bark mulch and juniper for rock or gravel, clear under decks.

Zone 2 (5–30 ft): break up the fuel. Grass under 4 inches, remove ladder fuels, space tree crowns 10 feet apart, firewood 30 feet out.

Zone 3 (30–100 ft): thin, don't clear. Keep fire on the ground and small. Healthy trees can stay.

Per the Oregon State Fire Marshal, well-maintained defensible space can raise a home's chance of surviving a wildfire by 75 percent. You don't have to do it all in a weekend, break it into small projects and start at the house.

Full guide, free on our site.
https://gliderev.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/glide-rev-fire-preparedness-guide-2026.pdf

Made possible by the EPA Thriving Communities Grantmaking Program and Philanthropy Northwest.

Defensible space. Do you know your zones?Before we share what we've learned, we want to know where our community actuall...
08/12/2026

Defensible space. Do you know your zones?

Before we share what we've learned, we want to know where our community actually stands. Take our three-minute preparedness assessment.

Everyone who completes it is entered to win a free go-bag kit, drawn at random when the campaign closes.🚨

https://form.jotform.com/261587197556069

Made possible by the EPA Thriving Communities Grantmaking Program and Philanthropy Northwest.

Know the number before you plan your day. 🌫️The Air Quality Index runs 0 to 500. Here's what the categories mean:🟩0–50 G...
08/11/2026

Know the number before you plan your day. 🌫️

The Air Quality Index runs 0 to 500. Here's what the categories mean:

🟩0–50 Good. Little or no risk.
🟨51–100 Moderate. Unusually sensitive people may want to take it easy.
🟧101–150 Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups. Kids, older adults, and people with heart or lung conditions should cut back on outdoor exertion.
🟥151–200 Unhealthy. Everyone starts feeling it, not just sensitive groups.
🟪201–300 Very Unhealthy. Health alert. Risk is increased for everyone.
🟫301+ Hazardous. Emergency conditions.

During smoke season, check the AirNow Fire and Smoke Map at https://www.airnow.gov/?. It shows current particle pollution near you and gives EPA recommendations for what to do about it.

Our free smoke guide covers what the numbers mean and how to keep indoor air cleaner when you can't leave.

https://gliderev.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/glide-rev-wildfire-smoke-guide-2026.pdf

Made possible by the EPA Thriving Communities Grantmaking Program and Philanthropy Northwest.

Address

301 Glide Loop
Glide, OR
97443

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+15416710866

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