Mt. Adams Area Emergency & Info page

Mt. Adams Area Emergency & Info page Volunteer Info Page for fire and events esp. in Mt. Adams Area of S WA. Not assoc. w/ Gov or Orgs. This page is community based and volunteer run.

Primarily dedicated to Fires and other Emergency or utilitarian and community information sharing for the Mount Adams Territory of southern Washington. Primary focus is Klickitat County but extends to other surrounding areas as well on both sides of the Columbia River. Occasionally I include info on fires, volcanoes and earthquakes farther away, for informational purposes

06/03/2026

Big shout out to all the Fire Agencies that responded yesterday to help us put out a fast moving wildfire.

06/03/2026

On Tuesday, June 2, 2026 around 3:15 p.m., Bend Fire & Rescue responded to reports of a train fire just south of Baker Road near Deschutes River Woods.

911 callers from Morning Star School and BNSF reported flames coming from the lead locomotive. Crews arrived to find fire and smoke on top of the engine near the braking system. Using fire extinguishers and water, firefighters were able to quickly contain the fire. No injuries were reported.

The train’s engineers were traveling north from Klamath Falls when they felt a jolt and noticed smoke. They safely stopped the train before reaching town—preventing blocked roadways and stopping the fire in an area with an existing fire break.

🚧 BNSF temporarily halted rail traffic on Cheyenne Road to allow firefighting hoses to be deployed to the locomotive.

This incident highlights both the complexity of fire responses and the importance of teamwork. Locomotives generate immense electricity, making fires like this especially dangerous. Thanks to coordination between train crews and firefighters, the situation was handled quickly and safely.

It also shows the power of prevention. A community-wide effort—led by the
Deschutes River Woods Neighborhood Association, Bend Fire & Rescue, Deschutes Rural Fire Protection District #2, Oregon State Fire Marshal (OSFM), and BNSF—helped create a fire break along the tracks through vegetation clearing. This work was funded by a grant through OSFM and completed last year.

That work didn’t just protect against wildfire—it helped stop this incident from spreading to the neighborhood.

🔥 Creating defensible space matters. Learn how to protect your home: bendoregon.gov/own-your-zone

We appreciate these planes and awesome  pilots so very much 
06/03/2026

We appreciate these planes and awesome pilots so very much 

Klickitat County has a great new wildfire resource hub on their official website 
06/03/2026

Klickitat County has a great new wildfire resource hub on their official website 

Fuels reduction in Goldendale (Image: Central Klickitat Conservation District) Big Horn Fire Fuel break in Trout Lake (Image: Mt. Adams Resource Stewards) Prescribed burn in High Prairie (Image: Nathan Wilson) Fire above Maryhill grade (Image: Carmen Knopes) Williams Mine Fire (Image: Ryan Ernst) Pr...

There is a We**am aimed at the fire near Highway 97 and Highway 14
06/03/2026

There is a We**am aimed at the fire near Highway 97 and Highway 14

Junction Fire:  1:56 pm contained and in mop up, 107 acres. There are road closures Check WSDOT.There is a grass fire ...
06/03/2026

Junction Fire: 1:56 pm contained and in mop up, 107 acres. There are road closures Check WSDOT.

There is a grass fire with structures threatened near the junction of Highway 14 and Highway 97, rural seven is on scene.
 Klickitat County, Washington, south of Goldendale  June 3 about noon
The fire is now on Watch Duty and you can see more details here  https://share.watchduty.org/i/101072?ts=1780514346000

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