Serving since 1948
Did you know that the Aurora Fire District is served by mostly volunteers? Aurora Fire serves an area of 64 square miles in both Marion and Clackamas Counties. We serve the cities of Aurora and Donald and have two fire stations, one in each city.
Would we be able to find you in an emergency? You can help us by purchasing an address sign today! Click below to find our order form.
Aurora Firefighters might be able to help you check. Firefighters can come to your home and check your smoke detector to be sure it is operating properly and located in an appropriate location. Click below to learn more.
Did you know that you can receive emergency phone, text and/or email messages in the event of an emergency in our area? Click the sign up above to sign up or click below to learn more.
METCOM 9-1-1 is now capable of receiving text to 9-1-1 in our area. Please click below for more information.
Fire Safety is everyone's responsibility. Teach your children the importance of fire safety while enjoying some fun interactive games and activities. Click below to learn more.
Check road conditions, see road closures, road construction, view cameras, and plan your trip. Click the link below.
Update: ONLY Emergency Responders allowed at Stations
April 27, 2020
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
Due to the continued increase in cases of COVID-19 in the counties we serve, the Aurora Fire District has made the decision to restrict anyone who is not an emergency responder from entering the stations in Aurora and Donald.
This includes all meetings.
For additional information regarding the availability for virtual telephonic attendance and also pre-participation for the upcoming Budget and Board meetings, just click on the button below. This official notice with all necessary information is also posted on the AFD facebook and twitter pages, and will soon be published in the local newspapers.
Please be aware that this policy has been established for the purpose of protecting our firefighters and EMTs so they can stay healthy and perform their duties in the safest manner possible, preventing / limiting exposure to the coronavirus under these unprecedented circumstances.
All of us at Aurora Fire District appreciate your compliance and understanding.
April 16, 2020
Every year Aurora Fire gets multiple requests to fill private swimming pools. Here's why we can't.
Protocol for Public attendance at Board Meetings
April 10, 2020
Public may attend the upcoming budget and board meetings at Station 900 in Aurora; however, due to the current corona virus pandemic, this is HIGHLY discouraged. All Board , Budget Members, Chief, and Administrative staff will be attending via Video Conference.
Temperature will be taken and anyone above 100.0 will not be permitted to enter. Also, please continue to follow established regulations regarding distancing and CDC recommendations to wear a mask in public if attending. Additional information provided by clicking on the photo or the button below.
Thank you for your patience and understanding during this time.
April 8, 2020
Aurora Fire District has NOT imposed additional burning restrictions as a result of the State's voluntary request. All regular burning rules remain in effect and you will need to call (877) 982-0011 for burning hours and restrictions.
The State of Oregon has asked that people voluntarily refrain from conducting outdoor burning due to concerns for smoke. Please read the information attached to this message. For more information please see this the links on the information provided.
COVID-19 PRESS RELEASE
March 12, 2020
Click on either the photo or the button below to read the full Press Release from Fire Chief Joshua Williams.
Aurora Fire District will continue to provide current information as it becomes available. Until the threat has passed, several implementations are being put into place, effective immediately, in order to best protect our First Responders, staff, and the community overall from this viral outbreak.
We sincerely appreciate your cooperation!
Junk Cars Wanted
February 28th 2020
The Aurora fire district is in need of vehicles for Extrication training. If you have an old, broken down or wrecked vehicle that you need or want to get rid of, we can help. You must meet the following qualifications to be eligible:
- The vehicle must be within 20 miles of the Aurora Fire District.
- You must have the title in possession and be the legal owner.
- Must be in usable condition for training.
- Must provide the Fire District with a photo for approval.
Contact Lt. Tim Gloy at 503-678-5966 or tgloy@aurorafire.org
April 5, 2019
Read the latest version of our newsletter! Click the button below for the full version.
THE BURNING NEWS
USE CAUTION
Call before you burn
Burn Information
(877) 982-0011 or click below for more information.
You can be a volunteer Firefighter, Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) or Support member. CLICK HERE for details.