Newsletter - Spring 2019 edition | Marion County Fire District #1

Spring 2019 – click here to read

A.J. Chippendale2019-05-07T14:51:39-07:00

MCFD#1 NEWS

Election Deadline is Coming for Marion County Fire District #1’s Operating Levy

Ballots Must Be Received by May 19 to Be Counted Marion County Fire District #1 is asking voters to renew its local operating levy during the May 19 Primary Election. The operating levy provides almost 30 percent of the revenue the Fire District receives to provide emergency services. Measure 24-441 would renew the operating levy and includes ...

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Marion County Fire District #1 Plans Virtual Events for May

Fun and Educational Opportunities for Children, Parents, and Property Owners Marion County Fire District #1 is continuing to provide educational content and entertainment for local residents at home during the pandemic. The Fire District is asking people to follow state and federal guidelines for social distancing. Stay at home, stay safe, and please wear a mask ...

Note from your Fire Chief

It was brought to my attention that our recent Annual Report did not mention Chemeketa College Station as one of the communities we serve. We would like to apologize for the oversight, and want to assure our residents that we proudly serve Chemeketa College Station, as well as the communities of Four Corners, Middle Grove, ...

Marion County Fire District #1 Plans Virtual Meetings About Levy

Marion County Fire District #1 is hosting two virtual meetings to answer questions about its operating levy renewal, which is on the May 19 Primary Election ballot. Measure 24-441 would renew and increase the Fire District’s local operating levy, which accounts for almost 30 percent of its general property tax revenue. The virtual meeting can be ...

Marion County Fire District #1 Plans Virtual Events for Parents, Children, Property Owners

As the number of COVID-19 cases is starting to rise in Oregon, Marion County Fire District #1 is asking residents to stay home for all but essential errands, such as groceries or medical care. To combat “cabin fever,” the Fire District has planned some fun and informative virtual events for community members. “We want our community ...

Message from Marion County Fire District #1: Stay Home!

As the number of COVID-19 cases is starting to rise in Oregon, Marion County Fire District #1 is asking residents to stay home for all but essential errands, such as groceries or medical care. The Fire District is making this request based on a recent Executive Order from Governor Kate Brown. In addition to closing non-essential ...

UPDATE FROM YOUR FIRE CHIEF: COVID-19

This is Fire Chief Kyle McMann. I wanted to continue to update you as to precautions we are taking to fight the coronavirus, also known as “COVID-19.” In coordination with CDC & OHA guidelines, to protect our staff and slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, Marion County Fire District #1 will close its administrative offices ...

Brooks Breakfast Postponed; Easter Egg Hunt Cancelled

Marion County Fire District #1 is postponing the Brooks Breakfast scheduled for March 14 and 15 due to the coronavirus, also known as COVID-19. The District will reschedule the popular community event for a future date and time. The Easter Egg Hunt which was scheduled for April 11 has been cancelled. These events attract up to ...

Marion County Fire District #1 Honors Firefighters at Awards Banquet

Marion County Fire District #1 hosted its annual Awards Banquet for personnel on February 21. More than 100 emergency personnel and their families attended the event. Chief Kyle McMann says that the banquet is held every year to honor exceptional service to citizens in the Fire District’s service area. Marion County Fire District #1 provides fire ...

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