Mill City Volunteer Fire Dept

11/22/2022

11/22/2022

The Mill City Volunteers would like to thank everyone who came and supported us Saturday night and also all the Businesses who have supported us for years. The money we raise pays for the fireworks and we donated to many clubs and also the Christmas Giving Tree to name a few. Thank you for your support.

11/06/2022

Remember Bingo night is November 19th and it is coming fast, hope you all can make it. Bingo starts at 5pm and the last game is called at Midnight. Come win a turkey or ham at Bingo and don't forget to purchase tickets for the hourly drawings. The Firemen will be going door to door starting Monday November 7th, 8th, 9th & maybe the 10th if needed. If you get missed you can call the firehall or purchase on the 19th. Hope to see you all there. Come support your local Mill City Fire Dept.
BINGO BINGO BINGO !

07/13/2022

We’d just like to inform the community members that we are currently waiting on repairs to be made to the siren. The siren is a 1940’s model and due to its age a lot of the parts had to be specially made by an outside source In Tennessee.

12/06/2021

‘Tis the season to hang some holiday lights! Don’t overload electrical sockets. Do not link more than three light strands, unless the manufacturer’s instructions indicate it is safe.

11/29/2021

BURN SEASON TO END

The Mill City Volunteer Fire Department wants to remind you that December 15th will be the last day to burn for this year. Remember to call the burn information line daily at 1-877- 982- 0011 between now and then if you plan to burn. Please do not burn illegal materials and make sure that you have your burn pile under control at all times. In the past we have responded to fires that were caused by a burn pile or barrel that was either placed to close to a structure or built under trees with low hanging branches that can catch on fire. DEQ regulates all backyard burning and it is hard to say how many more burn days there will be before the 15th. Be considerate of your neighbors when burning so that you don’t smoke out the neighborhood. If your pile just sits there and smokes then it is not dry enough to burn and should be covered and left to burn next spring. If you do not get it all burned by the 15th, cover your pile for the winter and burn season will resume again next March. Please does not burn out of season, this will only get you a citation from the Police and DEQ.

11/10/2021

10/25/2021

Four weeks away from giving birth and having recently celebrated their 5… Iris Coffee needs your support for Support surviving wife and child of Andrew Brown

10/25/2021

Today is our wonderful Fire Chief Leland Ohrt’s birthday!! If you drive by the Fire Department today honk your horns. Let’s try to let him know he’s appreciated!

10/20/2021

Fire Aware. Fire Prepared. Wildfire Wednesday's webinar sessions are returning this fall! We will feature one webinar per week starting on November 10 through December 8, 2021. Visit the Online Webinar Guide on the Fire Program website for more information, BEAV.ES/FAFP

Fall Schedule, weekly from 12:00-1:00pm:
November 10: 2021 Fire Season - A learning opportunity
November 17: Prioritizing your home hardening approach
November 24: Thanksgiving BREAK - no webinar
December 1: From the home to the landscape (defensible space): Fall Edition
December 8: Prescribed fire



Register for one or all webinars here, https://oregonstate.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_UnEB4iFOSaWLzGeHKBUA-w

10/05/2021

Backyard Burn Season is now open

Call before you burn. the burn information number is 1 877 982 0011 and is updated daily by 9am. Remember backyard burning is just what it says, backyard material only.