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Oregon offers free home fire safety assessments to prepare for wildfire season
Oregon offers free home fire safety assessments to prepare for wildfire season
Oregon offers free home fire safety assessments to prepare for wildfire season

Published on: 03/26/2025

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Eligible homeowners and renters can have deputy state fire marshal or fire department member point out fire risks around their homes.

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