Here’s a solid, McKenzie-specific “Firewise Plant List” broken into categories so it’s easy to plan a yard that’s beautiful and safer. Fire-Resistant Trees (Plant 30+ feet from structures) Fire-Resistant Shrubs Fire-Resistant Groundcovers Fire-Resistant Perennials
Topic: Disaster Preparedness
Here’s what to avoid or keep well away from your home (30–100 feet): High Fire-Risk Trees These species have high resin, oil, or pitch content and ignite easily: High Fire-Risk Shrubs & Plants
by Chris LaVoie Let’s face it—living in the McKenzie River area is paradise. Towering evergreens, fresh mountain air, sparkling rivers… it’s the kind of place you brag about to your
Huge Event for the Community on Saturday May 18th! This Saturday, May 18th from 11-4pm, the Upper McKenzie Community Center will be hosting the first annual Disaster Preparedness Fair for
UMCC Will Host Disaster Preparedness Event for Community On Saturday May 18th from 11am-4pm, the Upper McKenzie Community Center will be hosting their first annual Disaster Preparedness Fair. What is
Your Guide to Information, Planning, and Resources for Asbestos After a Natural Disaster In the wake of natural disasters like wildfires, hurricanes, floods, and tornadoes, there’s a risk of asbestos
Celebrating 150 Years of Helping Oregon’s Rural Communities On Sunday, April 21st from 2-4pm, the Walterville Grange will host their open house and membership drive. The Walterville Grange is located
PIER Committee meeting online and in person On Tuesday, February 27 the PIER Committee will meet online and in-person from 1 to 4 PM at McKenzie Fire and Rescue in
Upper McKenzie Community Center plans to host future coping classes RAINBOW: “We thought it would be a great idea to get together as a community and try to figure out