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Fire & Rescue

Always Ready, Always There

Phone: 503-823-3700

Fax: 503-823-3710

55 SW Ash Street, Portland, OR 97204

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PF&R shows how everyday items, such as hairspray, can become explosive when left in cars on hot days. Find out what NOT to leave in cars. 1 day ago Hairspray can explodes in Vancouver woman's hot car, breaking through windshield A can of hairspray shattered a Vancouver woman’s windshield earlier this week, and firefighters say the intense heat inside her parked car w…
A good article about water safety during our upcoming sweltering, sunny Memorial Day weekend 2 days ago Authorities stress water safety during sweltering, sunny Memorial Day weekend If you choose to take a spring swim, officials urge you to be aware of water temperatures and hazards, wear lifejackets, swim with others an…
We are proud to achieve recognition by the American Heart Association for following the latest research-based standards for severe heart att… 3 days ago Mission: Lifeline Home Page American Heart Association Mission: Lifeline
Be careful out there... 1 week ago Officials urge safety as boating season arrives National Safe Boating Week, aimed at reducing boating accidents and fatalities, begins Saturday. Local, state and federal agencies say dozen…

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What to do if your car catches on fire. #hotrod https://t.co/cnl8b9tIbU 13 hours ago
PF&R crews @ 2 story house fire under construction 7829 SE Carlton, no injuries, crews have contained fire, investigators called to scene 15 hours ago
PF&R shows how everyday items, such as hairspray, can become explosive when left in cars on hot days. https://t.co/9tVdnQlBRY 1 day ago