Information and Resources: Wildfires 2020

The American Red Cross is providing Emergency Shelters for individuals and families impacted by the Wildfires. Visit their website to find a location near you.

Everyone is welcome at a Red Cross shelter. The Red Cross does not discriminate based on nationality, race, religious beliefs, class, disability, political opinions, sexual orientation, or gender identity. If you need to leave your home due to a disaster or emergency, you are welcome to come to a Red Cross shelter.

If you are a disaster survivor, you may qualify for federal assistance.

FEMA Disaster Assistance can help support your recovery from a major disaster. If you’re ready to apply now for disaster assistance, or would like more information on the types of assistance available, please visit disasterassistance.gov. You can also call the FEMA Disaster Assistance Helpline at 1-800-621-3362.

The Salvation Army has deployed multiple teams to provide meal services at evacuation centers due to the large wildfires in Napa and Sonoma county. Visit their website to find the nearest feeding center.

At each location, Officers and volunteer staff are also available to provide emotional and spiritual care.

The State of California has collected resources for Californians impacted by wildfires. If you are affected by the fire, you can search for shelter, transportation impacts, air quality resources and other government and nonprofit resources.

This Wildfire Evacuation Zones map is updated as soon as information is received from fire authorities.

If you have had to evacuate, you can visit one of the check-in sites listed.

For information on evacuation, shelters, pet & animal resources, road closures and utilities.

Interactive map of Jackson County evacuation zones.

Citizens and visitors should call (541) 474-5305 with any questions or concerns about evacuations, road closures or other effects of wildfires.

Deputies will begin offering status checks on properties in the area that remains closed to the Echo Mountain Complex Fire.

We have set up a non-emergency line for wildfire related questions for those unable to access the internet at 541-812-2260.

Non-Emergent 911 Dispatch Number: 541-693-6911 (please call in the case of large wildfires)

If your primary residence has been damaged due to wildfires, you may apply for up to $7,000 in assistance to repair your home.

VCA Animal Hospitals is offering free boarding assistance for pets that have been displaced by the large wildfires burning across the state of Oregon. Boarding assistance is offered on a space-available basis to pet owners in the following hospitals. Families are encouraged to call ahead to ensure space is available.