Row River Fire Response and the 2024 Vote
The River Fire Response has been working hard to get the proposed fire district on the ballot for the May 2024 elections. This progress happened just one year after [...]
ISO Ratings Scores
Many insurance companies have moved toward validating their risk through ISO Fire Rating Scores. They rely on risk-assessment and decision analytics in establishing the rate of Homeowner's Insurance to [...]
Fire and Property Tax
Fire costs a community more than their homes, they lead to higher taxes. Provided by Lane County Assessors office. The latest tax assessment for properties affected by [...]
The Poor will get Taxed Out of Their Homes
Oregon Statutes guide the foreclosure process and isn’t subjective. Taxes are considered delinquent if not paid by May 15th of each year. (Oregon Revised Statute 312.010) Once taxes have [...]
Row River Fire Response 501c3 Non-Profit Formation
Aftermath of trailer fire at LaSells Stewart Park at Wildwood Falls. In September 2020, there was a big RV fire near forested areas, and around the same time, [...]
RR Exploration Committee and Non-Governmental Non-Profit Fire Group
Initially, the idea of forming a 501(c)(3) fire district seemed like a good plan for the Row River Fire Response initiative. However, we ran into some big challenges: Government [...]
RR Exploration Committee and 911 Interface for Trailers
The Row River Fire Response started when a group of concerned citizens formed the Row River Exploratory Committee. They wanted to connect the existing community fire trailer group to the [...]
History of Row River Exploratory Committee
House lost due to a chimney fire at mile marker 18 in Dorena, Oregon. In January 2022, a chimney fire destroyed a family's home at the 18-mile [...]
Prioritizing Integrity, Transparency and Accountability
Prioritizing Integrity, Transparency and Accountability The Row River Fire Response relies on an independent attorney and professional accounting service to uphold our commitment to ethical values in several key [...]
Climate Change of the Pacific Northwest
KEY POINTS Climate change affects the region in different ways due to the large geographic area that spans different climates. Temperatures have warmed by 2-3° F since 1900 throughout the [...]