The Crook County Fire and Rescue Civil Service Committee will be holding a meeting Monday, July 17th at noon. The meeting will be held at CCFR's main station located at 500 NE Belknap Street, Prineville, Oregon. … [Read more...]
Fire on SE Willowdale in Prineville
Crook County Fire and Rescue was dispatched to a grass fire on the hill behind SE Willowdale in Prineville at 4:51 pm. Engines arrived to find a fire being pushed by the wind and threatening several homes. Four engines from Crook County Fire and one water tender along with … [Read more...]
Outdoor Debris Pile Burning will Close Thursday, June 1st.
Outdoor debris pile burning will be closed starting this Thursday, June 1st. Burn barrels will still be allowed on RESTRICTED BURN days during the summer from 7:00am till noon. A copy of the Crook County Outdoor Burning Regulations must be on hand. Please always check before … [Read more...]
Crook County Fire and Rescue FY 2017/2018 Budget Information
Please see the below links for the 2017/2018 CCFR proposed budget and budget information. For questions of comments, please call 541-44-5011. Budget Information Proposed Budget 17-18 … [Read more...]
CCFR now taking applications for Part Time Firefighter positions
Crook County Fire and Rescue is now accepting applications for Part Time Firefighters. Below you will find the position announcement and application. For questions, contact Battalion Chief Dan Freauff at 541-447-5011. Applications are due 5pm, June 2, 2017, and can be mailed … [Read more...]
Congratulations Dan Freauff and Jerimiah Kenfield
Crook County Fire and Rescue is proud to announce that Captain Dan Freauff and Captain Jerimiah Kenfield has been promoted to Battalion Chief. Dan Freauff has dedicated 19 years of service to Crook County. Dan joined the department in 1998 and brings a wealth of experience … [Read more...]
CCFR Special Board Meeting
Crook County Fire and Rescue's Board of Directors will be holding a special meeting Monday, May 1 at the main Station, 500 NE Belknap Street, Prineville, OR 97754. The purpose of the meeting will be to hold an Executive Session per ORS 192.660 (2)(d), to conduct deliberations … [Read more...]
Storage Units on Fire
On April 21, 2017 at 0642 Crook County Fire and Rescue was Dispatched for a storage unit on fire at a commercial storage facility on NW Lamonta Road in Prineville. Crews arrived to find a complete building of storage units, approximately 20, on fire. 3 Engines and multiple … [Read more...]
Budget Committee Applications
Crook County Fire and Rescue is seeking two members to serve on its budget committee. Applications are available at CCFR's main station, 500 NE Belknap Street, Prineville, OR, or you can download a copy by clicking the link below. Please return applications to CCFR's main … [Read more...]
Civil Service Meeting
Crook County Fire & Rescue Civil Service Commission will have a meeting on March 27, 2017 at 12:00 pm at the main station, 500 NE Belknap St. Prineville. … [Read more...]
Congratulations Russ Deboodt
Crook County Fire and Rescue is proud to announce that Russ Deboodt was offered and accepted the promotion to Fire Marshal. … [Read more...]
Apartment Fire on NE 10th in Prineville
Crook County Fire and Rescue was dispatched for a working structure fire on NE 10th Street in Prineville at 11:46 am on January 23, 2017. Crews arrived to find a fire burning in the kitchen of one of the units of a 4-plex apartment. 12 firefighters responded in 2 engines and 2 … [Read more...]
Attic Fire Destroys Home in NE Prineville
Crook County Fire and Rescue was dispatched for a working structure fire in NE Prineville at 14:17 January 21st. Fire crews arrived to find a two story home with a fire in the attic. 15 firefighters with 3 engines and 1 ambulance responded to the scene. It took 3 hours to bring … [Read more...]
CCFR Board approves the Intent to Award to Banyan Builders for Museum/Training Building Remodel
Family Living In Their RV Displaced By Fire
Crook County Fire and Rescue responded to SE Cahvilla Rd. for a reported RV on fire with explosions. Fire crews arrived to find the motor home completely consumed by fire with multiple propane tanks exposed to the flames. Nine Firefighters with 2 engines, 1 ambulance and a … [Read more...]
