The Crook County Fire & Rescue District is seeking interested individuals to serve on the budget committee. Applications are available at our station in Prineville or you can download one from the link below. Please return applications to the Prineville Fire Station, 500 NE … [Read more...]
CCFR Accepting Applications for Employment List for Firefighter/Paramedic
Crook County Fire and Rescue is establishing an employment list for Firefighter/Paramedic to fill vacancies that may occur during the next twelve months. The CCF&R Civil Service Commission may extend the duration of the list. Individuals who meet the minimum qualifications … [Read more...]
Civil Service Meeting – February 24, 2016
The Crook County Fire and Rescue Civil Service Board will be meeting Wednesday, February 24, 2016 to review the civil service rules and keep them current with Oregon State Mandates. The meeting will take place at Crook County Fire and Rescue, 500 NE Belknap Street at 12:00 pm in … [Read more...]
House fire in Powell Butte
Crook County Fire & Rescue responded to a residential fire on SW Bent Loop at approximately 11:00 pm on 1/2/16. The Crook County Sherriff’s Department and Redmond fire & Rescue also responded to the two story residence. Upon arrival, crews noted fire venting from the … [Read more...]
PRINEVILLE TRAILER FIRE
Crook County Fire and Rescue responded to an RV fire at approximately 3:30 p.m. today. One engine, ambulance, and tender responded to a trailer park on NE 3rd Street, 5 firefighters worked to control the fully involved 30-foot trailer. The fire was quickly controlled along with … [Read more...]
Mike Wright started his career with Prineville Fire Department in March of 1976. In the 39 years to follow, Mike has epitomized what was to become the mission statement for Crook County Fire and Rescue “…protect, preserve and support the people and property … [Read more...]
Crook County Fire and Rescue was dispatched at 8:41pm on Sunday, November 15th for a building burning near Grizzly Mountain Road, Northwest of Prineville. Two structure engines, one water tender and one ambulance responded. Upon arrival crews found outbuildings on fire. The … [Read more...]
Outdoor Debris Pile Burning Opens October 21st.
Burning of residential debris piles will open Wednesday, October 21st. Residential debris piles must be attended by a responsible person with adequate fire suppression equipment. Residents are reminded not to burn on windy days. All burning within the City of Prineville and … [Read more...]
2015 Haunted House
Ladies and Gentleman, gals and ghouls, its once again that time of year to put on your best costume and come down to the best haunted house in Crook County. The Prineville Volunteer Fire Company presents "The Asylum Haunted House." This is a great community event, please share … [Read more...]
Hay Fire Near Barnes Butte
Crook County Fire and Rescue responded to a reported large fire burning North of Barnes Butte. When crews arrived on scene they found nearly 2,500 ton of hay fully involved in fire. The hay piles are a total loss. They will continue to burn for 2 or 3 days. The cause … [Read more...]
Prineville Garage Fire
Crook County Fire & Rescue responded to a residential structure fire last night at approximately 11:10 pm. Crews arrived soon after to find a fire burning in the structure’s attached garage and smoke alarms sounding in the house. CCF&R crews gained access through the … [Read more...]
Chief Smith Receives the 2015 Oregon EMS Administrator of the Year Award
Chief Matt Smith is the recipient of the 2015 Oregon EMS Administrator of the Year award. This recognition is awarded to someone who has distinguished themselves through noteworthy contributions to local, regional and state EMS systems. Chief Smith has 18 years of experience … [Read more...]
Outdoor Burning Regulation Changes
Local community members and organizations have been working diligently over the past year to create an Air Quality Plan with the hopes of having a significant, positive impact to the local air quality of Prineville and Crook County. The Air Quality Plan, recently adopted by both … [Read more...]
CCFR Board Meeting Announcement
Crook County Fire and Rescue will have a regular meeting on August 18th at 9:00am at the main station, 500 NE Belknap Street, Prineville, Oregon. … [Read more...]
Barn destroyed by fire North of Prineville
At approximately 1 pm Crook County Fire and Rescue was dispatched to a barn fire. Crews arrived to find a fully involved barn burning North of Prineville. The barn was a complete loss but the homeowner was able to get the animals out of the barn before it was fully … [Read more...]
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