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Community Support During Wildfire Season

Terrain NewsBy Terrain NewsAugust 10, 2026001 Min Read
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The article by Darrell Fuller discusses the impact of wildfires in Oregon, with 58 active fires burning over 2.5 million acres as of August 1. The Red Cross has opened nearly twenty shelters and deployed over 160 Disaster Relief Responders to assist those affected. The organization prioritizes local volunteers but also brings in responders from across the country when needed. Responders serve for about two weeks, with costs covered by donations. Unlike other disasters, wildfires are ongoing, requiring a different response approach. Full support from both local and out-of-state volunteers is crucial as the wildfire season progresses.

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