Forum Addresses Potential New Fire Codes

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City Club of Central Oregon invites you to an upcoming forum to discuss the idea of new building and landscaping fire codes. Some of the worst wildfires in history occurred last year all along the U.S. west coast, causing loss of homes, lives, flora, and fauna.
“A downside to stricter code is the possibility of increased home costs in an area that is already struggling with affordable housing,” according to City Club CO.  “While this is very relevant, there has been little discussion about the longer-term socio-economic challenges of post-fire recovery if fire mitigation measures are not adopted.”
Ben Gordon, Executive Director of Central Oregon LandWatch will moderate the forum. Panelists include Nick Lelack, Deschutes County Community Development; Doug Green, Sisters/Camp Sherman; and Hayley Riach, Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office

Read the Deschutes County’s Wildfire Mitigation Advisory Committee final report here.
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Camp Fire Teen Listening Session

Teen Connects offers stand-alone service projects and fun outings for youth ages 12 through 17 and who are looking for awesome volunteer experiences. We are excited for any teen to join us to make a difference and

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Hikers Rescued Near Green Lakes Trailhead

On Saturday, February 7, at 6:00 p.m., Deschutes County 9-1-1 received a report of two young men, ages 18 and 20, who were lost near the Green Lakes Trailhead, located off the Cascade Lakes Highway just beyond Mt. Bachelor. Deschutes County Search and