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Emergency 911
Non-Emergency Dispatch 541.265.4231
Main Station
245 NW 10th, Newport, OR 97365 		541.265.9461
Chief Rob Murphy 541.265.9461
Asst.Chief Tom Sakaris 541.265.9461
Fire Prevention 541.265.9461
Emergency Preparedness - Del Lockwood 541.265.5332
Fax 541.265.9463

Burn Permits

Frequently Asked Questions

What do I do with my old, expired flares?

What do I need to do to burn yard debris?

Does the fire department take old cell phones?

What do I do with my expired batteries?

Can I have a bonfire on the beach?

Can we set off Lanterns or Luminaries off the cliffs of the beach?

Links

Central Oregon Coast Training Officer Association

Disaster Preparedness

DOGAMI/Oregon Tsunami Information

Lincoln County Emergency Management

Lincoln County Senior & Disabled Services

National Fire Protection Association

Oregon State Fire Marshal


Volunteer Association

The Newport Fire Volunteer Association is made up of members from both volunteer firefighters as well as firefighter staff members. The ages of our members range from late teens to late 60s and we have a huge variety of backgrounds and life experiences to draw from.

The Association meets once a month and we end our meeting with a dinner prepared by our members. Of course, we do fall back on the occasional pizza party. The Association is involved in many community activities. These include the Muscular Dystrophy Association Fill the Boot Campaign, our annual holiday season toy drive and the 4th of July fireworks display. We participate in the Loyalty Days parade, as well as the Seafood & Wine Fest and we are called upon to provide services at various events such as the annual Newport Marathon, Coast Hills Classic and Grad Night.

The Newport Fire Volunteer Association holds a 501(c)3 non-profit status and as such we do have access to funds that we can allocate to different programs, people and the procuring of equipment. We run the association meetings using a version of Robert’s Rules of Order. All decisions are discussed and voted on.

Being a part of the Newport Fire Department isn't always about putting out fires. It is a way to give back to the community.