Safety, preparedness, and resources for life at the forest's edge.
For any emergency, call 911. The FPNA boundary spans the City of Portland, unincorporated Multnomah County, and touches Washington County, so non-emergency contacts vary by where you live.
Emergencies: 911.
Non-emergency police: 503-823-3333.
City services & traffic complaints: 311 (503-823-4000).
Multnomah County Sheriff's Office · Washington County Sheriff's Office · Portland Police Bureau. Residents may have different contacts depending on where they live.
Jenni Pullen · Sarah Berkemeier.
503.823.4257
Trained volunteer teams that help neighbors respond in the first hours after a major disaster.
Living at the wildland edge means planning for wildlife, wildfire, and emergencies. FPNA points residents to the strongest regional resources rather than reinventing them.
Backyard Habitat Certification, Bird Alliance of Oregon, and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
backyardhabitats.org →Portland Fire & Rescue Firewise community guidance, NFPA Firewise USA, OSU Extension Fire Program.
portland.gov/fire →Portland Bureau of Emergency Management, NETs, Multnomah County EM, and Red Cross Cascades.
portland.gov/pbem →FPNA points residents to the best existing resources rather than reinventing them. For the organizations we work with on stewardship and conservation, see Partnerships.
A neighbor-to-neighbor preparedness program that helps small clusters of households plan together for emergencies. Resource links coming soon.
