Red Cross volunteers are working across the Cascades Region in response to wildfires burning throughout the state of Oregon.

Listed below are current Red Cross supported emergency shelter locations that are open and ready to provide service to anyone impacted by wildfires or other disasters occurring in Oregon or SW Washington.

Emergency Shelter Information

UPDATED: Sept. 16, 2022

If you are in need of assistance please call 1-800-RED-CROSS. Si necesita asistencia, llame al 1-800-RED-CROSS.

Be Prepared

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• Be ready to evacuate at a moments notice.
• Back your car into the garage or park it outside in the direction of your evacuation route.
• Confine pets to one room so you can find them if you need to evacuate quickly.
• Listen to local radio and television stations for updated emergency information including your safest escape route.
• Check your emergency kit and replenish any items missing or in short supply, especially medications and medical supplies. Make sure you include a mask and hand sanitizer with your kit. Keep it in the car.
• Don’t wait – evacuate: if you feel threatened or unsafe, you can choose to evacuate at any time. If you receive an official evacuation order, please heed the orders of local authorities and follow all instructions.
• Download the free Red Cross Emergency App for safety information and weather alerts right at your fingertips.

What to Bring to a Shelter

The Red Cross does not turn away people who need assistance during a disaster. We are committed to helping all those in need. Anyone who needs a safe place to go can also find open Red Cross shelters at redcross.org.

We encourage people who plan to stay in a Red Cross shelter to bring:

• Prescription medications
• Extra clothing
• Pillows
• Blankets
• Hygiene supplies
• Other comfort items and important documents.
• Don’t forget to bring any special items for children, such as diapers, formula and toys, or for family members who have unique needs.

Outside Resources

• Oregon Office of Emergency Management
• Rum Creek Fire Incident Information | Rum Creek Fire Facebook | Rum Creek Fire Twitter
• Van Meter Fire Incident Information
• Cedar Creek Fire Incident Information
• Double Creek Fire Incident Information
• Smoke Outlook
• Oregon Smoke Information
• Local Air Quality Information