Lebanon Fire Responds To Shop Fire. (Photo) -05/08/25

Earlier today, fire crews responded to a fully involved shop fire that prompted a second alarm response. The 30x30-foot structure was fully engulfed upon arrival, with exposures threatened on all sides.

Thanks to the rapid and coordinated efforts of multiple agencies, the fire was brought under control. One firefighter sustained minor injuries during operations and was transported to a local hospital. The firefighter has since been treated and released.

Further investigation determined the fire likely originated from a burn barrel near the structure.

Lebanon Fire Responds To Structure Fire Sparked By Unattended Burn Pile -04/26/25

 Lebanon Fire District crews responded Saturday  to a structure fire  in the 41000 block of Conser Hill Rd that was ignited by an unattended burn pile. The fire quickly spread, burning approximately one acre of surrounding grass and brush before firefighters were able to bring it under control.

Firefighters arrived on scene to find the blaze threatening nearby structures and vegetation. Crews acted swiftly to contain the fire, preventing it from causing further damage. No injuries were reported.

Lebanon Fire District would like to remind residents that burn piles should never be left unattended, and that fire safety guidelines must be followed, especially during dry conditions.

The cause of the fire has been confirmed as an improperly monitored burn pile. Lebanon Fire urges the community to remain vigilant to prevent future incidents

Burn Pile Starts Small Brush Fire. -04/23/25

Today at 4:17pm, Lebanon Fire District responded to a 0.25-acre brush fire in the 42000 block of Upper Berlin. Quick action from firefighters helped contain the blaze before it could spread further. The Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) provided  assistance during the response.

 

The fire is now under control. No injuries were reported