PF&R Respond to second alarm fire at an industrial fabrication shop in NW Portland in the early morning hours of Thursday August 27, 2026.

Portland Fire responds to 3 significant wildland fire events from late morning to the early portion of rush hour traffic. With assistance from the Port of Portland, using a fire boat, and pumping from one of the 2 person staffed rescues crews responded to these three fire events in a 6-hour period.

Portland Fire & Rescue and Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue combine efforts to safely bring victim of tree falling accident to roadway below incident location.

Portland Fire responded to a warehouse on NE Columbia in the Cully Neighborhood with multiple vehicles involved with fire that extended to the interior of the structure. A second alarm response was requested. Cause under investigation.

PF&R responds to former Centennial Mills Warehouse on NW Naito Parkway in a 4-alarm commercial fire. Concerns of structural collapse have forced the closure of NW Naito as crews stay on scene overnight to address any flare up of flames in the structure.

Shortly after 1:30 p.m. today, Portland Fire & Rescue responded to a reported kitchen fire in a 14th-floor apartment on East Burnside Street between 2nd and 3rd avenues.

Portland Fire & Rescue (PF&R) responded to a commercial warehouse fire in Portland's Kenton neighborhood after lightning struck the roof of the building, igniting a small fire.

Portland Fire & Rescue (PF&R) has deployed a specialized rescue team to assist the Oregon Department of Forestry with the Akawa Butte Fire burning near Sisters, Oregon. The duration of their assignment is anywhere from 7-14 days.

Portland Fire & Rescue responded to an early morning residential structure fire in the Brentwood-Darlington neighborhood of Southeast Portland that resulted in two residents sustaining critical injuries and the displacement of five occupants.

Portland Fire & Rescue Fireworks Season Response Data.

Summary: New 911 director Steve Mawdsley brings decades of experience and an innovative approach to meeting our community's needs on their worst day.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation will reduce the speed limit from 35 mph to 30 mph on 122nd Avenue between NE Sandy Boulevard and SE Foster Road on Wednesday morning, April 21.