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Portland Fire & Rescue

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We keep all communities protected through a combination of prevention, community health programs, and all-hazard response to fire, medical, natural disaster, and other emergencies.
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55 SW Ash St
Portland , OR 97204
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Firefighters rescue survivor from rubble in dramatic drill

In a training exercise, Portland Fire & Rescue firefighters rescue a manikin trapped in a building collapse, team up with OHSU surgeons for an emergency field operation. Simulations like this help first responders prepare for disaster scenarios. (Photo: Dennis Weis www.dennisweisfire.photography)

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Turning the Tide, One Call at a Time

Portland Fire & Rescue's CHAT/MOUD crews race against the clock to stop people dying from fentanyl and other drug overdose. They circle back later to help users break the cycle of addiction. [Photo shows CHAT responders Olivia Brant and Zach Wannamaker checking on a man at a homeless camp.]

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