Station 2300 stands ready to protect the residents, homes, and wildland corridors of Depoe Bay — a dedicated volunteer force serving the Siuslaw National Forest edge every day.
The Depoe Bay Rural Fire Protection District Station 2300 serves a unique stretch of the Oregon Coast where the Siuslaw National Forest meets residential communities. Our volunteers understand the specific risks of this wildland-urban interface — from summer fire danger to winter storm response.
Based at 325 S US-101, Station 2300 provides rapid emergency response for a region where every minute matters. Our team trains continuously in structural firefighting, wildland suppression, search and rescue, and emergency medical first response.
We are proud to be an all-volunteer organization — neighbors protecting neighbors, day and night, 365 days a year.
Rapid response to residential and commercial structure fires throughout the Depoe Bay community, with equipment and training suited to coastal construction types.
Specialized training for the wildland-urban interface where the Siuslaw National Forest meets private property — the primary fire risk for our region.
Around-the-clock emergency medical first response, vehicle accidents, and rescue operations for the rural communities surrounding Depoe Bay.
Community workshops on home fire safety, smoke detector installation, seasonal wildfire preparedness, and evacuation planning for local residents.
Coordinated search operations in the dense coastal forest and rugged terrain around Depoe Bay, working alongside county and state agencies.
Initial response and containment for hazardous material incidents along Highway 101 and in the surrounding rural areas.
Station 2300 is sustained by the people who call this stretch of coast home. Whether you are looking to become a volunteer firefighter, support our equipment needs, or simply stay informed about local fire safety — there is a place for you.
We regularly host open houses and training demonstrations for community members who want to learn about wildfire preparedness and home ignition zone practices.
Station 2300 is staffed around the clock. If you need us, call immediately.
(541) 764-2202For non-emergency inquiries, volunteer information, or community event details.
