ALT Moderate Fire Danger takes effect Thursday, June 11, 2026

ALT Official work notice for Bear Creek Greenway maintenance, showing red and white text over a wooded trail background. The notice announces maintenance between Blue Heron Park in Phoenix and Valley View Road in Ashland starting tomorrow, with work dates June 3 and 4. It advises travelers of possible delays and thanks the public for patience while crews improve the path.

ALT Graphic titled “Official Notice: Fire Season Restrictions Now in Effect” for the Bear Creek Greenway. The graphic states that pursuant to Chapter 1228.05(b) of the Jackson County Codified Ordinances, all off-pavement use of the Bear Creek Greenway is prohibited during the Oregon Department of Forestry declared fire season. It instructs all users to remain on the paved path and states that off-pavement use of county-owned property is prohibited. A “Stay on Pavement” sign appears over a photo of the real Bear Creek Greenway trail. Footer text says restrictions will be enforced per Jackson County Codified Ordinance Chapters 1228.05(d) and 1228.09, in addition to applicable state statutes. Date shown: May 15, 2026.

ALT A picture of a lake under a mostly sunny sky. Text over the image reads "The Rogue Basin is on track for one of the worst water years on record. You're going to have questions. We'll have answers. Join us for a public info session May 18."

ALT Jackson County Oregon Public Health graphic with the headline “Measles Detected in Jackson County Wastewater.” The graphic says measles is highly contagious and can be serious. It encourages residents to check their MMR vaccination status, watch for symptoms such as fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes, and rash, and protect themselves and others by staying up to date on MMR vaccination.

ALT Graphic titled “Scam Alert: Impersonation of County Staff.” It warns that scammers may use real permit numbers, addresses, and staff names to appear legitimate. The graphic advises residents to protect themselves by knowing Jackson County never requires payment by text, email, or phone; using only the official Oregon ePermitting site for online payments; and verifying suspicious requests through official County contact information.

ALT Infographic titled “Fire Season Begins May 15, 2026, Jackson & Josephine Counties.” The graphic states that fire season starts Friday, May 15, 2026 at 12:01 a.m., with fire danger level LOW and Industrial Fire Precaution Level IFPL I. It lists low fire danger restrictions, including no debris burning, no fireworks on or within one-eighth mile of ODF-protected land, no exploding targets or tracer ammunition, and rules for campfires, portable stoves, grills, smoking, electric fence controllers, and required fire safety equipment. It defines a cleared area as free of flammable vegetation for 50 feet in all directions. Contact information is shown for the Medford and Grants Pass ODF units, with ReadyJacksonCo.com at the bottom.

ALT Graphic announcing an open house for the Lampman Bridge Replacement Project. The graphic includes a photo of Lampman Bridge surrounded by trees and the Jackson County Roads logo. Text reads: Open House, Lampman Bridge Replacement, Lampman Road – Galls Creek Bridge Replacement Project. Event details: Thursday, June 11, 2026, 3:00 to 6:00 PM, Gold Hill City Hall, 420 6th Avenue, Gold Hill. Drop in anytime to review preliminary replacement plans, ask questions, and view project information. No formal presentation. Community input and historic bridge photos are welcome.

ALT Infographic from Jackson County Emergency Management about preventing wildfires. The graphic lists common causes of human-started fires and ways to prevent them, including extinguishing campfires, following burn bans, avoiding sparks, not using fireworks in dry areas, securing trailer chains, avoiding parking on dry grass, using caution when mowing, and properly disposing of cigarettes. Icons and visuals represent each safety tip.

ALT Graphic with flame and tree icon and text “Know Your Risk.” Includes bullet points: know evacuation routes, sign up for alerts, have a plan. Jackson County Emergency Management logo and website included.

ALT Graphic showing a house surrounded by trees with checklist text: clear brush, keep grass short, prune trees, remove debris. Includes Jackson County Emergency Management logo and website.

ALT Green Debris FREE Drop off days

ALT Graphic with forest wildfire background and bold text reading “May is Wildfire Safety Month. Be Aware. Be Prepared. Be Jackson County Ready.” Includes Jackson County Emergency Management logo and website readyjacksonco.com.

ALT Maps showing thunderstorm chances and forecast rainfall for Tuesday, April 21 along with details on the system.