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Ashland public awareness campaign: fires, water, and emergencies
Ashland public awareness campaign: fires, water, and emergencies
Ashland public awareness campaign: fires, water, and emergencies

Published on: 05/14/2026

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The City of Ashland is launching a public awareness campaign asking every resident to take action on wildfire readiness, water conservation and emergency preparedness as Oregon heads into what state experts warn may be a severe 2026 wildfire and drought season.

News Source : https://www.kdrv.com/community/ashland-public-awareness-campaign-fires-water-and-emergencies/article_a7a295cd-a672-4996-a66e-983b901a560a.html

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