Central Oregon Interagency
Dispatch Center COIDC · or-coc · Est. 1996
Public Restrictions
1-800-523-4737
centraloregonfire.org
X: @CentralORFire
Fire dangerEXTREME
Preparedness levels NationalPL 4 NWPL 3 LocalPL 3
StaffingSL 4
IFPL High elevIII Low elevIII Industrial Fire Precaution Level — by elevation zone High East Slope, Monument, Ochoco-Maury Low High Desert, Columbia Plateau, John Day Basin Precaution levels I Fire precaution requirements in effect. II Partial hootowl — work stops 1–8 PM. III Partial shutdown. IV General shutdown. See Fire Restrictions for the zone map and full detail.
Last lightning7/7/2026
Active fires—

Central Oregon Interagency Dispatch Center

Established in 1996, the Central Oregon Interagency Dispatch Center coordinates initial-attack and logistical support for wildland fire and all-risk incidents across the 8.8-million-acre Central Oregon dispatch area.

Who We Serve

COIDC coordinates wildland fire resources for the U.S. Wildland Fire Service, the BLM Prineville District, the Deschutes and Ochoco National Forests, the Oregon Department of Forestry, John Day Fossil Beds National Monument, and the Warm Springs Agency. The area averages more than 300 fires per year.

Current Fire Activity

About the Center

COIDC serves public and private interests through the mobilization and coordination of wildland fire resources. Learn more about our history & mission, the dispatch area & rating areas, or our partner agencies.

Fire restrictionsCurrent public & industrial restrictions by unit. WeatherFire-weather forecast, Red Flag, and HDW trend. Fire dangerERC, BI, and staffing-level outlook. Report a fireCall 911. Non-emergency: 541-416-6800.