The Oregon Joint Village Board Meeting held on July 30, 2025, focused on critical updates regarding Fire and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in the area. The meeting highlighted the ongoing commitment to public safety and the enhancements made to service delivery.

The meeting began with a report on the staffing and operational capabilities of the local fire station. Officials confirmed that the station is fully staffed 24/7, ensuring that emergency services are always available to the community. This continuous staffing is part of a broader strategy to improve response times and service reliability.

A significant topic of discussion was the apparatus replacement schedule, which has been in place for several years. This plan aims to maintain and upgrade the equipment used by the fire department, ensuring that responders have access to the latest technology and tools necessary for effective emergency management.

Training was another focal point of the meeting. Officials reported a substantial increase in training hours, with over 10,000 hours logged in the previous year alone. This increase reflects the department's commitment to enhancing the skills and preparedness of its personnel, especially as the population served by the fire and EMS services continues to grow.

Overall, the meeting underscored the proactive measures being taken to ensure that the Fire and EMS services in Oregon are well-equipped and trained to meet the needs of the community. The board emphasized the importance of these developments in maintaining public safety and improving service delivery for residents. Further discussions and follow-up actions are expected as the board continues to monitor and support these initiatives.