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Police and Fire

Police Services: Hubbard-Donald Police

Beginning July 1, 2024, the City of Donald contracts with the City of Hubard for police services.  

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Please call the Marion Co. Non-Emergency Dispatch at 503-982-2340 for non-urgent matters.

If you are in need of emergency assistance, call 911. 

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Fire Services - Aurora Rural Fire District 

The Aurora Rural Fire District was organized in 1948 and serves an area of 64 square miles in both Marion and Clackamas Counties. They service approximately 6,000 permanent residents with an assortment of different businesses, schools, airports and major highways and railways. 

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The Aurora Fire Department protects the cities of Aurora, Donald, and other surrounding communities and rural farmlands. 

Aurora Fire Station

21390 Main St. NE

Aurora, OR 97002

Phone: 503-678-5933

Donald Fire Station

20909 Feller St. NE

Donald, OR 97020

Please call the number for Aurora if you are in need of non-emergency assistance to reach the administrative staff during regular office hours. 

Backyard Burn Information

Open burning is regulated by the Dept. of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and the Dept. of Agriculture.

Backyard Burn Hotline: 503-588-6524

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Illegal Burn & Smoke Complaints

DEQ: 503-378-8240 or toll free at 800-349-7677

To file an online complaint form, click the link below: 

DEQ nCIDENT System - Incident Reporting Form. Revision 1 (state.or.us)

The Emergency Response Logs are reviewed monthly at the City Council meetings. You will see all the types of calls that your A.R.F.D. responds to as well as their response times.

Where is Donald?

The City is located 24 miles south of Portland and 27 miles north of Salem in the stunning Willamette Valley. Champoeg State Heritage Park, which is one of the State of Oregon’s most notable landmarks, is just four miles west. Six miles east of town is Willamette Aviation, Oregon’s third busiest airport. Donald’s unique location provides easy access to some of Oregon’s biggest cities and attractions while remaining a small rural community.

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