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Douglas County approves annexation orders adding parcels to Camas Valley and North Douglas fire districts
Summary
The Board approved orders incorporating two parcels into local fire districts after finding petitions were signed by 100% of property owners and that the petitions complied with ORS planning standards. The Camas Valley parcel (approx. 48.69 acres) and the North Douglas parcel (approx. 54.02 acres) were annexed.
At its March 4, 2026 meeting, the Douglas County Board of Commissioners issued orders approving two separate annexations into local fire districts.
For the Camas Valley Rural Fire District, the Board’s order states the petition (Chief Petitioner Melinda Coke‑Galli) was signed and acknowledged by 100% of the property owners in the described territory, no objections were filed at the March 4 hearing, and the petition complies with ORS 198.800–198.857 and statewide planning goals. The order incorporates the described land (Exhibit A, parcel R10138) into the Camas Valley Rural Fire District; Exhibit A describes the parcel boundaries and notes the property is approximately 48.69 acres and zoned FF (Farm Forest).
For the North Douglas Fire District, the Board’s order likewise finds the petition (Chief Petitioners Nathan and Tiffanie Robbins) was signed and acknowledged by 100% of property owners, no objections were made at the hearing, and the petition meets statutory requirements. The order incorporates parcel R52911 into the North Douglas Fire District; Exhibit A describes the easterly 900 feet to the southeast quarter of Section 32 (approximately 54.02 acres) and lists recorded exceptions for prior road conveyances.
Both orders reference statutory criteria (including ORS 198.800–198.857 and the criteria in ORS 199.452/199.462 cited in the agenda text) and are dated March 4, 2026. The agenda materials include Exhibit A parcel descriptions and map references; the transcripted agenda text does not include a verbatim roll‑call vote but records the Board’s approval language in the orders.
