About Us:
Adair Rural Fire / Rescue is an all volunteer fire department located in
Benton County, Oregon, 6 miles north of Corvallis.
The district is primarily a rural interface / bedroom community of 18 square miles.
The Rural Fire District was established in 1974.
Charles D. Harris has been our Fire Chief since 1990.
"Chief Chuck" is also a career Lieutenant/Paramedic for the Albany Fire Dept.
The department operates out of two stations.
The main station consists of:
The Fire Chief's office and drills are facilitated here as well.
The sub station consists of:
In addition to responding units, the substation is also a repair/maintenance shop.
There are three highways that run through the fire district:
Neighboring fire departments are:
Automatic and mutual aid agreements with our neighboring departments
support our districts during alarms.
Adair Rural does not transport EMS patients.
Our Ambulance service is provided by the Corvallis Fire Dept.
Drill nights are Wednesday evenings from 7:00pm to 10:00pm.
Please do not hesitate to stop by and say hello!
Our Mission Statement:
Mission
Desire to serve
Ability to perform
Courage to act
Vision - Value Statement
A dedicated group of volunteer professionals who serve the fire
and rescue needs of our community with trained personnel, providing
emergency response, promoting public education, and assisting the
community with fire and life safety standards.
Each member adheres to a strong personal commitment to team support,
volunteer spirit, and professionalism while handling each situation
with courage, honesty, personal integrity, cooperation and compassion.
We will risk more to save a life.
We will risk less to save property.
We will risk nothing to save lives or property that are already lost.
Thank you for you inquiry as to who we are and enjoy our website!
