On behalf of the men and women of the Jackson County Fire District #4, I am pleased to to provide you with information about our organization and the services we provide....Robert M. Miller, Fire Chief.

Jackson County Fire District #4 has been providing Emergency Fire and Medical Response, Swift Water Rescue, and High Angle Rescue services to the cities of Shady Cove and Trail, Oregon since 1956.  We are a public department whose members consist of 4 paid personnel (1 Chief and 3 Captains), 5 elected Board Members, 12 volunteers, and our Support Group.

The Jackson County Fire District #4 is dedicated to protecting life, property, and the environment, from the perils of fire, hazardous material, and other disasters. We accomplish this mission utilizing our rapid emergency response, proactive code of enforcement, modern fire prevention methods, and progressive public safety education for the benefit of the community.

The City of Shady Cove Fire Department provides services to residents living in a rural/residential area of 55 square miles and includes the diversity of emergency responses associated with these outlining areas.  These areas run along the Rogue River from Highway 234 to Lost Creek Lake along Highway 62, and includes seven miles up Highway 227 from the turn off on Highway 62.

In addition to fire, rescue and first response emergency medical services, Jackson County Fire District #4 also provides many services to the community on an on-going basis, as well as supporting and sponsoring numerous community events.