Grant County
County road alerts, weather impacts, closures, construction notices, and local safety resources for Grant County.
Travel Conditions
Road events are assigned using explicit county data or the TripCheck marker coordinate inside official Oregon GIS county boundaries—never a broad distance radius. Feed cache updated Jul 27, 2026, 1:01 AM.
Nearby Road Events
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Road Alerts
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Weather Alerts / Red Flag Warnings
Air Quality Alert issued July 24 at 11:08AM PDT by NWS Pendleton OR
Air Quality Alert for Grant County.
Advisory until noon PDT Monday.
For the Smoke Air Quality Advisory, wildfires burning in the region
combined with forecasted conditions will cause air quality to reach
unhealthy levels.
Pollutants in smoke can cause burning eyes, runny nose, aggravate
heart and lung diseases, and aggravate other serious health
problems. Limit outdoor activities and keep children indoors if it
is smoky. Please follow medical advice if you have a heart or lung
condition.
For additional information...please visit the Web site at
http://www.oregon.gov/DEQ
Health Dept Alerts
Statewide Oregon Alert: Oregon reports measles outbreak; new wastewater dashboard tracks measles virus by county
This is a State Wide Alert for Oregon. Oregon Health Authority posted an official public health notice on Feb 19, 2026: Oregon reports measles outbreak; new wastewater dashboard tracks measles virus by county
Follow the OHA source link for current statewide public health guidance.
Statewide Oregon Alert: Cyclosporiasis cases linked to national outbreak reported in Oregon
This is a State Wide Alert for Oregon. Oregon Health Authority posted an official public health notice on Jul 24, 2026: Cyclosporiasis cases linked to national outbreak reported in Oregon
Follow the OHA source link for current statewide public health guidance.
Statewide Oregon Alert: OHA urges people to limit smoke exposure as wildfire season intensifies
This is a State Wide Alert for Oregon. Oregon Health Authority posted an official public health notice on Jul 24, 2026: OHA urges people to limit smoke exposure as wildfire season intensifies
Follow the OHA source link for current statewide public health guidance.
Statewide Oregon Alert: PT Organics Limited Recalls Select Pumpkin Tree Peter Rabbit Organics Banana & Strawberry Fruit Puree Pouches Due to the Potential for Soft Plastic to Enter
This is a State Wide Alert for Oregon. FDA posted a food recall or safety advisory explicitly relevant to Oregon: PT Organics Limited Recalls Select Pumpkin Tree Peter Rabbit Organics Banana & Strawberry Fruit Puree Pouches Due to the Potential for Soft Plastic to Enter the Finished Product
July 21st, 2026, PT Organics Limited of Lake Oswego, Oregon is voluntarily recalling select Pumpkin Tree Peter Rabbit Organics Banana & Strawberry 4 oz. (113 g) pouches because of an internal packaging defect that may result in the presence of a strand of soft, food-grade plastic in the finished pro
Fire & Safety Alerts
Salmon/Olive Butte Fires evacuation areas — Grant County
Oregon OEM maps 24 evacuation zone(s) for Salmon/Olive Butte Fires. The highest mapped zone is Level 3; this does not apply to the entire county.
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Olive_1 (Fire)
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Olive_11 (Fire)
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Olive_12 (Fire; estimated population 5)
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Olive_13 (Fire; 2 structure(s))
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Olive_17 (Fire)
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Olive_2 (Fire; 1 structure(s))
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Olive_3 (Fire; estimated population 7)
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Olive_4 (Fire)
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Olive_5 (Fire; estimated population 2)
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Olive_6 (Fire; 1 structure(s))
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Olive_7 (Fire; estimated population 10)
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Olive_9 (Fire; estimated population 17)
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Salmon 12 (Fire; estimated population 20)
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Salmon_10 (Fire)
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Salmon_4 (Fire; 2 structure(s))
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Salmon_8 (Fire; estimated population 2)
- Level 3: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Salmon_9 (Fire; 1 structure(s))
- Level 2: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Olive 19 (Fire; estimated population 2)
- Level 2: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Olive 20 (Fire)
- Level 2: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Olive_10 (Fire; 1 structure(s))
- Level 2: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Salmon 11 (Fire)
- Level 2: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Salmon 13 (Fire; 2 structure(s))
- Level 2: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Salmon 14 (Fire; estimated population 17)
- Level 2: Salmon/Olive Butte Fires — Salmon_5 (Fire)
Most recently edited in the Oregon OEM layer: Jul 13, 2026 3:01 PM PDT.
The highest level applies only to the listed mapped zones, not to the entire county. Evacuation boundaries can change quickly; follow local sheriff or emergency management instructions.
Olive Butte evacuation areas — Grant County
Oregon OEM maps 3 evacuation zone(s) for Olive Butte. The highest mapped zone is Level 3; this does not apply to the entire county.
- Level 3: Olive Butte — Olive 16 (Fire; estimated population 2)
- Level 2: Olive Butte — Olive 18 (Fire)
- Level 2: Olive Butte — Olive_15 (Fire; estimated population 230)
Most recently edited in the Oregon OEM layer: Jul 21, 2026 2:48 PM PDT.
The highest level applies only to the listed mapped zones, not to the entire county. Evacuation boundaries can change quickly; follow local sheriff or emergency management instructions.
Shingle evacuation areas — Grant County
Oregon OEM maps 7 evacuation zone(s) for Shingle. The highest mapped zone is Level 3; this does not apply to the entire county.
- Level 3: Shingle — US-OR-GRA-GRN-115 (Fire; estimated population 60)
- Level 3: Shingle — US-OR-GRA-GRN-151 (Fire; 5 structure(s))
- Level 2: Shingle — US-OR-GRA-DAY-117 (Fire; estimated population 250)
- Level 2: Shingle — US-OR-GRA-GRN-091 (Fire; estimated population 20)
- Level 2: Shingle — US-OR-GRA-GRN-153 (Fire; estimated population 30)
- Level 1: Shingle — US-OR-GRA-GRN-095 (Fire)
- Level 1: Shingle — US-OR-GRA-GRN-119 (Fire; estimated population 12)
Most recently edited in the Oregon OEM layer: Jul 27, 2026 1:05 AM PDT.
The highest level applies only to the listed mapped zones, not to the entire county. Evacuation boundaries can change quickly; follow local sheriff or emergency management instructions.
Olive Butte Fire
Olive Butte Fire listed by WFIGS in Grant County at 3,054 acres.
Containment: 60%.
Discovered: Jul 8, 2026 8:39 AM PDT.
Updated: Jul 26, 2026 5:24 PM PDT.
Description: 34 Miles SW from Baker City, OR.
Jurisdiction: USFS.
Protecting agency: USFS.
Dispatch center: ORBMC.
Fire cause: Natural.
Salmon Fire
Salmon Fire listed by WFIGS in Grant County at 1,426 acres.
Containment: 60%.
Discovered: Jul 8, 2026 12:16 AM PDT.
Updated: Jul 26, 2026 5:22 PM PDT.
Description: 34 Miles SW from Baker City, OR.
Jurisdiction: USFS.
Protecting agency: USFS.
Dispatch center: ORBMC.
Fire cause: Undetermined.
Bologna Fire
Bologna Fire listed by WFIGS in Grant County at 2,425 acres.
Containment: 44%.
Discovered: Jul 16, 2026 12:10 PM PDT.
Updated: Jul 26, 2026 5:29 PM PDT.
Description: 7 Miles NE from Kimberly, OR.
Jurisdiction: USFS.
Protecting agency: USFS.
Dispatch center: ORBMC.
Fire cause: Natural.
Grant County evacuation zones (GRN)
Oregon OEM maps 2 evacuation zone(s) for Grant County zone group GRN. The highest mapped zone is Level 1; this does not apply to the entire county.
- Level 1: US-OR-GRA-GRN-021 (Fire; estimated population 10)
- Level 1: US-OR-GRA-GRN-023 (Fire; estimated population 118)
Most recently edited in the Oregon OEM layer: Jul 27, 2026 1:05 AM PDT.
The highest level applies only to the listed mapped zones, not to the entire county. Evacuation boundaries can change quickly; follow local sheriff or emergency management instructions.
Wildlife Safety Alerts
No wildlife safety alerts
No official cougar, bear, wolf, or other dangerous wildlife alerts have been posted for Grant County.
For an immediate threat, call 911. For non-emergency wildlife conflicts, contact the nearest Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife office at 503-947-6000 or 800-720-6339.
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