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Watch Duty

https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/ormhf-grasshopper
InciWeb


Oregon Department of Emergency Management


Facebook Grasshopper Fire Page


Clackamas County Alerts

September 23rd at 11:18 AM  – source: Mt. Hood National Forest- US Forest Service


UPDATE: Fire restrictions have been lifted on Mt. Hood National Forest. Campfires may resume - but please do so safely and responsibly. Never leave a campfire unattended. Fireworks are ALWAYS prohibited on national forests. It's been a very active wildfire year, especially on Mt. Hood. Do your part and prevent human-caused wildfires. You can now have fires in your cabin's fireplace.

FIRE CLOSURES ARE STILL IN PLACE:
Remember: DROWN, STIR, DROWN, FEEL. If it's too hot to touch, it's too hot to leave! https://smokeybear.com/campfire-safety


For more information concern the wildfires, please use the links to the left.

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High Speed Fiber Optic Internet is now available on Roads 28, 28A, 28B, 30, 30A, 30B, 30C, 32 and 34 

SandyNet is the provider and they will drop the fiber line to your cabin at no charge on these roads.  If you are interested in getting this internet service please visit SandyNet   SandyNet Fiber Optic Internet Service

This same high speed fiber optic internet has been available on Roads 29, 31, 35, 35A and 35B for a few years now and cabin owners have good things to say about the service and speed.  If you are interested you can also just visit the SandyNet site to sign up.

They continue to look at adding their services on the remaining roads but nothing is firm as of today as to the availability or potential date of possible service.

If you have questions please call:

Duke Dexter
CBX Program Manager
SandyNet
503-722-6663
ddexter@clackamas.us

Welcome to the Mt Hood Cabin Homeowners Website!

Welcome to the Mt Hood Forest Homeowners web site, a place where cabin owners can stay connected to news that affects cabin owners. The Zigzag Ranger District relys on our association to send out critical news via email and through this website.  We offer useful information about working with the USFS as well as issues owning and maintaining a USFS cabin.  Members have full access to this sight which has information about the history of your tract, your tract's historic evaluation (which can affect how you get permission for work on the exterior of your cabin) and we host most all USFS forms and documents in an easy downloadable method.  We have a large list of local service providers recommended by your fellow cabin owners. 

Start a conversation on security, wildlife, local hikes and trails or whatever you feel would be useful for other cabin owners by using the Forums function.   Currently all postings are made by designated “editors,” although comments are encouraged to be made by all members. If you feel a new conversation would be in the best interest of other cabin owners you may email the web site (info@mhfha.com) and state your topic. If it is appropriate it will be posted for others to comment on it.

 

Are you a new cabin owner?  Welcome to the Mt Hood Cabin Community! Be sure and join our association and then check out all the useful information packed into this new website.

We fully support our National Organization, the National Forest Homeowners (NFH) and since we are a member tract, all MHFHA members receive a $5 discount ($55 regularly) when paying their NFH dues with MHFHA dues.  We are all part of the same, unique program with the government as our landlord.  We need representation at the national level (NFH) as well as at the local level (MHFHA) - please support and join both!


















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