Jackson County, OR

Do You Know Your Evacuation Zone? Jackson County Sheriff’s Office and Jackson County Emergency Management launched the "Know Your Zone" campaign to help you and your family stay safe in the event of an emergency evacuation. Every residence in Jackson County is now part of an evacuation zone. jacksoncountyor.gov/departments/em… Why "Know Your Zone"? Understanding your evacuation zone is crucial during emergencies like floods, or wildfires. Knowing your zone means you’ll have the information needed to evacuate safely and efficiently, ensuring that you and your family are protected. Know Your Zone–Visit Genasys Protect protect.genasys.com to find your zone

We're Hiring a Technology Director! Jackson County is looking for an experienced, forward‑thinking leader to guide our Information Technology Department. If you’re passionate about innovation, cybersecurity, strategic planning, and supporting critical public services, this is your opportunity to make a real impact for our community. governmentjobs.com/careers/jackso… via @GovernmentJobs

Jackson County Public Health Department reports Bat infected with rabies identified in Jackson County, Oregon jacksoncountyor.gov/news_detail_T1…

ORE140, from 22 Mi E of @ Crater Lake Hwy OR62 to 21 Mi W of Odessa, Closed, Winter conditions have closed the road. Use an alternate route.

Jackson County Board of Commissioners Announces That Congress has Passed the Fiscal Year 2026 Interior Appropriations Bill, Restoring Funding to Oregon and California Counties jacksoncountyor.gov/news_detail_T1…

Winter storms can knock out power and restrict travel. As soon as a storm is forecast for your area, make sure your household's emergency kit has food, water and other supplies to last everyone for several days. Visit ready.gov/kit for more information!

⚠️TRAFFIC CRASH: N. Foothill Rd. Closed near Vilas Due to Crash, ICY Roads JCSO deputies and JC Roads are on scene of a multiple vehicle crash near the intersection of N. Foothill Rd. and Vilas Rd. Early reports indicate the crash resulted from icy road conditions. Please avoid the area as this may be a lengthy closure.

Precipitation is forecast for Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning. Snow levels start at 3500 feet and drop to 1500-2000 feet by Thursday morning. Light snowfall may reach lower elevations. Travel over the Cascades may be difficult to impossible. #CAwx #ORwx

Breezy to gusty winds at times through this weekend. Peak wind gusts are likely Saturday afternoon and night in the 45-65 mph range, highest at the Curry Coast and Shasta Valley. #ORwx #CAwx

Be prepared for winter driving with slippery and snow covered roads possible over higher mountain passes this weekend. Be sure to check the forecast and road conditions before you travel and winterize your vehicle. #ORwx #CAwx

Freezing rain, snow & cold temps can cause icy roads which driving dangerous, especially at night. Black ice can form on any road but also along curbs & drainage areas. Stay off the roads if severe winter weather is in your forecast, but if you must drive, take it slow!

Conditions remain quiet for now, but active weather will return to the region just in time to ring in the New Year. #cawx #orwx

Active weather to ring in the New Year.

Showers continue across the area, with gusty winds building this morning into this after. Snow levels lower to 3500 feet tonight, making travel impacts possible. Activity eases Friday evening through Saturday morning, with stable conditions into next week. #ORwx #CAwx

A low will bring the potential for strong, gusty winds (20-35 mph with gusts up to 60 mph) to areas east of the Cascades this morning and afternoon. Downed trees, power outages and difficult travel conditions may occur. #ORwx #CAwx

A second storm system will bring cold air and lower snow levels. Heavy mountain snowfall is expected for terrain in Siskiyou County. Some area highways may see snowfall and gusty winds. Please be aware of the latest forecast and road conditions before traveling. #ORwx #CAwx

The weather will become active around the morning of Christmas Eve with a low deepening off the coast and moving north. This looks like a high impact event given the holiday and the strength of winds. Another low will deepen in the Pacific and bring heavy snow to Siskiyou County

Moderate/heavy rain, mountain snow and gusty south winds may impact holiday plans and travel, especially for N. California Wednesday night thru Friday. Dry weather with areas of fog follows for the weekend. Plan accordingly and safe travels! #orwx #cawx

Continuing activity moderate-heavy precipitation to Siskiyou and Curry counties from Tuesday into Friday AM. Travel may become difficult, especially in remote areas or at higher elevations. Low snow levels on Friday may impact busy highways. Stay tunes for updates. #ORwx #CAwx

Severe winter weather from the Northwest to the Great Lakes and Northeast reminds us on the importance of being prepared. Make sure you and your loved ones have a plan in case winter weather interrupts travel, communication, or heating. Find tips at ready.gov/winter-ready.

Additional rainfall from now through tonight.