Still scouting.
The trail is cut. The signs are not up yet.
ScoutPost is being built. It gathers what Oregon land agencies have actually published about public land, closures, fire restrictions, permits, seasonal dates and current conditions, and puts it in one place.
Every item will say which agency posted it, when they posted it, when we last checked, and link straight back to the agency that wrote it. We report what they published. We do not tell you what to make of it.
- Reading agency orders, proclamations and alerts Working. Fifteen official sources watched so far
- Telling a current order from one that quietly ran out Working. Thirteen expired orders found still posted on live agency pages
- Placing notices on a map, with plain words about how rough the placement is Working
- The website you are currently looking at As you can see
No launch date to promise yet. Until there is one, go straight to the agency for anything you are planning around.
Until then: the Fire Season Briefing
One email a week during fire season. Every new closure, fire restriction, lifted order and road alert across Oregon's public lands, plus the conditions shaping the week: smoke, heat, water and roads, each from its official source.
Each item names the agency that posted it, the date they posted it, and the time we last checked, with a link straight to the original. Exactly what the agencies published, in one place. Nothing added, nothing softened.
A trip check is more than closures: smoke, roads, water levels, weather. It all lives on dozens of government pages, and the piece that matters to you can change the day before you leave. This is how you find out without checking forty tabs.
Somebody in every group is the one who checks. This is for them.
Weekly in fire season, quieter the rest of the year. We store your address to send this briefing and nothing else. Never shared, and you can unsubscribe any time.