Speedway Fire and Rescue

10/12/2024

If you are ever over in Terrebonne, check this restaurant out. It is truly amazing. ❤️

09/27/2024

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07/06/2024

To my fellow safety crews, track workers, racers and fans. It’s going to be a hot one today, stay hydrated, take advantage of shade when you can, and stay safe!

06/23/2024

I’d like to thank Hillsboro police Dept, Oregon Fallen Badge Foundation, and Eric Bunday, for coming to our First Responder Appreciation night. Eric sang the National Anthem for us last night. It was 20 years ago that he came and sang the national anthem for us at our Race Against Drugs night. Thank you for your service.

06/23/2024

Thank you for coming to our event at the track, and thank you for your service to our community.

03/18/2024

Here is our tentative schedule for 2024!
Update! We are not racing May 25th!

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12/25/2023

Merry Christmas to our Race Family, we hope you have a safe and happy holiday with Family and Friends!

08/03/2023

Just another night at the races, that’s what we all think. This is a memory that popped up today from 14 years ago. I think about it every time I’m at the track or even drive by one. We have made a safety zone with concrete blocks in the infield since this night. Here’s how it started. Everything was going great until a sprint car came out of turn 4, clipped a tire, broke the steering and brake line. It then proceeded out of control into the infield where the safety crew and one of our two medics were staged. There was a mound of dirt around the flagpole which the car jumped, one of our crew and a medic were standing there talking, the car hit our crew guy in the back knocking him down and came to a rest on top of him. The medic was pinned between the sprint car bumper and a Pushtruck the blue one in the pictures, it hit with such force that not only were two of our crew trapped, but it pushed the blue Pushtruck into the white one next to it. Through the grace of God, both of these people are here today. The picture of his back doesn’t do it justice, the red marks are burns from the header, along with a tire imprint on his back. The medic, which was his wife ended up with a severe hip injury and a foot injury. It could have been a lot worse! This story is why I preach safety of never turn your back on the track, and always keep your head on a swivel. You are always ready to help a driver, a track worker, or even a fan in the stands, but I hope for your sake you never have to work on one ( or two ) of your own crew, it’s a whole different ballgame. Stay safe out there, and always be aware, things like this can happen in the blink of an eye.

07/11/2023

Great night of training last night! We were able to cut some cars apart with our Jaws of Life. Special thanks to Grumpys Towing for donating 2 cars, and Clatskanie Fire for the training! Training is the most important thing we can do to be ready for your worst day. We hope to never have to use it, but we want to be ready if we do.

05/13/2023

Hoping for a safe night for all the racers, and my fellow safety crews. It’s a hot one, stay hydrated and stay safe!

12/25/2022