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The Hauser Rural Fire Protection District was formed on April 30, 1975 by direction of the Coos County Board of Commissioners. The fire district is governed by a five-member board elected by residents of the fire district. Residents of the Hauser Fire District receive direct assistance from the Hauser Fire Department for medical and other emergencies. In order to best meet the needs of the community with the available resources, Hauser Fire Department is manned by a volunteer group made up of members from the Hauser community in Coos County, Oregon.

In addition to fires and other medical emergencies that occur within the Hauser district, Hauser Fire & Rescue responds to medical emergencies that occur in the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area between Horsefall and Spinreel on the southern Oregon coast. Although this area is out of the Hauser Fire District boundaries, Hauser Fire and Rescue responds to medical emergencies at the staging and entrances to Horsefall Beach, Horsefall dunes, Hauser, Saunders Lake, and Spinreel. The total dunes area covered by Hauser Fire and Rescue is over 20 square miles.

We presently respond with two specially designed rescue vans and trained dunes response teams that are made up of volunteers from the Hauser Fire Department. We have 1 Paramedic, 4 EMT's, and 14 First Responders. The Hauser Rural Fire Department has developed our own dune training program that includes knowledge of dunes trails, roads, special dune driving skills and special skills in treating those injured in ATV accidents