OR HB3125

Establishes the Task Force on Rangeland Wildfire Resilience and Risk Reduction with nine members appointed by the Senate President (3), House Speaker (3), and Governor (3), in consultation with the State Forestry Department, Fish and Wildlife, Oregon State University, and rangeland fire protection associations

Requires the task force to develop an assessment and strategic action plan addressing current and anticipated rangeland fire threats, including recommendations on impacts to communities, natural resources, and economic systems

Directs examination of integration with Oregon's 20-Year Landscape Resiliency Strategy, funding needs, existing state and federal prevention programs, coordination between wildfire response services, and opportunities to expand prescribed grazing

Task force must submit a report with legislative recommendations to a natural resources interim committee by December 15, 2026, with staff support provided by the State Forestry Department

Takes effect 91 days after adjournment of the 2025 legislative session and sunsets December 31, 2026; members serve as unpaid volunteers