Stay-At-Home Alert Issued For Thousands Across Oregon
Stay-At-Home Alert Issued For Thousands Across Oregon
US · Published Oct 31, 2025
Thousands in Oregon are under a stay-at-home alert due to unhealthy air pollution levels, especially around Sweet Home near Eugene.
The EPA issued red and orange alerts, warning of increased health risks for children, seniors, and those with respiratory illnesses; avoid prolonged outdoor activities.
Residents are advised to keep windows closed, use air purifiers, and wear masks if outdoors; monitor EPA’s AirNow for updates.
Unhealthy air pollution levels prompt stay-at-home alert
A stay-at-home alert has been issued for thousands of residents across Oregon as air pollution levels have reached unhealthy levels. According to the EPA’s AirNow map, the affected area includes Sweet Home, northeast of Eugene, where air quality has deteriorated significantly.
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