UCF and CWPC leader training was held in Williams, Oregon, for 11 leaders. The training sessions included topics such as leadership, risk management, crew culture, and power tools. Approximately 30 CWPC members received training in Dexter and Cottage Grove, focusing on chainsaw and power tools, camp expectations, and project management.

After completing training, three strike teams worked along the Applegate Fire in Josephine County, where they received Home Ignition Zones and S-212 Fire Training (certification course focusing on wildland fire chainsaw operations). Two crews remained in Josephine County, while one moved to Douglas County to work on fuel reduction projects. Additionally, the CWPC Community Crew worked alongside Eugene/Springfield Fire on local projects. In total, CWPC launched three Strike Crews, two Hitch Crews, and one Community Crew in February.

CWPC crews spent early February working at Pacifica Gardens near Grants Pass. They cleared about one mile of trail and conducted fuel reduction around public areas. Later in the month, members trained at Lost Valley near Eugene, where they created a fire break (a gap or cleared area in vegetation, such as grass, brush, or trees, that acts as a barrier to slow or stop the spread of wildfire) for a community of 30 to 40 people.