Fatal Shootings and Mass Shootings in Oregon 2014 – 2025

YearVictims KilledVictims Injured*Suspects KilledSuspects Injured*Total People Fatally ShotTotal People Injured*
2025871332613113146
20241151443225147169
2023123187361915955
20221552614726202287
20211412682828169296
2020992343026129260
2019771373316110153
2018651334125106158
2017771442423101167
201663144312394167
201585**153**3924124177
20146711022789117
Data from Gun Violence Archive, compiled by the Ceasefire Oregon Education Foundation

*Firearm-related injuries at medical care centers are reported to police but not all firearm-related injuries are reported to the FBI, Oregon State Police, local police, or the media. Therefore, injury counts are not considered accurate.

**The Umpqua CC shooting in Douglas County occurred on October 1, 2015, leaving 10 dead and 9 injured.

Mass Shootings in Oregon from 2014 to December 31, 2025

Data from Gun Violence Archive, compiled by Ceasefire Oregon Education Foundation

Since 2014, Oregon has suffered from 29 mass shootings; fifteen of which occurred between December 31, 2020 and December 13, 2022. Four mass shootings occurred in Oregon in 2025.

When examining all the mass shooting deaths in Oregon between 2014 and 2025, 23% of the mass shooting deaths occurred during the 2015 Umpqua Community College shooting.

Date of ShootingTownLocationKilledInjured
Sept 19, 2025Portland8220 SE Harrison St05
Aug 11, 2025Grant’s Pass230 Hussey Ln40
June 27, 2025Portland14919 SE Stark St40
Feb 1, 2025ClatskanieQuincy Mayger Rd and Ilmari Rd31
June 3, 2023PortlandNE Webster St and NE 55th Ave04
March 15, 2023Portland7900 NE 82nd Ave22
Dec 11, 2022Portland16600 block of SE Main St31
Oct 7, 2022PortlandSE 92nd Ave and Powell Blvd04
Aug 28, 2022BendThe Forum Shopping Center Safeway
2650 NE Highway 20 		32
April 17, 2022Portland16150 SE Stark Street13
Feb 20, 2022PortlandSE Foster Rd and 128th Ave13
Feb 19, 2022Portland NE 55th Ave and NE Hassalo St16
Jan14, 2022Eugene219 W 8th Avenue06
Nov 14, 2021Chiloquin990 Bronco Lane22
Aug 22, 2021Portland322 NW Everett05
Aug 10, 2021PortlandNE Milton Street24
July 17, 2021PortlandSW Third16
April 26, 2021GreshamSE Stark & 174th07
March 18, 2021Gresham750 E Powell04
Jan 3, 2021GreshamNE 181st & San Rafael04
Dec 31, 2020Happy Valley9200 block SE Idleman04
Aug 27, 2020Portland10500 block NE Halsey13
May 19, 2019Portland226 SE Madison05
June 27, 2016Woodburn13436 Killiam Loop NE31
March 12, 2016Portland16126 SE Stark St04
Oct 1, 2015Roseburg1130 Umpqua College109
July 18, 2015Salem1550 Weston Ct NE14
Dec 12, 2014Portland717 N Killingsworth Ct04
July 5, 2014Portland333 SE 122nd Ave14
Total:43107

Homicide Deaths by Year (intentional, unintentional, law enforcement, not including suicide)

Anglemyer 2014

Ceasefire Oregon Education Foundation urges people to take the following actions to reduce gun violence in their homes and communities:

  • Store all firearms securely either on the gun owner’s person (holstered), in a locked gun safe or gun room, or with a trigger lock or cable lock. Keep ammunition stored separately.
  • Display the Suicide Prevention Hotline 988 near firearms with pictures of family, friends, and pets.
  • Visit Oregon Firearm Safety for information about talking to gun owners about suicide. 
  • Be sure all firearms are secured at all places your child or grandchild will be staying, playing, or vacationing.
  • Consider storing your gun at a gun storage facility.
  • Become familiar with Oregon’s Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO) law. An ERPO can temporarily disarm a loved one who is in crisis. ERPOs may be filed by family members, household members, or law enforcement. More than 90% of Oregon ERPO petitions filed by law enforcement officers are approved by the courts.
  • Learn more about domestic violence resources in your area.
  • Do not unwittingly arm criminals. Cars are not gun safes. More than 250,000 firearms are stolen every year from legal gun owners who do not properly secure their firearms in their homes and cars.
  • Attend hands-on training classes for firearm owners.

Visit GVPedia to learn more about the realities and myths of defensive gun use.

Stolen Firearms: The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) has also reported that 22,000 guns were stolen from gun stores during this same period. This equates to a gun stolen in the United States every two minutes. The increase in thefts and the quickness at which stolen firearms are trafficked after the thefts provide criminals and other prohibited persons easy and uncontrolled access to many weapons.  (Source)