Relating to wildfire; prescribing an effective date; and providing for revenue raising that requires approval by a three-fifths majority.

Added a new tax on oral nicotine products with revenues directed to wildfire prevention and community risk reduction funds.

Removed provisions for a surcharge on beverage containers and redirected insurance retaliatory tax revenue to wildfire funds.

Changed the transfer of Oregon Rainy Day Fund money from 50 percent to directing a portion of interest from the fund to wildfire purposes.

Added authorization for a grant program to help retrofit dwellings for wildfire resilience.

Removed the end date for completion of certain wildfire risk reduction projects.

Updated the list of Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) sections that the bill amends to reflect new tax provisions and repealed sections.

Beverage container surcharge revenue is now split 50/50 between the State Fire Marshal Mobilization Fund and the Landscape Resiliency Fund, instead of going entirely to the State Fire Marshal Fund.

Insurance retaliatory tax revenue is now split 50/50 between the State Fire Marshal Mobilization Fund and the Landscape Resiliency Fund, instead of going entirely to the State Fire Marshal Fund.

General Fund appropriations transfers are now split equally between the State Fire Marshal Mobilization Fund and the Landscape Resiliency Fund, instead of going entirely to the State Fire Marshal Fund.

Oregon Rainy Day Fund transfers were reduced from 50% to 25% for the State Fire Marshal Mobilization Fund, with an additional 25% now directed to the Landscape Resiliency Fund.

New Landscape Resiliency Fund established under ORS 477.502 to receive half of the wildfire funding from beverage container surcharges, insurance taxes, general fund transfers, and Rainy Day Fund contributions.

Forest products harvest tax provisions were expanded to include additional changes related to forest protection districts, forestland acreage assessments, and the Emergency Fire Cost Committee.