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Double Creek, Sturgill, Nebo, Goat Mountain Two FiresSeptember 8, 2022Daily Update – 8:00 AMCommunity Meeting Tonight: There will be a community meeting to discuss the Double Creek, Sturgill, Nebo, and Goat Mountain 2 Fires tonight at 6 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Joseph Event Center (102 E First, Joseph, OR) and will also be streamed live on Facebook.Highlights: The passage of a cold front over the fire area yesterday brought gusty erratic winds which produced rapid fire growth on the Double Creek Fire. Before the strongest winds arrived in the evening, firefighters were able to complete firing operations along the Lower Imnaha Road to protect the community of Imnaha. Tactical firing and structure protection operations also took place on the south side of the Double Creek Fire. There was little fire growth on the fires in the Eagle Cap Wilderness.Eagle Cap Wilderness FiresThere are three lightning caused fires within the Eagle Cap Wilderness. The Nebo, Sturgill, and Goat...

Double Creek, Sturgill, Nebo, Goat Mountain Two Fires September 8, 2022 Daily Update – 8:00 AM Community Meeting Tonight: There will be a community meeting to discuss the Double Creek, Sturgill, Nebo, and Goat Mountain 2 Fires tonight at 6 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Joseph Event Center (102 E First, Joseph, OR) and will also be streamed live on Facebook. Highlights: The passage of a cold front over the fire area yesterday brought gusty erratic winds which produced rapid fire growth on the Double Creek Fire. Before the strongest winds arrived in the evening, firefighters were able to complete firing operations along the Lower Imnaha Road to protect the community of Imnaha. Tactical firing and structure protection operations also took place on the south side of the Double Creek Fire. There was little fire growth on the fires in the Eagle Cap Wilderness. Sturgill Fire: 17,640 acres | 0% contained | 112 personnel assigned Fire behavior was moderated somewhat compared to...

 Fire Information Phone: 541-625-0687   Email: 2022.Windigo@firenet.govPotter Fire InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8291/Windigo Fire InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8292/ Big Swamp InciWeb: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8323/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WindigoPotterBigSwampFireInfo/Weather Alert: Thursday morning will bring northwest winds initially but will change to a significant east wind event by late Thursday evening. Winds will be 10-15 mph with gusts along ridges in evening. On Friday and Saturday, winds could gust up to 30-35 mph from east. Temperatures will continue to be above normal going into the weekend with very dry conditions prevailing. Stay alert to weather conditions going in to the weekend.UPDATED FIRE RESTRICTIONS: Effective today, September 8, on the WIllamette National Forest, building, maintaining, attending or using a fire, campfire or stove fire, including a charcoal, wood or coal fire. are prohibited. Pressure liquid or...

News Release September 8, 2022 Davenport, WA - The Seven Bays Fire is located approximately 15 miles northwest of Davenport, WA. This fire started on Sunday, September 4th and has burned approximately 1,175 acres of rangeland, stubble and scattered forest lands, acreage increase is due to updated mapping not fire growth. The fire is 25% contained.  Evacuations: No Evacuation levels.  Road Closure:  No Road Closures.   Wednesday,   The predicted high winds did impact the fire in the afternoon.  Fire fighters were able to mop up critical areas 25 feet in before the afternoon winds arrived.  By the end of shift fire fighters had completed 25 feet mop up around the fire perimeter.   Thursday, Firefighter’s will continue mop up around the fire perimeter.  Weather:   Thursday weather is predicted high of 81 degrees, with winds (20ft) out of the northwest 5 – 10 mph with gusts to 20 mph in the afternoon.,  When residents of a fire-prone community clear brush, trees and...

Crockets Knob Fire UpdateNORTHWEST INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAM 12Incident Commanders: Jeff Dimke and Bobby Shindelar September 08, 2022Weather: Temperatures are expected to be cooler today, and winds will be calmer. Temperatures will be in the low-80s this afternoon with wind gusts up to 20 mph. Conditions will still be dry with relative humidity in the teens. Operations: Yesterday the fire perimeter was tested by high winds, and firefighters kept the fire within established containment lines. The fire received some rainfall yesterday afternoon, which helped with mop up efforts. Spots west of the FSR 45 were completely mopped up and will continue to be monitored to ensure they remain secure. Mop up along the FSR 45 and FSR 537 continued, and improvements along the contingency line north of FSR 45 and FSR 537 were nearly completed. Today, heavy equipment should complete the contingency line up to the Sharp Ridge / Indian Rock Trailhead. On the northeastern and eastern flanks, containment...

 Evacuaciones Reducidas cerca del Incendio Rum CreekMERLIN, Ore. – La Oficina del Alguacil para la ciudad de Josephine, ha reducido o eliminado el aviso de evacuación para algunas de las áreas cercanas al Incendio Rum Creek. Al Este del Incendio incluyendo las comunidades de Merlin, Hugo, Three Pines, Leland, y Wolf Creek, ya no están bajo la notificación del Nivel 1: PREPARESE. En el área hacia el Este de Hog Creek, el Nivel 2: LISTO ha sido reducido a un Nivel 1: PREPARESE.  No han sido cambiado, el Nivel 3: FUERA, dentro y alrededor del área del incendio y el Nivel 2: LISTO al Sur de este. Las áreas al Norte del incendio permanecen en un aviso bajo un Nivel 1: PREPARESE. Para mayor información acerca los niveles de evacuación de acuerdo a su localidad, revise el mapa interactivo que puede encontrarse en: //JosephineCounty.gov/FireMap. Para información actualizada de evacuación y de los recursos disponibles, visite:  Josephine County Incident Information...

Thursday, September 8, 2022  Boulder Mountain Fire Information 509-508-3389 (8am-8pm) | 2022.bouldermountain@firenet.gov  Quick Facts Fire Location 9 miles NW of Cusick, WA in Tacoma Creek and Boulder Mtn. Size 1,328 acres Containment 6% Start Date 8/31/22 Cause Under Investigation Incident Commander Mike Johnston, Great Basin Type 2 Incident Management Team #7 Personnel 458 Online Links InciWeb: inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/8382/  Facebook: @NeWFireInfo Washington State Department of Natural Resources: www.dnr.wa.gov/wildfires  Colville National Forest www.fs.usda.gov/colville Summary: The Boulder Mountain Fire was detected on Wednesday August 31st, 2022, at approximately 8:30 pm. The fire is located in the Tacoma Creek and Boulder Mountain area, 9 miles Northwest of Cusick, Washington. A mix of State, Federal and Private land is impacted. The terrain is difficult, and the fire is burning in heavy timber, slash, and beetle infested trees. Cause of the...

Willamette National Forest Closure Order September 7, 2022 Map: https://tinyurl.com/2p8c2bnb Officials have expanded the emergency area closure for the Cedar Creek Fire on the Willamette National Forest and the U.S. Forest Service-Deschutes National Forest. The closure is implemented for the protection of public and firefighter health and safety. This closure includes several roads, trails and areas on the Willamette National Forest, including: CLOSED Campgrounds: • North Waldo Campground • Gold Lake Campground • Islet Campground • Skookum Creek • Blair Lake Campground • Shadow Bay Campground • Taylor Burn Campground CLOSED Trails: • Bobby Lake #3663 • Swan Lake #3570 • Charlton Lake #3593 • Cupit Mary Meadow #3560 • North Waldo Shoreline Tie #3590.1a • Jack Pine Way #3587 • Warm Springs #3582 • Koch Mountain #3576 • Spirit Lake #3584 • Fisher Creek #3565 • Gold Lake #3677 • Williams Lake #3589 • Owl Cabin Way #3571 ...

 Evacuations reduced near Rum Creek FireMERLIN, Ore. – Josephine County Sheriff’s Office has reduced or eliminated the evacuation notices for some of the areas near the Rum Creek Fire. Areas to the east of the fire, including the communities of Merlin, Hugo, Three Pines, Leland, and Wolf Creek, are no longer under the Level 1: GET READY notification. The Level 2: GET SET to the east of Hog Creek is reduced to a Level 1: GET READY. The Level 3: GO in and around the fire itself and the Level 2: GET SET south of the fire have not changed. Areas north of the fire remain under a Level 1: GET READY notice. For more detailed information, use the interactive map showing evacuation levels according to address at //JosephineCounty.gov/FireMap. For the most current evacuation information and resources, go to Josephine County Incident Information (rvem.org). The reduction in evacuations is possible because of progress fire personnel have made on stopping the Rum Creek Fire. They have...

     Hannegan Pass Area Trail Closures: Copper Loop (Copper Ridge, and Chilliwack trails) Little Beaver Trail Big Beaver Trail beyond Pumpkin Mountain and Big Beaver camps Brush Creek Trail Hannegan Pass Trailhead PNT Closed from Mile 717-776 Hannegan Pass Trail Hannegan Peak Trail (Spur Trail #674.1) Ruth Arm Trail (Spur Trail #674.2) from Ruth Creek Road (Forest Road #32) to the forest boundary Area/Zone Closure: All cross-country zones access from closed trails Camp Closures: All camps between Little Beaver and Boundary Camps All Camps between 39 Mile and Beaver Pass Camps     Lightning Creek Area of Ross Lake Trail Closures: Lightning Creek Trail between Lightning Creek and Nightmare camps Camp Closures: Deer Lick Camp Nightmare Camp   East Side/NW Pasayten Fires Closures/Pasayten Wilderness/Oke-Wen   Pasayten Wilderness Area Trail Closures: The Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) (#2000) is CLOSED from Holman Pass at mile...

   Hannegan Pass Area Trail Closures: Copper Loop (Copper Ridge, and Chilliwack trails) Little Beaver Trail Big Beaver Trail beyond Pumpkin Mountain and Big Beaver camps Brush Creek Trail Hannegan Pass Trailhead PNT Closed from Mile 717-776 Hannegan Pass Trail Hannegan Peak Trail (Spur Trail #674.1) Ruth Arm Trail (Spur Trail #674.2) from Ruth Creek Road (Forest Road #32) to the forest boundary Area/Zone Closure: All cross-country zones access from closed trails Camp Closures: All camps between Little Beaver and Boundary Camps All Camps between 39 Mile and Beaver Pass Camps     Lightning Creek Area of Ross Lake Trail Closures: Lightning Creek Trail between Lightning Creek and Nightmare camps Camp Closures: Deer Lick Camp Nightmare Camp   East Side/NW Pasayten Fires Closures/Pasayten Wilderness/Oke-Wen   Pasayten Wilderness Area Trail Closures: The Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) (#2000) is CLOSED from Holman Pass at mile 2636.5...

The following roads and trails are closed: Forest System Road #2660 (Tenas Creek Road), at its inception, at the intersection with Forest System Road #26 (Suiattle River Road), and continuing east to its terminus, located within T33N, R11E; Sections 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, 29, & 30, as shown in Exhibit A. - Boulder Lake Trail #740, at its inception, including the Boulder Lake Trailhead, and continuing northeast to its terminus, located within T33N, R11E; Sections 23, 24 & 26, as shown in Exhibit

Updated Wallowa County Emergency Management Alert Program Link  To sign up for and receive emergency alerts for Wallowa County, register at this link:   https://member.everbridge.net/964001114619923/loginOnce you get to the home page, be sure to click on the "Sign Up" tab to complete the registration

Updated Wallowa County Emergency Management Alert Program Link  To sign up for and receive emergency alerts for Wallowa County, register at this link:   https://member.everbridge.net/964001114619923/loginOnce you get to the home page, be sure to click on the "Sign Up" tab to complete the registration

Updated Wallowa County Emergency Management Alert Program Link  To sign up for and receive emergency alerts for Wallowa County, register at this link:   https://member.everbridge.net/964001114619923/loginOnce you get to the home page, be sure to click on the "Sign Up" tab to complete the registration

Updated Wallowa County Emergency Management Alert Program Link  To sign up for and receive emergency alerts for Wallowa County, register at this link:   https://member.everbridge.net/964001114619923/loginOnce you get to the home page, be sure to click on the "Sign Up" tab to complete the registration

CEDAR CREEK FIRE EVACUATION INFORMATION FOR DESCHUTES COUNTY September 7, 2022 4:18PMBelow are the updated evacuation levels for Deschutes County due to the Cedar Creek Fire. For detailed information on evacuation areas go to deschutes.org/emergency. Level 3 - GO NOW • Areas east of the Lane County/Deschutes County Line, North of the Klamath County/Deschutes County line, northwest side of Wickiup Reservoir, the area surrounding Crane Prairie Reservoir and south of 6 Lakes Trail and Lava and Little Lava Lakes to include: o Cultus Lake Lodge and Campground o Little & Big Cove Boat-In Campground o West Cultus Boat-In Campground o Little Cultus o Cultus Mountain o Crane Prairie Reservoir o Brown's Mountain o Lemish Butte o Ketchketch Butte o Johnny Lake Level 2 - BE SET • North of the line delineating Township 20S from Township 19S, east of the Lane County/Deschutes County line, south of 6 Lakes Trail, and west of Cascade Lakes Highway to include o Lucky Butte o Williamson Mountain o...

Smoke Outlook Sept. 7Special Statement Fire Weather Watch for Friday and Saturday. 3 Day Smoke outlook available at: https://outlooks.airfire.org/outlook/7f95b6c6?preview=true Fire We are expecting active fire behavior today, with hot temperatures, low relative humidity values and an unstable atmosphere. Smoke Areas east of the Cedar Creek fire will continue to have the greatest smoke impacts with La Pine and Sunriver in the USG range. Redmond and Bend will have moderate impacts. Oakridge will continue to have smoke impacts today with USG to unhealthy this morning into the afternoon hours. Health and Safety Message Try to do what you can to reduce the amount of smoke you breathe - run your home and car air conditioning on recirculate and don't go outside when air quality is impaired. Do you know how to check your local air quality? Try out the map at fire.airnow.gov for current conditions. For real time information see Fire.airnow.gov, oakridgeair.org, and LRAPA - Today's Current...

Incendio de Cedar Creek septiembre 7, 2022                                                                                             Actualización diaria – 10:00 AM    Datos rápidos del Incendio Cedar Creek Tamaño: 18,143· acres Contenido: 12% Fecha de inicio: 1 de agosto de 2022 Ubicación: 15 millas al este de Oakridge, OR Causa: Tormenta eléctrica Personal total: 861 Recursos: 19 camiones de bomberos 16 tripulaciones 32 equipos pesados 7 helicópteros ·El vuelo infrarrojo no ocurrió el 6 de septiembre. La nueva superficie se actualizará en Inciweb cuando se pueda realizar un vuelo.   NUEVO NIVEL DE EVACUACIÓN: Las oficinas del alguacil del condado de Deschutes y el condado de Lane han aumentado sus niveles de evacuación para las áreas del lago Cultus y el embalse Crane Prairie Reservoir, además de los lagos McFarland y las áreas...

Evacuation levels have changed. Due to increased containment, fire danger has decreased allowing evacuation levels to be downgraded. For more information on your address please use JosephineCounty.gov/FireMap.Level 1 - BE READY downgraded for the following areas: North of Lower Grave Creek Road, Shan Creek Road, Gunnell Road, Louse Creek areas South of the Douglas County boundary, and Tunnel and Mill Creeks East of Lower Grave Creek Road, Quartz Creek Road, Burned Timber Creek, and Crow Road areas West of Interstate 5 and Pinecrest. INCLUDES Wolf Creek, Leland, Hugo, Three Pines, and Merlin Areas.For more information, visit: JosephineCounty.gov/FireMap or call