East Evans Creek Fire Lines Holding Strong, State Teams Take Command
Firefighters working on the East Evans Creek Fire continue to make progress building line around the perimeter and protecting structures near the edge of the blaze. According to the Oregon Department of Forestry’s Saturday evening update, containment lines have held, and firefighters continue to build on that progress. The fire is currently estimated to be 2,656 acres. Firefighters are preparing for several days of critical fire weather including high temperatures, gusty winds, and potential lightning. The ODF Southwest Oregon District, Bureau of Land Management Medford District, and the U.S. Wildland Fire Service ordered ODF Complex Incident Management Team 1. Governor Tina Kotek's invocation of the Emergency Conflagration Act mobilized the Oregon State Fire Marshal Blue Incident Management Team to protect structures near the fire. Growth of the fire was minimized through the day, however small spot fires were found. Resources included helicopters, air tankers, engines, crews, and bulldozers. A Level 1: Be Ready to evacuate warning for Zones JAC-003, JAC-004, JAC-017, JAC-026, JAC-036, JAC-109, JAC-126, and JAC-149-B, a Level 2: Be Set warning for Zones JAC-016, JAC-124, JAC-147, and JAC-148-B, and a Level 3: Go Now for Zone JAC-148-A are still in effect. ...Read more
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