Cal OES Daily Situation Report October 11, 2017

The Nun Fire, Napa County, burning between the vines of the Paras Vineyards.

Photo Credit: Peter DaSilva / San Francisco Chronicle 1

Duty Officer National Terrorism Advisory System EDO Jill Talley Janice Webb (Day) CSWC Watch Officer Sarah Murdock (Night) [email protected] STAC Duty Officer 916-275-4069 FDO Joe Gear

LDO Jared McCormick

IDO Patty Tran

CDO Nancy Smith

SDO Doug Huls

PIO Brad Alexander

TDO Mike Beckstrand

IT Brian Frank

EQTP Yvette LaDuke

Tribal Liaison POC Lori Nezhura Access and Functional Vance Taylor Needs POC 2 SITUATION SUMMARY Cal OES Activation Status

State Operations Center Inland Region EOC Coastal Region EOC Southern Region EOC

Level 3 Level 2 Level 2 Level 2

Cal OES State Operations Center The Cal OES State Operations Center (SOC) is activated at Level III as of 10/09/17 at 0700 hours, in support of the Statewide fires.

US&R Deployment - Hurricane Maria Mission Number 2017-FIRE-38901 (FEMA Activation). Resources requested in support of Hurricane Maria impacts: • California US&R Red Incident Support Team (IST) – 1 personnel from California

Cal OES EMAC Missions • 2017-Cal OES-39417: Four (4) Los Angeles County Coroner Staff members to provide technical assistance to the Clark County Coroner. The team arrived safely in Clark County on 10/09/17. Demobilization is scheduled for 10/11/17. • 2017-Cal OES-39192: Three (3) Cal OES EMAC A-Team Members will assist Puerto Rico EMA with the EMAC process. The team arrived safely in San Juan, Puerto Rico on 10/09/17. Demobilization is currently scheduled for 10/24/17. • 2017-Cal OES-38848: One (1) Cal OES staff and one (1) California Volunteers staff to report to the Florida State EOC for response operations that will assist and supplement ESF-15 staff in coordination of Volunteers and Donations Management at local Emergency Operation Centers. Both staff deployed on 09/16/17. Demobilization is now scheduled for 10/12/17. • 2017-SOC-38856: One (1) Public Assistance (PA) Coordinator from the state of New Jersey has been assigned to California through the EMAC system. The PA Coordinator traveled to California on 09/17/17 and reported to the JFO on 09/18/17.

Cal OES COASTAL REGION • See Fire Activity Slides

Cal OES INLAND REGION • See Fire Activity Slides

Cal OES SOUTHERN REGION • See Fire Activity Slides

3 FIRE ACTIVITY Cal OES Fire Preparedness Levels

National Northern California Southern California Preparedness Preparedness Preparedness Level 2 Level 4 Level 3

Multi-Agency Coordination Multi-Agency Coordination System MACS Mode: 2 System MACS Mode: 2

California National Guard 2017-FIRE-39345: 4 National Guard Type-1 helicopters with water dropping buckets and personnel transport capabilities, and 2 National Guard helicopter with Medevac and rescue hoist capabilities assigned to support aerial firefighting operations in the State of California

2017-FIRE-39524: National Guard flight imagery and mapping utilizing MQ-9 and RC-26 aerial platforms

Fire Strike Teams, State of Oregon Cal OES Fire Branch has ordered 10 Strike Teams from the State of Oregon.

4 FIRE ACTIVITY Southern LNU Complex, Vegetation Fire, Napa, Sonoma, & Solano Counties Jurisdiction: State DPA, SRA Sonoma-Lake-Napa Unit Per Cal OES Duty Officers and ICS-209 as of 10/11/17 at 0835 hours: • 70,004 acres, 7% contained • Fires within the complex: Atlas, Partrick, and Nuns, Norbom

Region Deployments • 1 Cal OES Coastal Region Senior Emergency Services Coordinator (ESC) is deployed to Napa County EOC • 1 Cal OES Inland Region Emergency Services Coordinator is deployed to Napa County EOC • 1 Cal OES Inland Region Emergency Services Coordinator is deployed to Solano County EOC • 1 Cal OES Coastal Region Regional Administrator (RA) is deployed to Sonoma County EOC • 2 Cal OES Coastal Region Deputy RAs are deployed to Sonoma County EOC • 4 Cal OES Inland Region Emergency Services Coordinator are deployed to Sonoma County EOC.

Significant fires in the complex include: Atlas, Vegetation Fire, Napa County • Fire continues to make significant runs to the south into Solano County threatening the communities of Green Valley and Fairfield • Significant residential and commercial property loss • Additional structures threatened with evacuation orders in Green Valley area

Activations • Coastal Region Emergency Operation Center (EOC) is activated at Level 2 • Napa County EOC is activated at Level III (24 Hours)

Deployments • For Region Deployments see Region Deployments Section under Southern LNU Complex • 1 Cal OES Fire and Rescue Branch Assistant Chief • 1 Cal OES Law Enforcement Branch Assistant Chief • 2 Public Safety Communications Technicians • 1 Cal OES Recovery Staff is deployed to the Napa County EOC

FMAG • On 10/09/17, a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) application was submitted and has been approved; declaration number FEMA-5214-FM-CA.

5 FIRE ACTIVITY Southern LNU Complex, Vegetation Fire, Napa, Sonoma, & Solano Counties (Continued) Atlas, Vegetation Fire, Napa County (Continued) Proclamations • On 10/09/17 at 0445 hours, a Proclamation of Local Emergency was received from Napa County due to multiple fires. No requests at this time. • On 10/09/17, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. issued an emergency proclamation for Napa, Sonoma and Yuba counties due to the effects of multiple fires which have damaged critical infrastructure, threatened thousands of homes and caused the evacuation of residents. Click here for full Proclamation • On 10/10/17, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. today issued an emergency proclamation for Solano County due to the effects of the Atlas Fire, which has damaged critical infrastructure, threatened homes and caused the evacuation of residents. Click here for full Proclamation

Evacuations Mandatory: Berryessa area. NCSO advising to use Hwy 128 to Winters, fire on both sides of the road on the other routes and mandatory evacuations in the trailer park at 6004 Monticello Rd. Residents impacted in the community of Berryessa Highlands and in Gordon Valley; Atlas Peak Rd., Monticello Rd. from Atlas Peak to Circle Oaks, Soda Canyon Rd. Avenues, Vichy, Hagen, Olive Hill, Montecito Community, Coombsville Rd., Silverado Country Club, Wooden Valley Rd., Coombsville Rd. to Wild Horse Valley Rd., Silverado Trail between Trancas and Sage Canyon, Sage Canyon between Silverado Trail and Turtle Rock, Capell Valley from Turtle Rock to Moskowite Corners Advisory: Soscol Creek to North Kelly

Shelters • Evacuation Shelters: • American Red Cross Shelter (ARC), Crosswalk Community Church, 2590 First St. Napa • Calistoga Fairgrounds, 51435 N. Oak St., Calistoga • Napa Valley College, 2277 Napa-Vallejo Hwy, Napa • See attachment for detailed sheltering information. • Animal Shelter: • Valley Brook Equestrian Center, 1132 El Centro Ave., Napa

Road Closures • Silverado Trail form Trankis to Oak Knolls, Atlas Peak Rd. at Montecitio Rd., Las Amigas to Cuttings Wharf, Duhig at Las Amigas Rd., Hwy 128 at Turtle Rock

Schools • All Fairfield-Suisun Unified (FSUSD) sites are closed today, 10/11/17. • Golden Hills School, T.C. McDaniel • All Sonoma County Schools closed except Fort Ross • Napa County Schools • Napa Valley Unified 6

FIRE ACTIVITY Southern LNU Complex, Vegetation Fire, Napa, Sonoma, & Solano Counties (Continued) Partrick, Vegetation Fire, Napa County • Fire continues to burn to the north along the Mayacamas ridge northeast of Sonoma • Threat continues to the communities of Sonoma and Napa • Significant structure loss with civilian injuries

Activations • Coastal Region Emergency Operation Center (EOC) is activated at Level 2. • Napa County EOC is activated at Level 3 (24 Hours).

FMAG • On 10/09/17, a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) application was received and has been approved; declaration number FEMA-5222-FM-CA.

Proclamations • On 10/09/17 at 0445 hours, a Proclamation of Local Emergency was received from Napa County due to multiple fires. No requests at this time. • On 10/09/17, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. issued an emergency proclamation for Napa, Sonoma and Yuba counties due to the effects of multiple fires which have damaged critical infrastructure, threatened thousands of homes and caused the evacuation of residents. Click here for full Proclamation

Evacuations • Mandatory: Old Sonoma Rd. to Buhman Ave., Dealy Ln., Henry Rd., Coombsville Rd., Carneros Inn, Partrick Rd., Duhig at Las Amigas; Las Amigas at Cuttings Wharf

Shelters • Evacuation Shelters: • Calistoga Fairgrounds, 1435 N Oak St., Calistoga (accepting small animals) • Crosswalk Community Church, 2590 1st St., Napa (accepting small animals) • See attachment for detailed sheltering information.

7 FIRE ACTIVITY Southern LNU Complex, Vegetation Fire, Napa, Sonoma, & Solano Counties (Continued) Nuns, Vegetation Fire, Sonoma County • Fire continues to spread to the east along the Mayacamas ridge at the Sonoma/Napa County line east of Glen Ellen • Threat to the communities of Glen Ellen and structures in Cavedale Rd. area • Fire is burning on both sides of Hwy 12 • Additional evacuation orders in place for portions of Glen Ellen • Residential and commercial structures have been destroyed

Activations • Coastal Region Emergency Operation Center (EOC) is activated at Level II • Sonoma County EOC is activated to Level II

Deployments • For Region Deployments see Region Deployments Section under Southern LNU Complex • 1 Cal OES Law Enforcement Branch Assistant Chief

Shelters • Evacuation Shelters: • Cloverdale Citrus Fair, 1 Citrus Fair Dr., Cloverdale • Healdsburg Community Center, 1157 Healdsburg Ave., Healdsburg • Casa Grande High School, 3333 Casa Grande Rd., Petaluma • Church of Christ, 370 Sonoma Mountain Pkwy., Petaluma • New Life Church, 1310 Clegg St., Petaluma • Petaluma Community Center, 320 North McDowell Blvd., Petaluma • Sonoma County Fairgrounds, 1350 Bennet Valley Rd., Santa Rosa • Finley Community Center, 2060 West College Ave., Santa Rosa • Santa Rosa Veterans Building, 1351 Maple Ave., Santa Rosa • Elsie Allen High School, 599 Bellevue Ave., Santa Rosa • Cook Middle School, 2480 Sebastopol Rd., Santa Rosa • Analy High School Gym, 6950 Analy Ave., Sebastopol • Sebastopol Community Center, 390 Morris St., Sebastopol • Sonoma Valley High School, 20000 Broadway, Sonoma • Windsor High School, 8695 Windsor Rd., Windsor • See attachment for detailed sheltering information.

8 FIRE ACTIVITY Southern LNU Complex, Vegetation Fire, Napa, Sonoma, & Solano Counties (Continued) Nuns, Vegetation Fire, Sonoma County (Continued) FMAG • On 10/09/17, a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) application was received and has been approved; declaration number FEMA-5220-FM-CA.

Health and Medical • Kaiser Permanente Hospital and Sutter Hospital in Santa Rosa have evacuated • Sonoma Developmental Center has evacuated

Norbom, Vegetation Fire, Sonoma County Location: East of Boyes Hot Springs • Fire behavior is actively burning to the north and east toward Mt. Veeder in Napa County • This fire is merging with the Nuns Fire • The fire continues to burn on both sides of Hwy 12 • The fire is actively burning toward Sugarloaf Ridge State Park to the east, Bennett Valley and Annadel State Park to the northwest, and Sonoma Mountain to the south, and toward the community of Oakmont to the north • Threat remains to the communities of Oakmont, Kenwood, and Bennett Valley, as well as structures in the Sonoma-Bennett Mtn areas • Residential and commercial structures have been destroyed

Deployments • For Region Deployments see Region Deployments Section under Southern LNU Complex

9 FIRE ACTIVITY 37, Vegetation Fire, Sonoma County Location: Hwy 37, 11 miles southeast of Petaluma Jurisdiction: State DPA, SRA, Sonoma-Lake-Napa Unit Per Cal OES Duty Officers and ICS-209 as of 10/11/17 at 0610 hours: • 1,660 acres, 70% contained • 4 structures destroyed • Crews continue to strengthen control lines • Marin County Fire Department in command

Central LNU Complex, Vegetation Fire, Sonoma and Napa Counties Jurisdiction: State/Local DPA, SRA/LRA Sonoma-Lake-Napa Unit/City of Santa Rosa Per Cal OES Duty Officers and ICS-209 as of 10/11/17 at 0912 hours: • 29,800 acres, 0% contained • Fires within the complex: Tubbs and Pocket

Region Deployments • 1 Cal OES Coastal Region Senior Emergency Services Coordinator (ESC) is deployed to Napa County EOC • 1 Cal OES Inland Region Emergency Services Coordinator is deployed to Napa County EOC • 1 Cal OES Coastal Region Regional Administrator (RA) is deployed to Sonoma County EOC • 2 Cal OES Coastal Region Deputy RAs are deployed to Sonoma County EOC • 4 Cal OES Inland Region Emergency Services Coordinator are deployed to Sonoma County EOC.

Deployments • 2 Public Safety Communications Technicians • 1 Cal OES Fire Rescue Branch Assistant Chief

Significant fires in the complex include: Tubbs, Vegetation Fire, Napa and Sonoma Counties Location: Calistoga • Expected Containment: 10/20/17 • Unified Command CAL FIRE and Santa Rosa Fire Dept. • Fire continues to burn to the north with wind driven uphill runs • 576 residential and commercial structures destroyed

Activations • Coastal Region Emergency Operation Center (EOC) is activated at Level II • Sonoma County EOC is activated to Level II 10 FIRE ACTIVITY Central LNU Complex, Vegetation Fire, Sonoma and Napa Counties (Continued) Tubbs, Vegetation Fire, Napa and Sonoma Counties (Continued) Deployments • For Region Deployments see Region Deployments Section under Central LNU Complex • 1 Cal OES Fire and Rescue Branch Assistant Chief. • 1 Cal OES Law Enforcement Branch Assistant Chief. • 1 Public Safety Communications (PSC) Technician

FMAG • On 10/09/17, a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) application was submitted and has been approved; declaration number FEMA- 5215-FM-CA.

Proclamation • On 10/09/17 at 0445 hours, a Proclamation of Local Emergency was received from Napa County due to multiple fires. No requests at this time. • On 10/09/17, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. issued an emergency proclamation for Napa, Sonoma and Yuba counties due to the effects of multiple fires which have damaged critical infrastructure, threatened thousands of homes and caused the evacuation of residents. Click here for full Proclamation

Evacuations • Mandatory Evacuations: Knights Valley to Tubbs Ln. • Advisory Evacuations: Hwy 29 north of Tubbs Ln.

11 FIRE ACTIVITY Central LNU Complex, Vegetation Fire, Sonoma and Napa Counties (Continued) Tubbs, Vegetation Fire, Napa and Sonoma Counties (Continued) Pocket, Vegetation Fire, Sonoma County • Location: Cloverdale • 500 acres, 0% contained • Fire behavior was active throughout the day • Threat continues to the communities of Cloverdale and Geyserville

Mendocino Lake Complex, Vegetation Fire, Mendocino and Lake Counties Location: Potter Valley Jurisdiction: State DPA, SRA, Mendocino Unit Per the Cal OES Fire Duty Officer on 10/11/17 at 0912 hours: • 32,000 acres, 8% contained • Fires within the complex: Redwood Valley and Sulphur

Deployments • 2 Public Safety Communications Technicians

Significant fires in the complex include: Redwood Valley (Potter), Vegetation Fire • Fire continues to spread to the northeast north to Pine Mountain and Tomki • Significant structure loss • Mandatory evacuations in place • Communication systems have been impacted including 911 system • Threat to the communities of Potter Valley

Activations • Coastal Region Emergency Operation Center (EOC) is activated at Level II • Mendocino County OES is activated at a Level II (24 hours)

12 FIRE ACTIVITY Mendocino Lake Complex, Vegetation Fire, Mendocino and Lake Counties (Continued) Redwood Valley (Potter), Vegetation Fire (Continued) Proclamation • On 10/09/17, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. issued an emergency proclamation for Butte, Lake, Mendocino, Nevada and Orange counties due to the effects of multiple fires, including the Cherokee, LaPorte, Sulphur, Potter, Cascade, Lobo and Canyon fires, which have damaged critical infrastructure, threatened homes and caused the evacuation of residents. Click here for full Proclamation

FMAG • On 10/09/17, a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) application was received and has been approved; declaration number FEMA- 5219-FM-CA.

Deployments • 1 Cal OES Law Enforcement Branch Assistant Chief • 1 Cal OES Inland Region ESC is deployed to Mendocino County EOC.

Redwood Valley (Potter), Vegetation Fire (Continued) Evacuations Per the Cal OES Law Duty Officer on 10/10/17 at 1824 hours: • A total estimate of 5,800 persons have been evacuated • Greater Redwood Valley Area: Hard road closure at East Rd. & School Wy., Hard road closure at North State St. & West Rd., Hard road closure at North State Rd. & Laughlin Wy. • Cave Creek subdivision: hard road closures of Scenic Rd., Appaloosa Rd. & Cave Creek Rd. • Western Potter Valley Area: Hard road closure at Van Arsedale Rd. & Eel River Rd. • Willits Area: Hard road closure at East Hill Rd & Center Valley

Shelters • Evacuation Shelters: • Ukiah High School, 1000 Low Gap Rd., Ukiah • Ukiah, Willits City Hall; 111 E Commercial St., Willits • See attachment for detailed sheltering information. • Animal Shelter: • Ukiah Fairgrounds and Willits High School Farm

Schools • The following schools are closed on 10/11/17: Ukiah Unified Schools, Potter Valley Schools, Willits Unified Schools and Laytonville Unified Schools.

13 FIRE ACTIVITY Mendocino Lake Complex, Vegetation Fire, Mendocino and Lake Counties (Continued) Sulphur, Vegetation Fire, Lake County Location: Clear Lake Oaks • Expected Containment: 10/16/17 • Numerous structures lost

Activations • Coastal Region Emergency Operation Center (EOC) is activated at Level II

Deployments • 1 Cal OES Inland Region ESC is deployed to Lake County EOC.

FMAG • On 10/09/17, a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) application was received and has been approved; declaration number FEMA- 5221-FM-CA.

Proclamation • On 10/09/17, a Proclamation from Lake County was received due to the Sulphur Fire. There are no requests for State assistance. • On 10/09/17, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. issued an emergency proclamation for Butte, Lake, Mendocino, Nevada and Orange counties due to the effects of multiple fires, including the Cherokee, LaPorte, Sulphur, Potter, Cascade, Lobo and Canyon fires, which have damaged critical infrastructure, threatened homes and caused the evacuation of residents. Click here for full Proclamation

Shelters • Evacuation Shelter: • Twin Pine Casino, 22223 CA-29, Middletown • See attachment for detailed sheltering information.

14 FIRE ACTIVITY NEU Wind Complex, Vegetation Fire, Nevada, Yuba and Butte Counties Jurisdiction: State DPA, SRA, Nevada-Yuba-Placer Unit Per the Cal OES Fire Duty Officer on 10/11/17 at 0912 hours: • 16,982 acres, 17% contained • 128 single residences, 3 commercial structures, 114 outbuildings destroyed • Fires in the complex: Cascade, LaPorte, McCourtney, and Lobo

Deployments • 2 Public Safety Communications Personnel (PSC)

Significant fires in the complex include: Cascade, Vegetation Fire, Yuba County Location: Community of Loma Rica • Significant structure loss • Threat to the communities of Loma Rica and Browns Valley

Activations • Inland Region EOC is activated at Level II • Yuba County EOC is activated at Level I, 24 hours

Deployments • 1 Cal OES Inland Region Emergency Services Coordinator to Yuba County EOC • 1 Cal OES Law Enforcement Branch Assistant Chief • 1 Cal OES Fire Rescue Branch Assistant Chief

FMAG • On 10/09/17, a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) application was received and has been approved; declaration number FEMA- 5216-FM-CA.

Proclamation • On 10/09/17 at 0810 hours, a Proclamation of Local Emergency was received from Yuba County due to multiple fire requesting FMAG, Governors Proclamation CDAA and any other available assistance. • On 10/09/17, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. issued an emergency proclamation for Napa, Sonoma and Yuba counties due to the effects of multiple fires which have damaged critical infrastructure, threatened thousands of homes and caused the evacuation of residents. Click here for full Proclamation

FIRE ACTIVITY NEU Wind Complex, Vegetation Fire, Nevada and Butte Counties (Continued) Cascade, Vegetation Fire, Yuba County (Continued) Shelter • Yuba Sutter Fairgrounds, 442 Franklin Ave., Yuba City • See attachment for detailed sheltering information.

LaPorte Fire, Vegetation Fire, Butte County • Expected Containment: 10/17/17 • 650 single residences threatened • Significant structure loss • Fire has burned into the Cascade Fire

Activations • Inland Region EOC is activated at Level II.

Deployments • 1 Cal OES Inland Region Emergency Services Coordinator • 1 Cal OES Law Enforcement Branch Assistant Chief

FMAG • On 10/09/17, a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) application was received and has been approved; declaration number FEMA- 5218-FM-CA.

16 FIRE ACTIVITY NEU Wind Complex, Vegetation Fire, Nevada and Butte Counties (Continued) McCourtney, Vegetation Fire, Nevada County • Location: SW of Grass Valley • Expected Containment: 10/11/17 • Multiple structures lost

Activations • Inland Region EOC is activated at Level II • Nevada County EOC is activated at Level I, 24 hours

Deployments • 1 Cal OES Inland Region Emergency Services Coordinator to Nevada County EOC • 1 Cal OES Fire and Rescue Branch Assistant Chief • 1 Cal OES Law Enforcement Branch Assistant Chief

FMAG • On 10/09/17, a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) application was received and placed on hold.

Proclamation • On 10/09/17, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. issued an emergency proclamation for Butte, Lake, Mendocino, Nevada and Orange counties due to the effects of multiple fires, including the Cherokee, LaPorte, Sulphur, Potter, Cascade, Lobo and Canyon fires, which have damaged critical infrastructure, threatened homes and caused the evacuation of residents. Click here for full Proclamation

Evacuations • Mandatory Evacuations: Approximately 330 Homes

Road Closures • Pleasant Valley Rd., Bitney Springs Rd., and Rough and Ready Hwy

Shelters • Evacuation Centers: • First Baptist Church, 300 Main St., Nevada City • See attachment for detailed sheltering information.

17 FIRE ACTIVITY NEU Wind Complex, Vegetation Fire, Nevada and Butte Counties (Continued) Lobo, Vegetation Fire, Nevada County Location: SW of Grass Valley, Lake Wildwood • Forward spread has been stopped • Threat to Community of Rough and Ready, Lake Wildwood

Activations • Inland Region EOC will activate at Level II on 10/10/17 at 0700 hours. • Nevada County EOC is activated

Deployments • 1 Cal OES Inland Region Emergency Services Coordinator • 1 Cal OES Fire and Rescue Branch Assistant Chief • 1 Cal OES Law Enforcement Branch Assistant Chief

FMAG • On 10/09/17, a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) application was received and has been approved; declaration number FEMA- 5217-FM-CA.

Evacuations • Mandatory: 818 residences • Voluntary: 4280 residences

Shelters • Evacuation Shelter: • First Baptist Church, 300 Main St., Nevada City • See attachment for detailed sheltering information.

18 FIRE ACTIVITY Cherokee, Vegetation Fire, Butte County Location: Cherokee Rd x Table Mountain, north of Oroville Per the Cal OES Duty Officers and ICS-209 as of 10/11/17 at 0912 hours: • 8,360 acres, 45% Contained • Expected Containment: 10/14/17 • Minimal fire behavior observed

Activations • Inland Region EOC is activated at Level II

Deployments • 1 Cal OES Inland Emergency Services Coordinator • 1 Cal OES Law Enforcement Branch Assistant Chief • 1 Cal OES Fire Rescue Branch Assistant Chief

FMAG • On 10/09/17, a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) application was received and has been approved; declaration number to follow.

Proclamation • On 10/09/17, a proclamation was received from Butte County requesting assistance through the CDAA and any other state funding, as well as expedited access to federal resources and any other appropriate federal disaster relief programs. • On 10/09/17, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. issued an emergency proclamation for Butte, Lake, Mendocino, Nevada and Orange counties due to the effects of multiple fires, including the Cherokee, LaPorte, Sulphur, Potter, Cascade, Lobo and Canyon fires, which have damaged critical infrastructure, threatened homes and caused the evacuation of residents. Click here for full Proclamation

Evacuations • Red Tape Rd. West to the Sand Mine.. Table Mtn Ranch east of Table Mtn Rd., Table Mountain Blvd. from the Cottonwood Rd. to Hwy 70, Table Mountain Ranch & Coal Canyon & Roads off of those streets.

Road Closures • Hwy 70 from Hwy 191 to Table Mountain Rd., but Hwy 70 is open

19 FIRE ACTIVITY Lion, Vegetation Fire, Tulare County Location: Lion Creek, Golden Trout Wilderness x 11 miles NE of Camp Nelson Jurisdiction: Federal DPA, FRA, Sequoia National Forest Per Cal OES Duty Officers and ICS-209 as of 10/10/17 at 1836 hours: • 12,980 acres, 0% contained • Expected Containment: 11/27/17 • Moderate fire behavior • Structures threatened

Canyon 2, Vegetation Fire, Orange County Location: CA-91 at Gypsum Canyon Rd., Anaheim City Jurisdiction: Local DPA, SRA, Contract County Per Cal OES Duty Officers and ICS-209s as of 10/10/17 at 1739 hours: • 8,000 acres, 45% contained • Unified command CAL FIRE, Orange County, City of Orange and City of Anaheim • Minimal fire behavior • Structures threatened

Activations • Southern Region Emergency Operations Center (SREOC) is activated at Level II as of 0700 hours. • Orange County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is activated at Level II as of 0600 hours. • City of Anaheim EOC deactivated on 10/10/17 at 2200 hours. • City of Orange EOC deactivated on 10/10/17 at 2200 hours. • City of Tustin EOC deactivated on 10/10/17 at 2200 hours.

Deployments • 1 Cal OES Southern Region ESC is deployed to the Orange County Emergency Operations Center. • 1 Cal OES Southern Region Senior ESC is deployed to the Orange County Emergency Operations Center. • 1 Cal OES Law Enforcement Branch Assistant Chief. • 2 Cal OES Fire and Rescue Branch Assistant Chief. • 1 Southern Region Regional Administrator

FMAG • On 10/09/17, a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) application was received and has been approved; declaration number FEMA- 5223-FM-CA.

FIRE ACTIVITY Canyon 2, Vegetation Fire, Orange County (Continued) Proclamation • On 10/09/17 at 1656 hours, a Proclamation was received from Orange County, requesting a Gubernatorial Proclamation, Presidential Declaration, and CDAA • On 10/09/17 at 1945 hours, a Proclamation was received from the City of Anaheim with no requests at this time. • On 10/09/17, Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. issued an emergency proclamation for Butte, Lake, Mendocino, Nevada and Orange counties due to the effects of multiple fires, including the Cherokee, LaPorte, Sulphur, Potter, Cascade, Lobo and Canyon fires, which have damaged critical infrastructure, threatened homes and caused the evacuation of residents. Click here for full Proclamation

Evacuations • As of 10/10/17 at 1700 hours, all evacuation orders have been lifted for the impacted fire areas with the exception of: • All roads and houses off Windes Dr. north of Santiago Canyon Rd. (Santiago Oaks Park, City of Orange) • Santa Ana Canyon Rd. between Woodcrest Rd. and Gypsum Canyon Rd. (City of Anaheim)

Shelters American Red Cross (ARC) has established the following shelters: • El Modena High School, 3920 E. Spring St., Orange. • This shelter will tentatively close on 10/11/17 by 1200 hours. • See attachment for detailed sheltering information. • Small Animal Assistance: • SoCal Animal Response Team (SCART) is supporting small animals at both ARC shelter sites • Large Animal Shelter: • Orange County Fair Grounds, 88 Fair Dr., Costa Mesa • Los Alamitos Race Track, 4961 Katella Ave., Cypress • Rancho Del Rio, 1370 S. Sanderson, Anaheim • Pomona Fairgrounds • Serrano Creek • Rancho Viejo Riding Park • Horses can evacuate to the west end of Yorba Linda Regional Park, 7600 E La Palma, Anaheim

21 FIRE ACTIVITY Canyon 2, Vegetation Fire, Orange County (Continued) Road Closures • Hwy 241 Northbound is closed between Hwy 261 and Hwy 91. Gypsum Canyon is closed. • Southbound Hwy 261 is closed. • All roads and houses off Windes Dr. north of Santiago Canyon Rd. (Santiago Oaks Park, City of Orange) • Santa Ana Canyon Rd. between Woodcrest Rd. and Gypsum Canyon Rd. (City of Anaheim) • Northbound Jamboree Rd. at Tustin Ranch

Health and Medical • Care and Reception Centers: • East Anaheim Community Center, 8201 E. Santa Ana Canyon Rd., Anaheim • Anaheim Community Center, 25 E. Center St., Anaheim • Anaheim Youth Center, 225 S. Philadelphia, Anaheim • The South Coast Air Quality Management District has issued a Smoke Advisory effective through Wednesday morning, 10/10/17. Areas of direct smoke impacts and unhealthy air quality include North and Central Orange County, North and Central Orange County Coast, Saddleback Valley and Corona / Norco Area.

Schools • The following schools will be closed on 10/11/17: Anaheim Hills Elementary, Running Springs Elementary, Canyon Rim Elementary, Chapman Hills Elementary, Linda Vista Elementary, Panorama Elementary,

Recovery • Over 30 residential structures are damaged / destroyed. • The County of Orange is currently seeking a facility to set up a Local Assistance Center.

22 MAJOR ROAD / HIGHWAY / BRIDGE CLOSURES

Major Road Closures Northern California Central California Southern California

No Lifeline Route Closures No Lifeline Route Closures No Lifeline Route Closures

Lifeline Routes • There are no lifeline route closures.

Non-Lifeline Routes: • There are no non-lifeline route closures.

Wildfire Closures: • Orange County: • State Route (SR) 241 is closed to the Northbound connector to Eastbound SR 91 • SR 241 is closed from the junction of SR 261 to the junction of SR 91 in Anaheim

• Napa County: • SR 128 is closed from Vichy Ave. to 6 miles south of the junction of SR 128 at Wooden Valley Rd. • SR 128 is closed from the Sonoma/Napa County Line to 2.6 miles E of the Sonoma/Napa County Line • SR 128 is closed from 9.3 miles west of Sonoma/Napa County line at Maacama Ridge Rd. to 2.6 miles east of the Sonoma/Napa County line at Tubbs Ln. • Estimated time of reopening: 10/11/17 at 0800 hours. • SR 29 closed from 5.4 mi north of Calistoga at Lawley Rd to 0.6 mi south of Middletown at Western Mine Rd in Napa and Lake Counties. • Estimated time of reopening: Unknown

• Sonoma County: • SR 12 is closed from 1 mile east of Sonoma at Watmaugh Rd. to the Junction of SR 121 • Estimated time of reopening: 10/12/17 at 0000 hours.

Click on the Caltrans Logo to check current highway conditions. You can also call 1-800-427-7623 for current highway conditions. 23 MAJOR ROAD / HIGHWAY / BRIDGE CLOSURES

Major Road Closures Northern California Central California Southern California

No Lifeline Route Closures No Lifeline Route Closures No Lifeline Route Closures

Emergency Center Activations: • On 10/10/17 at 1900 hours, Caltrans Department Operations Center (DOC) deactivated.

Interactive Travel Forecast Map Based on Weather Conditions Provided by National Weather Service (Prototype) http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/wrh/travel/?wfo=mtr

Click on the Caltrans Logo to check current highway conditions. You can also call 1-800-427-7623 for current highway conditions. 24 California 911 System

CA 911 Outages Northern California Central California Southern California

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Service Interruptions: Cell Service Interruption, Humboldt, Napa, Sonoma, Siskiyou and Mendocino Counties • On 10/09/17 at 1543 hours, Cal OES 9-1-1 Branch advised that 73 Cell Towers and a microwave hub in Napa, Sonoma, Siskiyou, Mendocino and Humboldt counties are non-operational due to wildfires in the area. Currently 3G and 4G networks are unable to dial 911 with their cell phones. • The California Highway Patrol, Cal OES and AT&T are currently coordinating deployment of COWs (Cell Phone On Wheels) to get coverage in those affected areas. • Time of service restoration is 10/10/17 at 1700 hours.

On 10/11/17 at 0939 hours, Cal OES 9-1-1 Branch advised that AT&T Mobility has multiple sites down, they are bringing them back on line as quickly as possible, but reports show approximately 55-60 still down. COWs have been deployed to Willits, Santa Rosa, and Napa. Currently no ETTR on the remaining sites. • 64 AT&T cell sites have been restored. 13 sites are still out of service. Verizon Wireless has repaired multiple sites as well. The number of sites is currently unknown.

Remote/Community Isolations: Community of Challenge, Yuba County On 10/09/17 at 0734 hours, Cal OES 9-1-1 Branch advised that AT&T is reporting of a community isolation in Challenge, Yuba County. • 1,559 lines were affected. Residents Landline 911 capabilities were impacted. Wireless services was not impacted. • As of 0948 hours, AT&T has determined that the outage was caused by wildfire.

• On 10/10/17 at 0939 hours, Cal OES 9-1-1 Branch advised the suspected problem/outage is due to transport failure at the Challenge Central Office. • The Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) was unaffected.

On 10/11/17 at 0540 hours, connectivity to the Challenge central office was restored. All residents served in this central office now have the ability to dial 911.

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Remote/Community Isolations (Continued): Community of Dobbins, Yuba County On 10/10/17 at 1829 hours, the Cal OES 9-1-1 Branch advised that AT&T has reported a community isolation in an unincorporated area of Yuba County from the North Yuba central office. • 1,051 lines are unable to dial 911. This is affecting landlines only. • There is no Estimated Time To Repair (ETTR) due to active fires in the area. • Yuba County Sherriff's Office is the serving PSAP. They are still answering calls and have been notified of the situation. • Updates to follow as they are received.

Community of Willits, Mendocino County Isolation On 10/09/17 at 1136 hours, Cal OES 9-1-1 Branch advised that AT&T is reporting of a community isolation in Willits, Mendocino County. • Unknown amount of residents have been impacted due to wildfire activity which has damage local transport and infrastructure • As of 1452 hours, AT&T advises that the outage is affecting 5,084 customers. • Mendocino Sheriffs Office is unaffected by the isolation and are operational.

On 10/10/17 at 0939 hours, Cal OES 9-1-1 Branch advised the suspected problem was due to a wildfire. The wildfire has destroyed infrastructure that provides cellular service to cell towers throughout the affected counties. Residents served by these towers have limited or no ability to dial 9-1-1 from their cell phones, depending on density of coverage in their respective areas. • Willits PD and Cal Fire (Howard Forest ECC) have rerouted calls to Mendocino SO, CHP Humboldt has rerouted calls to CHP Ukiah, Pleasant Hill PD has rerouted calls to Contra Costa SO. All reroutes are in place due to fire damaged network/danger. All other PSAPs are taking calls as normal. • Time to Resolution/Restoration: AT&T Mobility has multiple sites down. The exact number is unknown at this time. 73 were reported down yesterday (10/09/17), but AT&T has reported that several of those have been brought back on line. Cell On Wheels (COW) have been deployed to Willits, Santa Rosa, and Napa. Currently no estimated time to restore (ETTR). • Verizon Wireless reports 41 cell sites are currently down, techs are working to repair, but there is currently no ETTR.

On 10/11/17 at 0939, Cal OES 9-1-1 Branch reported that the outage was due to transport failure at the Willits Central Office. 5,084 lines are unable to dial 911. There is currently no ETTR. 911 Calls

Cal OES 9-1-1 Branch will continue to monitor and provide updates.

26 WEATHER OF CONCERN Weather of Concern • North winds will develop again over Northern California starting Wednesday and that will once again bring an increase in fire weather danger. • Critical Fire Weather conditions will be possible Thursday night through Saturday morning across the mountains of Los Angeles and Ventura counties, as well as the Santa Barbara County mountains and south coast. These areas are under a Fire Weather Watch during this time due to the potential for north winds gusting between 30 and 45 mph, coupled with very dry conditions (humidities lowering to between 5 and 15 percent) and very dry fuels. If fire ignition occurs, there will be the potential for rapid fire spread and extreme fire behavior, which would lead to a threat to life and property.

Active Weather Warnings, Watches and Advisories by County: • https://alerts-v2.weather.gov/counties/CA

27 WEATHER SYNOPSIS BY REGION NORTHERN CALIFORNIA *** “High Risk” conditions for a more standard N to NE wind event and low Relative Humidity (RH) today through Sunday morning for portions of Northern California***

*** Very dry air mass will linger over much of the Geographic Area through early next week ***

A couple low pressure troughs will swing over the region starting today and last into the weekend. Periods of strong N to NE winds will develop and be accompanied with low humidity and near seasonable temperatures. “High Risk” for Significant Fire Potential has been designated for the Sacramento Valley/Foothills (NC05) PSA today through Sunday morning due to moderately strong N to NE wind and low RH. Additional PSA's have been added for today and Thursday as well as Saturday. The "High Risk" area includes the Mid Coast and Mendocino (NC02), particularly favoring Lake and Napa counties as well as the Diablo Range (NC03B) of the Bay Area. Peak gusts between 30 to 40 mph are possible in wind prone areas. The strongest winds should favor the tonight and Saturday to Saturday night period. It should be mentioned that the upcoming multi- day wind event will not be as strong, both in terms of areal coverage as well as wind speeds, compared to the previous Sunday/Monday event. Some modest humidity increases will initially occur near to the coast as well as across the far north but humidity values overall will be low with single digits during the day periods and poor recoveries at night.

A very dry airmass is still expected to impact much of the area Sunday through early next week and be accompanied with warmer than normal temperatures. Wind speeds however, are expected to lower.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ***North winds possible Thursday night through Friday night***

***Offshore winds and warmer temperatures this weekend***

The cooling trend that began yesterday will continue through Thursday as temperatures trend downward 2-4 degrees each day. By Thursday, highs will be in the 60s along the coast to the 70s in the valleys. Local west to northwest winds of 10-20 mph will be possible this afternoon along the central coast and in the southern Owens Valley into the central Mojave. RH should be higher this afternoon over most areas. A trough heading into the Great Basin will generate another windy period beginning Thursday night which will last through next Sunday night or Monday. Thursday night, local north winds of 15-30 mph will be possible across Santa Barbara County, the I-5 Corridor and the Kern County Mountains. Local RH may fall into the 20-30% by early Friday morning with these areas seeing very low RH by the afternoon. Similar windspeeds will be possible Friday night. This weekend, the flow will transition to a northeast, offshore orientation which will cause the windy areas to shift into Ventura County, the Santa Clarita Valley, the Santa Ana Canyon and other areas which typically see windy weather during offshore flow. The winds in these areas will increase Saturday, likely peaking in strength Saturday night into Sunday. In general, winds during the weekend look far weaker than those that occurred Monday. The windiest areas will see velocities in the 15-30 mph with locally higher gusts possible Sunday morning. Temperatures over coastal and valley areas will climb back toward the 90 degree mark Saturday and Sunday across Southern California. Cooler, onshore flow will quickly return by Tuesday as a wetter system takes aim at the Pacific Northwest and the far northern part of California.

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29 Cal OES LAW ENFORCEMENT MISSIONS New Cal OES Law Missions • 2017-LAW-39489, 10/10/17, 0857 hours: FEMA requested an escort via CHP from Moffett Field to the Napa Airport for the delivery of supplies. This involved tractor trailers carrying various items such as water, cots and meals for citizenry aid. Contact was made by the LEOC. Mission Ongoing

• 2017-LAW-39260, 10/10/17, 2300 hours: Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office requested the use of Friendly Force Trackers for Law Enforcement deployed in the field beginning Wednesday morning. The National Guard agreed to supply this resource. Mission Ongoing

Ongoing Cal OES Law Missions • 2017-LAW-39445, 10/09/17, 2108 hours: Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office requested a UH-60 from the California Air National Guard (CANG) to report and remain on scene for stand by purposes. The CANG was contacted and accepted the mission. They are scheduled to arrive in Sonoma County on 10/10/17 in the am as directed by Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office who is in communication with them. Mission Ongoing

• 2017-LAW-39439, 10/09/17, 2030 hours: Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office requested assistance from the California National Guard (CNG) to help deliver Law Enforcement Officers into areas not accessible by LE Vehicles. They requested (4) Large CNG vehicles capable of transporting for evacuation efforts. LDO made contact with CNG and the mission was accepted. CNG made contact with Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office and determined a 1000 hours arrival time, 10/10/17. Mission Ongoing

• 2017-LAW-39387, 10/09/17, 1632 hours: California Department of Public Health (CDPH) requests a CHP escort for CHP trucks from 2040 Enterprise Blvd, West Sacramento, CS 95691 (CDPH warehouse) to Sonoma County staging area at 1200 Century Court, Santa Rosa. Three tractor trailers at a time, from CDPH to the staging area and back to the CDPH warehouse. Mission Ongoing

• 2017-LAW-39288, 10/09/17, 0845 hours: Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office requested support from the California Air National Guard (CANG). There were several burn victims needing transport via a Chinook Helicopter from the From Ukiah Valley Medical Center to Saint Francis Burn Center in San Francisco. LDO contacted CANG and mission was approved. Mission Ongoing

30 Cal OES MISSION TASKING Cal OES Missions • 2017-Coastal-37716: One Air Monitor for Humboldt County (On Scene) • 2017-Inland-37583: DTSC Hazardous Waste Task Force (Detwiler Fire) • 2017-Inland-37584: CalRecycle Debris Management Task Force (Detwiler Fire) • 2017-Inland-37776: Two Air Monitors for Mariposa County (On Scene) • 2017-Inland-38039: Five California Air Resources Board (CARB) air monitors have been placed in Siskiyou County to monitor smoke from numerous wildfires in Siskiyou County as well as smoke drifting into Siskiyou County from wildfires in Modoc, Trinity, Del Norte and Humboldt counties. (On Scene). Siskiyou County is working with CARB to schedule a removal date of the monitors. • 2017-SOC-38645: One California Department of Transportation Archeologist to support the Joint Field Office (JFO) from 09/27/17 to 10/27/17. In coordination with a Cal OES Senior Environmental Planner, the Associate State Archeologist will review Disaster Damage Descriptions for potential California Historical Resources Information System (CHRIS) requests and request CHRIS reports when necessary. • 2017-IREOC-38682: DTSC Hazardous Waste Task Force (Helena Fire) • 2017-IREOC-38683: CalRecycle Debris Management Task Force (Helena Fire) • 2017-Cal OES-35819: Twelve Caltrans engineers requested to conduct damage and site inspections throughout the state for impacts related to 2017 February Winter Storms. The lead engineer will report to the Joint Field Office to coordinate the response. • 2017-Cal OES-38400: One Air Quality E-BAM modem for Klamath (Del Norte OA) • 2017-Cal OES-38725: Caltrans to perform bridge inspections on the National Trails Highway, San Bernardino County (On Scene) • 2017-Cal OES-38848: One (1) Cal OES staff and one (1) California Volunteers staff to report to the Florida State EOC for response operations that will assist and supplement ESF-15 staff in coordination of Volunteers and Donations Management at local Emergency Operation Centers. Both staff deployed on 09/16/17. UPDATE: The team will demobilize and travel back to California this evening, 10/11/17. • 2017-Cal OES-39103: Emergency Communications for Fleet Week in San Francisco County from 10/05/17 to 10/08/17. • 2017-Cal OES-39160: Communications Support for the Helena Fire, Trinity County. • 2017-Cal OES-39620: Nevada National Guard providing one (1) Joint Incident Support Communications Capability (JISCC) at Elsie Allen High School in Santa Rosa (Evacuation Center) starting on 10/11/17. The JISCC will provide VOIP phone access and WiFi to displaced personnel until contract communication (eg., ATT / Verizon) services can be restored. Duration of mission is estimated at 21 days. Demobilization is currently scheduled for 11/1/17.

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31 Mission: We protect lives and property, build capabilities, and support our communities for a resilient California.

We achieve our mission by serving the public through effective collaboration in preparing for, protecting against, responding to, recovering from, and mitigating the impacts of all hazards and threats.