OREGON OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Incident Name: Oregon Wildfires Situation Report: 17 Report Generated: August 18, 2015 1500 Operational Report Period: August 17, 2015 1800 to August 18, 2015 1500 Prepared by: Sidra Metzger-Hines Approved by: Matt Marheine
***Italicized figures represent updated/new information since last SitRep***
Conflag Jurisdiction OERS # Fire Name FMAG Size Containment Dec 2015-1698 Stouts 7/31/15 7/30/15 24,756 70% 90% final 2015-1733 Cable Crossing 1,857 mop-up Douglas 100% final 2015-1708 Potter Mountain Complex 327 mop-up 2015-1832 National Creek Complex 5,641 10% See See Jackson 2015-1733 Stouts 7/31/15 7/30/15 Douglas Douglas 8/13/15 8/13/15 2015-1829 Cornet/Windy Ridge 99,270 35% 8/14/15 Baker 2015-1861 Eagle Complex 2,217 0% 2015-1854 El Dorado 20,500 20% 2015-1889 Morgan Creek 75 0% 90% de- 2015-1843 Soda 30,000 mob starts Malheur 8/18 2015-1855 Bendire Complex 44,397 50% Warm 2015-1842 County Line 2 61,735 31%% Springs Grant 2015-1852 Canyon Creek Complex 8/15/15 8/14/15 43,738 0% Curry/Josep 2015-1862 Collier Butte 7,387 20% hine
Incident Summary: The Oregon Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is monitoring 13wildfires and the State ECC is currently in Level 2 Limited Activation. OpsCenter Incident #2015-1708.
Governor issued a State of Emergency Wildfire Declaration (Verbal on 7/31/15) Local State of Emergency declared for Grant County on 8/14/15
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Local State of Emergency declared for Baker County on 8/16/15 OpPlan Smokey activated to manage Oregon National Guard assets and support Conflagration Act invoked for Stouts Fire Conflagration Act invoked for Cornet Fire Conflagration Act invoked for Canyon Creek Complex Conflagration Act invoked for Windy Ridge Fire FEMA FMAG in place for Stouts Fire – Incident start time is 7/30/15 at 1330 FEMA FMAG in place for Kraus Lane Fire – Incident start time is 8/8/15 at 1330 FEMA FMAG in place for Cornet Fire on 8/13/15 FEMA FMAG in place for Canyon Creek Complex – Incident start time is 8/12/15
Affected Jurisdiction: State of Oregon OERS #: 2015-1708 ECC Status: Level 2 - Limited Activation: Monitoring and issuing situation reports at 1500. Emergency Declaration: 7/31/15 1330 (Verbal)
Stouts, Cable Crossing, Potter Mountain Complex, National Creek Fire Name: Complex Affected Jurisdiction: Douglas County and Jackson County (for Stouts) OERS #: 2015-1698: Stouts, 2015-1832: National Creek Complex EOC Status: Personnel imbedded in ICP Conflagration: 7/30/15 at 2318 hours for Stouts Fire FMAG: 7/31/15 at 0727 hours for Stouts Fire Evacuation Status: Level 1 Stouts: 158 residences, 5 non-residential commercial properties Structures Threatened: National Creek Complex: 102 residences, 5 non-residential commercial properties, and 50 minor structures Structures Destroyed: 0 Shelter Status: NA Stouts Fire: The Fire Management Team requested last night at 1700 hrs, that Upper Cow Creek Road from about MP17 east to the end of the road be moved to Level 2. This was requested due to the fire line not being completed, forecast weather and lack of resources. This evacuation level will be re-evaluated daily. Douglas County Sheriff/Emergency Management maintains close contact with the Fire Incident Team. Supplemental Information: Started 7/30/15, burning approximately 16 miles east of Canyonville near the communities of Milo and Drew. A public meeting for the Stouts Fire was conducted on 8/15/15, at the Azalea Community Church, with 35 attendees. Cable Crossing Fire: Started 7/28/15 and is a total of 1,857 acres, is burning six miles east of Glide. Is 85% contained and in final mop-up.
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Potter Mountain Complex: Eight wildfires located in the Deer Creek area east of Boulder Creek Wilderness and west of Potter Mountain. The complex was at 327 total acres and estimated 100% contained. National Creek Complex: The National Creek Complex Fire is still active and possesses a significant threat to the Diamond Lake Summer homes and recreation area. Hwy 230 is still closed from the junction with Hwy. 138 near Diamond Lake, west to the junction with Hwy 62. Crater Lake National Park closed the North Entrance to the Park last night. Entire Diamond Lake area is in Level 1 evacuation notice. Management Action Points have been established for Evacuation Levels 2 and 3. Fire Incident Team is very concerned about forecast fire behavior for the 2 to 3 days. Our agency maintains constant contact with the Incident Team. Two fires burning on the Rogue-Siskiyou National Forest. Started by lightning strikes August 1, 2015. 5,641 acres, 10% contained. Stouts Fire site: inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4426/ Cable Crossing Fire site: inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4424/ InciWeb Incident Info: National Creek Complex fire: http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4459/ Potter Mountain Complex site: http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4440/ Fire Name: Stouts Affected Jurisdiction: Jackson County OERS #: 2015-1733 EOC Status: Stand-by Conflagration: NA FMAG: NA Evacuation Status: Level 1 Structures Threatened: 3 residences Structures Destroyed: Shelter Status: NA Supplemental Information Supplemental information for Stouts Fire included in Douglas County report.
Fire Name: Cornet/Windy Ridge Affected Jurisdiction: Baker County OERS #: 2015-1829 EOC Status: Activated 8/11/2015 Conflagration: 8/13/15 at 0328 for Cornet; 8/14/15 for Windy Ridge FMAG: 8/13/15 at 0224 for Cornet Level 3 (Go-evacuations underway): 160 Denny Creek Road Evacuation Status: Black Mountain Beaver Creek Ebell Creek Lane Dry Creek Road Alder Creek Road
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Hill Creek Road Burnt River Canyon Dry Creek Cutoff Level 2 (Set to evacuate): 26 total Sutton Creek Bridgeport French Gulch Greater Bowen Valley Rural Fire to French Gulch Level 1 (Get ready for evacuation): 95 total (27-Coronet & 68 Windy Ridge) Old Auburn Lane Durkee Residences: 187 Structures Threatened: Other Structures: 275 Residences: 4 Structures Destroyed: Other Structures: 21 Shelter Status: Redcross moved shelter status to standby status. The Cornet Fire, started 8/11/15 is approximately 7 miles east of Hereford, OR, while the Windy Ridge Fire began on 8/11/15 and is located 8 miles W of Durkee. As of 8/15/15, the Cornet and Windy Ridge fires have combined, total approximately 99,270 acres, and are now known as the Cornet/Windy Ridge Fire. Union County, Deschutes and Lincoln Counties, and Portland have Supplemental provided staff to assist in emergency management functions. Information: Public meeting was held 8/17/15 at 3:00PM at Baker City Nazarene Church Gymnasium with approximately 35 ranchers in attendance. Cattleman’s Association meeting will be attended by representatives from USDA Farm Services Agency and Natural Resource Conservation Service, 6:00 pm, Thursday, August 20, 2015 at the Baker City Park. Cornet Fire site: http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4478/ InciWeb Incident Info: Windy Ridge Fire site: http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4497/
Fire Name: Eagle Complex Affected Jurisdiction: Baker County OERS #: 2015-1861 EOC Status: Activated 8/11/2015 Conflagration: N/A FMAG: N/A Level 3 (Go) Evacuation Status: East Eagle to Blue Canyon
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Level 2 (Set to evacuate): Forest Service Road 77 Bennett Peak area Main Eagle area Tamarack Campground Structures Threatened: 20 residences; 30 additional structures Structures Destroyed: 0 Shelter Status: N/A Started 8/11/15 and is reported at 2,217 acres and 0% containment. Supplemental Public meeting was held 8/17/15 at 3:00PM at Baker City Nazarene Church Information: Gymnasium. InciWeb Incident Info: Eagle Complex: http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4481/ Fire Name: El Dorado Complex Fire Affected Jurisdiction: Baker County OERS #: 2015-1854 EOC Status: Activated 8/11/15 Conflagration: N/A FMAG: N/A Level 3 (Go-evacuation underway): Beam Creek Area Eldorado Ditch Area Long Creek Area (Baker County) Long Creek Reservoir Camp Creek, South of Hwy 26 Ironside (Malheur County) Evacuation Status: Level 2 (Set to evacuate): Dry Gulch Area Ripley Gulch Area Level 1 (Get ready for evacuation): Shirts Creek Job Creek and South of Job Creek Road East of Bull Run Road South of Campbell Lane Structures Threatened: 20 mixed-residential/commercial properties Structures Destroyed: 4 confirmed Shelter Status: N/A Reported 8/14/15. The fire is burning at 20,237 acres of Oregon Department of Supplemental Forestry protected private lands, Vale BLM and Wallowa-Whitman National Information: Forest lands. There is no report of containment. InciWeb Incident Info: El Dorado Complex: http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4502/
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Fire Name: Soda Fire Affected Jurisdiction: Malheur County OERS #: 2015-1843 EOC Status: N/A Conflagration: N/A FMAG: N/A Evacuation Status: None Structures Threatened: None at this time Structures Destroyed: - Shelter Status: N/A Started 8/10/15 and is 8 miles NE of Jordan Valley, OR near Boise ID. It is Supplemental 283,686+ acres and 90+% containment demobilization starts 08/18/15, Information: approximately 30,000 are in Malheur County. Succor Creek Road is closed off of Highway 201. InciWeb Incident Info: Soda Fire site: http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4475/
Fire Name: Bendire Complex Affected Jurisdiction: Malheur County OERS #: 2015-1855 EOC Status: N/A Conflagration: N/A FMAG: N/A Evacuation Status: N/A Structures Threatened: 15 residences; 6 additional structures Structures Destroyed: 0 Shelter Status: 1 Started 8/11/15, located 15 miles N of Juntura, OR, the fire is burning in Supplemental timber, short grass and brush, comprising 44,397 acres, with 50% containment. Information: USDI Bureau of Land Management is the lead agency. InciWeb Incident Info: Bendire Complex site: http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4516/
Fire Name: County Line 2 Affected Jurisdiction: Warm Springs Indian Reservation OERS #: 2015-1842 EOC Status: N/A Conflagration: N/A FMAG: N/A
Evacuation Status: Level 2 (Set to evacuate): Areas of the reservation North of Dry Creek to Simnasho Cemetery and East to
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the Deschutes River. Sidwalter Flats Terino Road – MP 1 through MP 7 West Hills Level 1 (Get ready for evacuation): Town of Warm Springs The break between West Hills (Level 2) and the Agency area (Level 1) is Hollywood and Terino Road. Structures Threatened: 955 single residences; 122 additional mixed commercial/residential Structures Destroyed: 3 residences destroyed, 1 minor structure destroyed Shelter Status: Open Supplemental Reported on Tribal lands, started 8/12/15, and is at an estimated 61,735 acres Information: and 25% containment.
Fire Name: Canyon Creek Complex Affected Jurisdiction: Grant County: OERS #: 2015-1852 EOC Status: Mobile Conflagration: 8/14/15 – 3:57 PM FMAG: 8/15/15 600 Level 2 & 200 Level 3 evacuations for a total of 800 Level 3 (Go – evacuations underway) Dog Creek - South of Marysville Marysville - South Pine Creek - Gravel Pit South Canyon Creek Edgewood Drive Level 2 (Set to evacuate): Evacuation Status: Laycock Creek Nans Rock Road Marysville-North Pine Creek – Gravel Pit North Dog Creek – North of Marysville Adams Drive West Bench Road Luce Creek 500 residences threatened. Structure damage assessment is nearing completion Structures Threatened: by County Sheriff's office. Wooden bridges accessing homes are compromised. Structures Destroyed: 26 residences confirmed destroyed Shelter Status: Red Cross has staged the Mt. Vernon Community Center.
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Started 8/12/15 and has grown to 43,738 acres, resulting in an unknown number of homes potentially lost and the preparatory evacuation of Canyon City. Deschutes County has provided 3 personnel to assist with emergency management and law enforcement functions. Yamhill, Clackamas and Marion counties are providing personnel to assist with emergency management functions. A community meeting was scheduled for Sunday, 8/16/15, 1600, at the Grand Supplemental Union High School old gym, in John Day. They had 50 people at a meeting for Information: people who lost their homes, and 220 at a fire informational meeting. Because of increased fire traffic and smoky conditions throughout the area, Forest officials ask that the public stay clear of all fire activities. Have another meeting scheduled on the 8/18/15 at 5:00 at Grant Union High school old gym.Meeting will be aired on DKYJ local radio and will attempt to stream online. Multi-Agency Resource Center is being organized at the Fairgrounds. InciWeb Incident Info: Canyon Creek Complex site: http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4495/
Fire Name: Collier Butte Affected Jurisdiction: Curry County OERS #: 2015-1862 EOC Status: N/A Conflagration: N/A FMAG: N/A Evacuation Status: N/A Structures Threatened: 1 non-residential commercial property Structures Destroyed: 0 Shelter Status: N/A Located 17 miles east of Gold Beach in Curry County. The 7,387 acres wildfire, burning in the northwest portion of the Kalmiopsis Wilderness and remote Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest System lands. The fire is Supplemental estimated at 20% containment. Commercial property, Snow Camp Lookout and Information: Snow Camp Botanical Garden threatened. Road, area and trail closures in effect. Fire has burned into Josephine county. Fire is remote, no structures threatened in Josephine county, county Emergency Manager is monitoring. InciWeb Incident Info: Collier Butte Fire site: http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4461/
State Emergency Support Function (ESF) Updates: ESF-1: Transportation Road update situation report effective 1200 hours 08/17/2015 OR 245 closed at OR 7 (Whitney Highway) MP 36.5 Southbound to US 26
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OR 245 closed at US 26 MP 1 Northbound to OR 7 For the Blue Mountain Fire26 OR 230 closed from Crater Lake HWY OR 62 MP 0 to the North Umpqua HWY OR 138 MP 24 For the National Creek Fire US 395 closed from MP 25 – MP 0 at US 26 For Canyon Creek Fire US 95 is now open at Jordan Valley from MP 20 – MP 0 at the Idaho border For the Soda Fire US 26 is now open between MP 71 and MP 104 in the Warm Springs area For the Countyline Fire OR 138 is open with flagging and pilot escort from MP 22 – MP 25 For the Cable Crossing Fire OR 204 MP 32 – MP 36, the highway is open but travelers are encouraged to exercise caution as they travel this section of the HWY. Pilot car escort is being provided. For the Phillips Creek Fire http://tripcheck.com/ OR 245 closed at OR 7 (Whitney Highway) MP 36.5 Southbound to MP 21 For the Blue Mountain Fire OR 230 closed from Crater Lake Highway OR 62 MP 0 to the North Umpqua Highway OR 138 MP24 For National Creek Fire US 395 closed from MP 2 – MP 18 For the Canyon Creek Fire
Blue Mountain Fire: OR 245 closed at OR 7 (Whitney Highway) MP 36.5 Southbound to US 26 OR 245 closed at US 26 MP 1 Northbound to OR 7 Cable Crossing Fire: Or 138 is open with flagging and pilot escort from MP 22 – MP 25 Canyon Creek Fire: US 395 closed from MP 25 – MP 0 at US 26 County Line 2 Fire: US 26 is now open between MP 71 and MP 104 in the Warm Springs area National Creek Fire: OR 230 at the North Umpqua Highway closed from MP 12 – MP 24 to OR 138 Phillips Creek Fire: OR 204 MP 32 – MP 36, the highway is open but travelers are encouraged to exercise caution as they travel this section of the highway. Pilot car escort is being provided. Soda Fire: US 95 is now open at Jordan Valley from MP 20 – MP 0 at the Idaho border
ESF-2: Communications Oregon Public Utilities Commission (PUC) is working closely with all providers at each fire.
Century Link (CTL) has Remote Terminals (Pair-Gain Carrier Systems:RT-PGCS) in the Fire area with a possible impact to approximately 90 Customers. At this time CTL cannot confirm the existence of a power outage to these facilities as a result of the Fire, but alarm circuits are resonating in the Central Office indicating disabled RT-PGCSs’, in Corral Gulch and Canyon Creek communities.
ODOT Wireless was deployed and set up the STR cache #11 from Pendleton to the USFS facility in John Day on Saturday. STR 11 has been set up next to the OSFM Comm Unit at the Grant Co. fairgrounds. ODOT Wireless personnel have assisted with programming of radios for deployment. They have also assisted with site locations and Comm plans for the incident. Continue to work closely with OSFM and USFS in meeting the needs.
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ESF 3: Public Works ODOT is assisting ESF-8 in getting Water Utility crews into the Unity water sub so they can flush the main due to an E.coli contamination. The sub is located off of US 395 within the closure area. It is hoped that with the system flushed they may be able to lift the Boil Water Notice for the Unity area.
ESF-4: Firefighting The National Multi-Agency Coordinating Group (NMAC) increased the National Fire Preparedness Level (PL) to its highest point, PL-5, 8/13/15, 0530 MDT. Oregon’s Preparedness Level has also increased to PL-5.
FMAGs received for Stouts Fire (7/31/15), Kraus Lane Fire (8/8/15), Cornet Fire (8/13/15), and Canyon Creek Fire (8/15/15). Conflagration declarations invoked for Stouts (7/30/15), Cornet Fire (8/13/15), Windy Ridge Fire (8/14/15), and Canyon Creek Fire (8/14/15).
The Oregon Department of Corrections is providing the following support: 59 inmate and staff deployed Cornet Fire (Suppression, kitchen support, shower support, camp support, and security crew and staff) 124 inmate and staff deployed to Stouts Fire (Suppression, kitchen support, shower support, camp support, and security crew and staff) 21 inmate and staff deployed to Eagle Complex (Kitchen support, shower support, camp support)
ESF-5: Information and Planning OEM is gathering information from ESFs with potential impacts due to wildfires. Situation Reports are being issued at 1500 hours. A conference call will be conducted daily at 1300.
OEM staff continues to coordinate with local and tribal emergency managers to provide staffing assistance from non-impacted communities to Baker County, Grant County, and Warm Springs Indian Reservation emergency management offices.
OEM is continuing to do daily Sitrep but will re-evalute doing that after today.
ESF-6: Mass Care The Oregon Food Bank has done outreach to Malheur County for the Soda fire. Oregon Housing found $50,000 allocation for aid to help those that lost homes due to the wildfire. Shelter sites continue to be a resource center and gathering spot of locals looking for information and support. Meals, snacks and beverages are available at all shelter locations. Baker Co. shelter is on standby at night and open during the day. Warm Springs County Line 2 Fire shelter has currently relocated back to Warm Springs. Warm Springs shelter had 12 overnight guests A third Red Cross shelter was opened in Mt. Vernon, OR. to serve residents affected by the Canyon Creek Complex Fire in John Day. The shelter is located at the Mt. Vernon Community Hall, 640 Engle Street, Mount Vernon. Mt. Vernon shelter had 1 overnight guest.
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ESF-8: Health and Medical Wildfire smoke is continuing to impact eastern and southwest Oregon, including some unhealthy conditions in the communities of John Day, Baker City, Medford and Klamath Falls. Public Health Liaisons have responded in support of the Warm Springs tribe, Baker, Grant, and Union County; working with Local Public Health and the IMTs to coordinate use of OHA Wildfire PIO toolkits.
Our website ‘Banner’ has been established, the link takes the read to our Wildfire and Smoke information, State website: www.public.health.oregon.gov/pages/home.aspx The smoke blog is providing information for the public, responders, state, tribal, and federal officials. In Grant/Baker/Union/ County: Local public health is coordinating with the IMT’s for risk communications using CERC toolkits created by PHD that support information at community meetings.
Boil Water Notice (non-fire related): Boil water notice in Unity, OR. As of this AM, the road closure on HWY 395 is impacting the flushing/testing of the system. Have coordinate with ODOT (ESF 1&3) to get the emergency service workers into the area to complete their work to bring the system back on line.
No current request has been made, however PH Liaisons are maintaining direct contact with local health and tribal jurisdictions.
ESF-10: Hazardous Materials Incident 1880 – Rollover, small spill about 100 gallons of various chemicals (kerosene, fertilizer, etc) – In Harney County Governor has eased travel time restrictions
ESF-11: Food and Water Food Bank Pantry in Canyonville and at 7th Day Adventist in Canyonville.
ESF-12: Energy PUC is working closely with all providers at each fire.
Cornet/Windy Ridge Fire: Idaho Power reports - 1 structure damaged on the Quartz-John Day 138 Kv line, with 1 crew working on that structure. Estimated time of restoration is end of day 8/16/15. Oregon Trail Electric Cooperative (OTEC) reports greater than 500 customers without electric service in Baker, Grant and Union Counties’ fire area.
El Dorado & Philips Creek Fire: 19 structures down. Wire damaged. There are 6 crews working to restore power between Unity and Cow Valley substations. Estimated time of restoration is end of the day on 8/17/15. PGE has de-energized a Transmission Power-Line along the western perimeter of the County-Line 2 Fire. Along the Fire’s, northern perimeter, there are two BPA Transmission Power-Lines about a mile away
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ESF-13: Military Support OPLAN Smokey 2015 is activated to support response: 2 Type 1 helicopters and 17 support staff, with 3 additional Type 1 helicopters requested and being processed for deployment; and 2 engines and 4 ground personnel from BIAK remain in MOVE UP status in Prineville. 2 additional type 1 helicopters have been deployed to Cornet/Windy Ridge and are staged in Baker county, 1 bucket configuration and 1 medivac configuration. 4 Blackhawks on Cornet-Windy Ridge: 1 Medevac, 3 firefighting efforts 1 CH47 available USFS has found an air operations officer, which will allow the deployment of CH47 to the fires Mobile kitchen and shower request: doing a cost analysis on those items
ESF-14: Public Information Fire specific public information is being distributed by ODF and IMTs. State agencies are asked to amplify and share the following support messages: fire prevention; fire mitigation around homes; smoke and air quality; drought and forest fuels contributing to challenging fire environment. The Governor may plan a visit to a fire camp this week which may provide a good opportunity to roll out statewide fire messages.
ESF 15: Volunteers and Donations Long term recovery committees are working to develop plans for the communities.
Red Cross is providing recovery services for those impacted. Clothing and other items are being collected at the Grant County Fairgrounds office (411 NW Bridge St., John Day, OR, (541) 575-1900).
ESF-16: Law Enforcement Oregon State Police (OSP) is providing law enforcement assistance in Grant County. Oregon Judicial Department (OJD) announced closure of circuit courts in Grant and Baker Counties on Friday, 8/14/15, and discussion of possible closure 8/17/15.
ESF-17: Animal Protection People looking for a place to shelter pets/livestock may also contact the Grant County Fairgrounds.
ESF-18: Business and Industry Recreational and tourism industries are being impacted by road closures and smoke issues. Despite Hwy 26 being reopened, Kahneeta Resort remains closed due to smoke. The resort plans to reopen tomorrow (8/16) if conditions continue to improve. No other known impacts at this time.
Information Links: Fire Agency Links: - National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC): http://www.nifc.gov/fireInfo/fireInfo_main.html - Northwest Coordination Center (NWCC): www.nwccweb.us/index.aspx - InciWeb (Incident Information System: http://inciweb.nwcg.gov - Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF): http://www.oregon.gov/odf/Pages/fire/fire.aspx - ODF Northeastern Oregon District: http://www.oregon.gov/odf/northeastoregon/Pages/index.aspx
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- ODF Southwest Oregon District: http://www.swofire.com/ - ODF Fire Blog: http://wildfireoregondeptofforestry.blogspot.com/
Air Quality (Smoke) Links: - National Weather Service Air Quality and Smoke Maps: http://airquality.weather.gov/sectors/pacnorthwest.php#tabs - Oregon DEQ Air Quality Index Map: www.deq.state.or.us/aqi/index.aspx - Oregon Smoke Blog: www.oregonsmoke.blogspot.com/ Weather Information: http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/
RAPTOR: www.oregonem.com Map of major wildfire in Oregon as of 8/17/15.
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