Central Oregon
Interagency Dispatch Center
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Prineville,
OR 97754
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Desk: 541-416-6811
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FIRE
NEWS--Central Oregon Interagency Dispatch Center
For
Immediate Release: August 14, 2014 9:00 a.m.
Central Oregon Fire Update
Central
Oregon – Few reports have come
in last night and this morning for new fire starts. With the current fire
conditions, the Central Oregon Interagency Dispatch Center will be issuing only
one fire update each morning unless significant new fire activity occurs.
The Type 3 team on the Muskrat Fire has transferred command
of the fire back to the Deschutes National Forest. Hand crews and wildland fire modules are
assigned to the fire and will continue to hold containment lines, mop up, and
begin rehab within the Three Sisters Wilderness.
Emergency Area Closure: The
emergency closure of areas and trails in the vicinity of the fire was modified
on August 14, 2014 at 8:00 a.m. Key
changes are highlighted below:
The following areas remain closed to provide for public and
firefighter safety during mop-up, rehab and demobilization of fire equipment as
much of this work will require delivery and removal of resources via
helicopter.
West
Cultus boat-in Campground is closed.
Closed
National Forest Service System Trails include:
·
Deer Lake Trail #6 from the Deer Lake Trailhead
to the junction with Many Lakes Trail #15
·
Corral Swamp Trail #8 in its entirety
·
Teddy Lake Trail #5 in its entirety
·
Many Lakes Trail #15 in its entirety
·
Winopee Lake Trail #16 from the junction with the Corral
Swamp/Metolius-Windigo Trail to the Pacific Crest Trail
·
Metolius Windigo Trail #99 from the junction
with Corral Swamp Trail #8 to the
junction with Senoj Lake Trail #41.1
Big and Little Cove Campgrounds and the areas on the
north shore of Cultus Lake are open.
Six
Lakes Trailhead is open. The
Pacific Crest Trail remains open.
The South Fork Complex is located 5
miles south of Dayville around the south fork of the John Day River. The
fire is burning in a mix of private, BLM, U.S. Forest Service, and Oregon
Department of Fish and Wildlife managed lands. There are continued closures in
place due to fire activity. The fire
information number for this incident is 866-347-0636 or
find the most recent closures and announcements at http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4042/.
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