Definitely turned the corner on this one.
INCIDENT INFORMATION
Command: Los Padres National Forest, Monterey County Sheriff’s Office and CIIMT 11
Additional Cooperating and Assisting Organizations: CAL Fire, California Highway Patrol, Big Sur Fire Department, Cachagua Fire Protection District, Bureau of Land Management, CalTrans, Monterey Office of Emergency Services (OES)
| Start Date: 06/17/2021Location: Los Padres National Forest,Monterey County, CAResidences Threatened: 0 Residences Damaged: 0Mixed Commercial/Residential threatened: 0 | Size: 2,877 acresPercent containment: 56%Cause: Under InvestigationResidences Destroyed: 0Personnel on the Incident: 281 |
CURRENT CONDITIONS:
The weather is expected to be hotter and dryer through the remainder of the weekend. Winds should remain moderate, and the fire is not expected to increase in size during this time.
Firefighters continue to extinguish individual hot spots and remain prepared to assist in initial attack on any new fire starts. Suppression repair continues along the contingency fire control lines (away from the fire’s edge) that were constructed earlier during the fire. Suppression repair consists of actions taken to repair damages and minimize potential soil erosion and impacts resulting from fire suppression activities. As this critical work continues, firefighting resources no longer needed to meet the fire suppression objectives are being slowly released back to their home units or being reassigned to other fires.
EVACUATIONS AND CLOSURES:
Forest Order Number 05-07-51-21-08 – WILLOW FIRE AREA, ROAD AND TRAIL CLOSURE.
This Order is in effect June 24, 2021 until July 23, 2021. The Forest Order may be viewed at Los Padres National Forest – Alerts & Notices (usda.gov)
The Monterey County Sheriff’s Office remains in Unified Command with Los Padres National Forest and California Interagency Incident Management Team 11. There are no changes to the Evacuation Warning and Order areas. Evacuation map: https://www.co.monterey.ca.us/government/departments-a-h/administrative-office/office-of-emergency-services/response/2021-wildfires
Great news is in order . . . and we have it! Thank-you, Kate.
sounds encouraging but “hot and dry” still sounds scary…
Vicki has a point. Semper vigilans!