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Mendocino Lightning Complex Incident Information:
Last Updated:

July 19, 2008, 6:30 pm - FINAL  

Date/Time Started: June 20, 2008, 6:00 pm  
Administrative Unit: CAL FIRE Mendocino Unit 
County: Mendocino County
Location: Throughout Mendocino County
Acres Burned: 54,817 acres
Containment: 100% contained
Structures Threatened: No current threat
Structures Destroyed: 1 residence and 1 outbuilding
Injuries: 47
Evacuations:

Evacuations:
All Evacutions have been lifted

Road Closures:
All roads are currently open

Evacuation Centers:
All Evac centers have been placed on standby

Cause: Lightning 
Cooperating Agencies: CAL FIRE, Marin County, CDCR, CHP, CCC, Mendocino County Sherif, all local government FPD in Mendocino County, State OES, BLM, BIA, NWS, numerous county fire departments, National Guard, private timber companies and consulting foresters/representatives.
Total Fire Personnel: 1,922 (917 CAL FIRE)
Engines: 102
Fire crews: 60
Helicopters 8
Dozers: 12
Water tenders: 28
Costs to date: $48.5 million
Conditions:

The Mendocino Lightning Complex consisted of 129 fires that burned in Mendocino County.

Significant mop-up and patrol operations continue on all fires throughout the incident. Favorable weather conditions are expected to continue over the next several days. Containment of all fires on the Mendocino Lightning Complex has been achieved.

The Governor has declared Mendocino County a State of Emergency due to redwood timber loss and significant threat to life, residential, commercial and resource loss.

CAL FIRE Incident Command Team #4 is assigned to this incident.

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Phone Numbers: 

707-467-6426 (Mendocino Lightning Series Fire Information) 

 

 

 

 

 

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