Incident Update Dixie Fire

Situation Summary

UPDATE ON EMERGENCY EVACUATION SHELTERS FOR LASSEN COUNTY RESIDENTS (9/1/2021 8PM)
Due to the Dixie Fire’s updated evacuation orders in Lassen County, for anyone needing shelter it is recommended for Lassen County residents to check-in at the American Red Cross shelter in Reno, Nevada.

Reno Sparks Convention Center, Hall #3*
4590 S. Virginia Street
Reno, NV 89502

Entrance is on the East side of the building. Follow the signage
* Hall change
American Red Cross is requesting that anyone arriving at the shelter bring their medication and medical equipment (walkers, breathing machines, etc.), clothing for
multiple days, and important papers such as insurance cards. Please keep in mind all weapons, drugs, alcohol and personal bedding/pillows are not permitted at the shelter.

COVID-19 has not changed the Red Cross mission and are providing the same type of support.

• Ensuring people have a safe place to stay during a disaster is a critical part of the Red Cross mission, but how sheltering efforts are supported may be different in each community, depending on local emergency plans and the scale of the disaster.
• To help keep everybody safe, everyone is required to wear face coverings in their emergency shelters.
• In addition, they are using health screenings, enhanced cleaning procedures, and encouraging social distancing as much as possible.
• The Red Cross helps anyone in need after disaster, and everyone is welcome in their shelters.
• If you lost your home or it sustained major damage, call 1-800-RED-CROSS.
• For additional shelter questions call 530-251-8128 Animals needing shelter can be housed at the Lassen County Fairgrounds. Liability, feed, security, and care of animals housed at the Fairgrounds are the sole responsibility of the animal’s owner. Check-in will be available at the Fair Office during normal business hours. If you have any questions about animal sheltering, please contact Fair Manager, Kaitlyn Downing at (530) 588-8627. More information will be released as it becomes available.

DIXIE FIRE – LASSEN COUNTY SHERIFF OFFICE NEW EVACUATION ORDER (9/1/2021 5:00PM)
WHAT: Dixie Fire – Lassen County Evacuation Order issued.
WHEN: EFFECTIVE IMMEDATELY
WHERE: The Lassen County Sheriff’s Office has issued new evacuations
orders for the following areas:

North Doyle area west of Hwy 395 from the County Rd A26 intersection south to Berniece Ln and all roads accessed by Pickens Rd – Zones LAS E001-C, D, E

Milford and Herlong area east (lake side) of Hwy 395 from Milford Grade intersection south to County Rd A26/Garnier Rd east to Pole Line Rd north of A25 and east to but NOT including Sierra Army Depot on the south side of A25– Zone LAS-002-B, Zones LASE008-A, B,E002-C ALL PREVIOUSLY ISSUED ORDERS AND WARNINGS REMAIN IN PLACE.

The emergency alert zone map can be accessed at: community.zonehaven.com

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF (September 1, 2021, 3 p.m.)

At 3:00 P. M. The following areas are being changed from a Mandatory Evacuation Order to an Evacuation Warning:
● Manzanita Mtn. Echo Lake areas. North of Hwy 36 [PLU Zone 38 A]
● SwainMtn, Echo Lake, Star Butte area [PLU Zone 39]
● Sifford Mountain, North Stover Mountain [PLU Zone 40]
● North and Eastern parts of Indian Valley, from upper Williams Valley and upper Pecks Valley east to include all portions of North Valley Rd and Diamond Mtn.
Rd. [PLU Zone 13]
● Peters Creek Area, North Arm [PLU Zone 18A/B]

The Warner Valley area will remain under Mandatory Evacuation Order, until Phase One hazardous clean up is completed.

UPDATED Evacuation Zone MAP: community.zonehaven.com

*Residents should evaluate their own circumstances when determining if they will return home.

UPDATE ON EMERGENCY EVACUATION SHELTERS FOR LASSEN COUNTY RESIDENTS

Due to the Dixie Fire’s updated evacuation orders in Lassen County, for anyone needing shelter it is recommended for Lassen County residents to check-in at the American Red Cross shelter in Reno, Nevada.

Reno Sparks Convention Center, Hall #5 4590 S. Virginia Street Reno, NV 89502

American Red Cross is requesting that anyone arriving at the shelter bring their medication and medical equipment (walkers, breathing machines, etc.), clothing for multiple days, and important papers such as insurance cards.

Please keep in mind all weapons, drugs, alcohol and personal bedding/pillows are not permitted at the shelter.

COVID-19 has not changed the Red Cross mission and are providing the same type of support.

• Ensuring people have a safe place to stay during a disaster is a critical part of the Red Cross mission, but how sheltering efforts are supported may be different in each community, depending on local emergency plans and the scale of the disaster.
• To help keep everybody safe, everyone is required to wear face coverings in their emergency shelters.
• In addition, they are using health screenings, enhanced cleaning procedures, and encouraging social distancing as much as possible.
• The Red Cross helps anyone in need after disaster, and everyone is welcome in their shelters.
• If you lost your home or it sustained major damage, call 1-800-RED-CROSS.

Animals needing shelter can be housed at the Lassen County Fairgrounds. Liability, feed, security, and care of animals housed at the Fairgrounds are the sole responsibility of the animal’s owner. Check-in will be available at the Fair Office during normal business hours. If you have any questions about animal sheltering, please contact Fair Manager, Kaitlyn Downing at (530) 588-8627.

More information will be released as it becomes available.

DIXIE FIRE – LASSEN COUNTY SHERIFF OFFICE NEW EVACUATION ORDER (9/1/21 2:30 P.M.) 

WHAT: Dixie Fire – Lassen County Evacuation Order Issued
WHEN: EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
WHERE: The Lassen County Sheriff’s Office has issued new evacuation order for the following areas:

ALL PREVIOUSLY ISSUED ORDERS AND WARNINGS REMAIN IN PLACE

The emergency alert zone map can be accessed at:

Check the status of your address at: community.zonehaven.com

SAFETY MESSAGE: People under evacuation order should leave immediately. Those under warning who require assistance and those with pets and livestock should leave now. Use caution, drive with your headlights on and yield to emergency personnel. Call Lassen County Sheriff Office dispatch for assistance evacuating at 530-257-6121. If you are in need of emergency shelter, call (530)250-9004. Deputies will be going door to door to make notifications.

DIXIE FIRE – LASSEN COUNTY SHERIFF OFFICE NEW EVACUATION WARNINGS (9/1/21 1:54PM)

WHAT: DIXIE FIRE- LASSEN COUNTY EVACUATION WARNING ISSUED
WHEN: EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
WHERE: Herlong area north of County Rd A25 from Long Valley Creek East to Pole Line Rd – Zone LAS-E053-B

ALL PREVIOUSLY ISSUED ORDERS AND WARNINGS REMAIN IN PLACE
Check the status of your address at: community.zonehaven.com

SAFETY MESSAGE:
The public is reminded to stay vigilant on current fire conditions. Please continue to adhere to road closures and any evacuation warnings. A reminder
to drive slowly and yield to emergency personnel in the area. There will be smoke in the respective areas as firefighters continue firefighting operations. If
at any time you feel unsafe, please call 911.

DIXIE FIRE – LASSEN COUNTY AND SHASTA COUNTY ROAD OPENING (9/1/21 8:38AM)

WHAT: Road Opening in Lassen County and Shasta County.
WHEN: Effective Immediately
WHERE: State Route 44 is open from Old Station to State Route 36.

Note: California Highway Patrol – https://cad.chp.ca.gov/
Caltrans –https://roads.dot.ca.gov/ or http://quickmap.dot.ca.gov/

Current Situation:

Dixie Fire West Zone: Resources have completed black line allowing mop-up phase to begin in the Mineral area. Crews continue to establish direct and indirect containment lines as well as conduct fuel reduction efforts in the Old Station area. In the National Park crews made good progress with fire control efforts utilizing aircraft, water and retardant drops where possible. Crews will complete contingency lines and provide structure protection in both north and south of Janesville and Milford respectively. Crews will continue to fight fire aggressively while winds are expected to subside across the fire area, except in the southeast near HWY 395. Extreme fire behavior is expected to continue with wind and dry fuel conditions overnight. The Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad Fire Train continues to protect critical infrastructure. Aircraft will continue to provide support as conditions allow.

Residents are encouraged to stay vigilant and to monitor evacuation information and road closures, including social media and local law enforcement websites for the most current information. Residents will see smoke coming from trees and stumps for days following their return. Proceed with caution because burned out areas may have unseen hazards. Residents are encouraged to call 911 if they are concerned about any active flames near their homes or businesses. Damage assessment remains ongoing. Change in threatened structures due to new Evacuation Warnings in Lassen, Plumas and Shasta County. 

Dixie Fire East Zone: An aggressive head fire fueled by 40 mile per hour winds grew to the northeast of Queens Creek Road, crossing forest road 177, spreading towards Ferris Flat and south of Johnson Hill. The fire was moving too fast to put personnel directly in its path. Firefighters, supported by aircraft and dozers, attacked from the northwest and southeast flanks of the fire, pressing in from both sides. Crews were also battling a spot fire that breached constructed dozer line in Clover Valley. Multiple engines are providing structure protection in the area. To the west, crews continued to reinforce dozer lines from Lake Davis to Grizzly Ridge. Crews continue to mop up and improve completed line along Grizzly Ridge. Mop up continues around homes in the Devil’s Punchbowl area, where dozer lines continued to be built or reinforced on the north and south ends. Structure protection remains in place within Genesee, Taylorsville, Greenhorn, and Cromberg.

For more information on the Dixie Fire visit the following links:

• CAL FIRE https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents
• USFS Information https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/7690/

**Refer to the Evacuation Map for up-to-date notices. All evacuation zones may not be listed on this fact sheet.

Damage Assessment Maps

Dixie Fire Structure Status Map (CAL FIRE)
https://tinyurl.com/2m9en9t4

Recovery Information

Plumas County Recovery Information
https://tinyurl.com/c8c8s5rd

Plumas County

Plumas County Evacuation Orders:

• Beckwourth Genesee Road east through Dixie Valley Rd to the Plumas County line and north to the Plumas County line. This includes Dixie Valley and Frenchman Lake. [PLU 34, PLU 37, PLU 43-A and 43-B]
• Long Valley and north of Seneca areas [PLU Zone 004B]
• Canyon Dam [PLU Zone 5C]
• Humbug Road from the intersection of the Humbug-Humboldt Road west to the Butte County line and everything south of the Humbug Road [PLU Zone 006]
• Round Valley Reservoir, Dixie Canyon, Indian Falls [PLU Zone 11]
• Hwy 36 south to the west side of Hwy 89, including Mud Lake, Soldiers Meadows, and Shanghai Creek area, south to Humbug Road, and west to Butte County line [PLU Zone 006A]
• Humbug Humboldt Cross Rd. at SR89, south along Humbug Humboldt Rd. to the intersection with Humboldt Rd., west to the Round Valley Creek and Deer Creek intersect, north along the Tehama County Line to the intersection SR36, east along SR36 to the intersection of SR89, south along SR89 to the intersection with Humbug Humboldt Cross Rd.[PLU Zone 6B]
• Round Valley Reservoir, Dixie Canyon, Indian Falls [PLU Zone 11]
• Greenville area [PLU Zone 014]
• Taylorsville [PLU Zone 15A]
• East side of Mt. Hough, east to Tower Rock, and the south edge of Genesee. Includes Emigrant Rd. (PLU Zone 16A)
• Peters Creek Area, North Arm [PLU Zone 18A/B]
• Only residents of Diamond Mountain Road are permitted to return home, and can only go up Diamond Mountain Road to Lights Creek Lane; there is a road closure just past Lights Creek Lane. Lone Rock, Includes Moonlight Valley, Engel Mine, Lone Rock Valley, and a portion of Growers Blvd. USFS Rd. 28N32 intersection of Plumas/Lassen line, and east to Diamond Mountain area, south to Lone Rock [PLU Zone 19]
• Heart “K” Ranch, Includes Taylor Diggins Mine, north to Engel Mine, east to Lower Lone Rock, south to the border to Zone 28, west to the Taylor Diggins Mine [PLU Zone 020]
• Grizzly/Tower: Beckwourth Genesee Rd south of Antelope Lake Rd to Grizzly Ridge and North of Argentine Lookout [PLU Zone 21]
• ALL OF GENESEE VALLEY, southeast of Taylorsville up the Genesee Rd to just south of Babcock Crossing, Walker Mine Road, north portion of Beckwourth Genesee Road. (PLU Zone: 027)
• Mine Road, north portion of Beckwourth Genesee Road. [PLU Zone 28]
• Moonlight Valley, Engel Mine, Lone Rock Valley, and a portion of Fruit Growers Blvd. [PLU Zone 29]
• Antelope, includes the area surrounding Antelope Lake, North to the Plumas/Lassen Line, East to the Plumas Lassen Line, including Fruit Growers Blvd USFS Road 28N32, Indian Creek Road, Diamond Mountain Way, and the area of Thompson Creek & Boulder Creek. [PLU Zone 30]
• The unpopulated area of Babcock Crossing, Elephants Playground, and Murdock Crossing areas. This includes Beckwourth-Genesee at Clover Creek Loop, North to the area of Drum Bridge, North to the area of Babcock crossing. East to Big Flat Spring, South to 25N05, West to Beckwourth Genesee road. (PLU Zone: 031) 
• Ingalis: South of Beckwourth Genesee Road to the NW side of Lake Davis along Grizzly Ridge to the west and including the Walker Mine [PLU Zone 33]
• North of Lake Davis from the intersection of Beckwourth-Taylorsville Road and the Bagley pass Road, north to Zone 31 [PLU 35-A]
• Lake Davis, north of Lake Davis Road to Gate Place, includes all sides of Lake Davis [PLU 35-B]
• Harkness and Warner Valley, Kelly Mountain [PLU Zone 041]

Plumas County Evacuation Warnings:

• Manzanita Mtn. Echo Lake areas. North of Hwy 36 [PLU Zone 38]
• Swain Mtn, Echo lake, Star Butte area [PLU Zone 39]
• Sifford Mountain, North Stover Mountain [PLU Zone 40]
• Peters Creek Area, North Arm [PLU Zone 18A/B]
• North and Eastern parts of Indian Valley, from upper Williams Valley and upper Pecks Valley east to include all portions of North Valley Rd. Residents of Diamond Mtn. Rd can return home. [PLU Zone 013]
• Humbug Road from the intersection of the Humbug-Humboldt Road west to the Butte County line and everything south of the Humbug Road [PLU Zone 006]
• Hwy 36 south to the west side of Hwy 89, including Mud Lake, Soldiers Meadows, and Shanghai Creek area, south to Humbug Road, and west to Butte County line [PLU Zone 006A]
• From the Hwy 89/Hwy 36 Junction, north along Stover Mountain Road to the County Line, and west from the Hwy 89/Hwy 36 Junction along the south side of the highway to the county line. [PLU Zone 007]
• Chester Juniper Lake Road north, Hwy 312 northwest, Forest Road 28N61 north west. [PLU Zone 008A]Humbug Road from the intersection of the Humbug Humboldt Road west to the Butte County line and everything south of the Humbug Road [PLU Zone 006]
• Caribou Rd north to the Humbug Rd and Humboldt Rd intersection This includes Belden Reservoir and Butt Valley Reservoir [PLU Zone 3]
• The community of Seneca south to Hwy70 [PLU Zone 4A]
• East shore of Highway 147 [PLU Zone 010]
• Northwest of Round Valley Lake to Long Valley Mine and north to Hwy 89 [PLU Zone 011]
• Crescent Mills [PLU Zone 014A]
• North of Mt. Hough, west of Taylorsville [PLU Zone 15]
• Mt. Hough north of Quincy to south of Arlington Road, and Oakland Campground area [PLU Zone 016B]
• North side of Chandler Road from Quincy Jct. Rd east to Hwy 70 and the north side of Hwy 70 from Chandler Rd east to just west of Massack.[PLU Zone 17-C and 17-D]
• Hwy 70 at Massack, east to the east side of Lee Summit and everything north of those locations to the area of Argentine Rock and the south boundary of Zone 21. This includes Greenhorn and the north side of Spring Garden [PLU Zone 22-A]
• Hwy 70 at the east side of Lee Summit, east to the area of Hwy 70 and Mohawk Vista West entrance and everything north of those locations to the area of Happy Valley and the south boundary of Zone 33. This includes the north side of Sloat, Cromberg, Mt. Tomba, and the north side of Hwy 70 near Blairsden [PLU 32-A]
• North side of Delleker. Hwy 70 at Willow Creek Rd, east to Hwy 70 at West Street (Portola) and everything north to Smith Peak.[PLU 35-C].
• North side of Hwy 70 from Mohawk Vista Drive west entrance, east to Hwy 70 at Willow Creek Road and everything north to Smith Peak and Five Points. This includes the area of Mohawk Vista.[PLU 36-A].
• North side of Delleker. Hwy 70 at Willow Creek Rd, east to Hwy 70 at West Street (Portola) and everything north to Smith Peak.[PLU 36-C].
• Beckwourth-Genesee Road at USFS road 23N53, north to Zone 7. From Crocker Mtn east toward reconnaissance Peak. [PLU 42-A].
• North side of Beckwourth. North side of Hwy 70 from County Rd A23, east to County Rd A24 and north toward Table Rock [PLU 42-C].
• North side of Portola. Hwy 70 at West Street east to Hwy 70 at A23
  (Beckwourth-Calpine Road) and everything north to the southern edge of 35-B (south of Lake Davis) [PLU 42-D].

Plumas County Resources:

• Plumas County Website: https://www.plumascounty.us/
• Sheriff Website: https://plumascounty.us/587/Sheriff-Coroner
• Sheriff Dixie Fire Information: https://www.plumascounty.usDixie-Fire-Information
• Sheriff Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/plumascountysheriff
• Plumas National Forest: https://www.fs.usda.gov/plumas

Butte County

Evacuation Orders:

None.

Evacuation Warnings:

None. 

Butte County Resources:

• Butte County Website: http://www.buttecounty.net/
• Sheriff Website: http://www.buttecounty.net/sheriffcoroner
• Sheriff Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bcsonews
• Sheriff Twitter: @ButteSheriff
• Evacuation Map: https://tinyurl.com/4nm69873

Lassen County

Evacuation Order: 

• Milford and Herlong area east (lake side) of Hwy 395 from Milford Grade intersection south to County Rd A26/Garnier Rd east to Pole Line Rd north of A25 and east to but NOT including Sierra Army Depot on the south side of A25– Zone LAS-002-B, Zones LASE008-A,
  B,E002-C
• Milford area west (mountain side) of Hwy 395 from Raker Place south to the intersection of County Rd A26/Garnier Rd – Zones LAS-E010-A, E009-A&B, E001A
• North of Hwy 44 from Forest Route 33NO2 east to County Rd A21 and north to Crater Lake Campground – Zones LAS-E035-FNorth of Hwy 36 south of Hwy 44 from the Lassen County Line east to Devil’s Corral – Zones LAS-E027-A, E029-A, E028
• North of Hwy 36 south of Hwy 44 from the Lassen County Line east to Devil’s Corral – Zones LAS-E027-A, E029-A, E028
• The area south of Hwy 44 from the Lassen County line east to McCoy Flat including Silver Lake, Juniper Lake, and the Caribou Wilderness Area – Zone LAS-E031A&B
• South of Hwy 36 south and east of Mtn Meadows Reservoir east to Coppervale – Zones LAS-E019, EO18, E026, E017-A
• Janesville and Milford east of the Plumas County Ln from Janesville Grade south to Milford Grade along the mountain side (unpopulated area) Zones LAS-E012-K, E010-B, C, F

Evacuation Warning:

• North Doyle area west of Hwy 395 from the County Rd A26 intersection south to Berniece Ln and all roads accessed by Pickens Rd –
  Zones LAS E001-C, D, E
• Herlong area north of County Rd A25 from Long Valley Creek East to Pole Line Rd – Zone LAS-E053-B
• Milford area east (lake side) of Hwy 395 from the Thunder Mountain Rd intersection south to County Rd A26/Garnier Rd. This includes the south side of County Rd A25 east to but NOT including Sierra Army Depot – Zones LAS-E011-A, E008-A, B, E002-B, C
• Antelope Mountain and Campbell Mountain area east of County Rd A21 and west of County Rd A1 – Zone LAS-E035-B and E035-I
• Janesville and Milford west of Hwy 395 from Janesville Grade south to Milford Grade and west to the base of the mountains (unpopulated area) Zones LAS-E012-F, J LAS-E010-G&H LAS-E010A, D, E and LAS-E009-B
• Milford west (mountain side) of Hwy 395 from Milford Grade south to the intersection of County Rd A26 Garnier Rd - Zones LAS-E009-A and E001-A
• South of Hwy 36 from Devil’s Corral east to Korver Rd and south to Gold Run Rd Zone LAS-E016-G
• Clear Creek, Westwood, and Pine Town area south of Hwy 36 from the Lassen County line east to the Willard Hill area – Zones LAS-E020, EO23, E027-B, E029-B
• Bizz Johnson Trail area south of Hwy 36 from Thumper Hill east to Miller Crossing and south to Bauer Rd – Zone LAS-016-B, D, E
• Willard Creek Rd south of Hwy 36 and Korver Rd from Hwy 36 south to the fork of Korver Rd – Zones LAS-E016-A and E017-C
• Area south of Hwy 44, north of Hwy 36, west to Hog Flat Reservoir – Zones LAS-E030-A & B
• Bogard area north of Hwy 44 from Pittville Rd east to County Rd A21 and north to Blacks Mountain, Harvey Mountain and south of Ashurst Lake – Zones LAS-E035-D,E,F,G
• West of County Rd A1 from the A21 intersection north to Forest Services Route 32NO2 – Zone LAS-E035-C

Lassen County Resources:

• Lassen County Damage Inspection Map: https://arcg.is/0GvCeX
• Lassen County Web site: http://www.co.lassen.ca.us
• Sheriff Website: https://tinyurl.com/sy9frpx6
• Sheriff Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LassenSheriff
• Lassen National Forest: https://www.fs.usda.gov/lassen

Tehama County

Evacuation Orders:

None. 

Evacuation Warnings:

• TEH C18 - for the area of Wilson Lake.
• TEH C19 - for the area to the east of Wilson Lake, to the Tehama/Plumas County line.
• TEH B17 and C17: for the area of Childs Meadows/HighlandsResort. This will include subzones 228 and 227 Area of Mill Creek, south of Lassen Volcanic Park
• TEH 1 (D17): for the Wilson Creek, Slate Creek, and Area of Mill Creek, south of Lassen Volcanic Park
• TEH 1 (D18, D19, E18, E19): for the St. Bernard’s Lodge and ElamCarter Creek areas

Tehama County Resources:

• Tehama County Website: https://www.co.tehama.ca.us/
• Sheriff Website: https://tehamaso.org/
• Tehama Alerts: https://tehamaso.org/tehama-alert/
• Tehama Evacuation Map: https://tinyurl.com/2adkfcm8

Shasta County

Evacuation Orders:

• Hat Creek Rim east to the Shasta County Line and south of SR-44

Evacuation Warnings:

• The areas of Hat Creek and Old Station for both sides of SR-44 from Big Pines
  Road north of Brians Way

Shasta County Resources:

• Shasta County Website: https://www.co.shasta.ca.us/index.aspx 
• Sheriff Website: https://www.co.shasta.ca.us/index/sheriff 
• Shasta 2-1-1 Dixie Info: https://www.211disasterupdate.com/dixie-fire 
• Wildfire Info Map: https://tinyurl.com/fpsamrwr 
• Code Red Sign Up: https://tinyurl.com/26ufjhn3 

Residents are encouraged to sign up for the Code Red Emergency Alert System to receive important time-sensitive messages regarding critical local emergencies.

Shelter Locations:

Plumas County/Lassen County:

• Holy Family Catholic Church 108 Taylor Ave. Portola, CA
• Sparks Convention Center Hall #5, 4590 S. Virginia St., Reno, NV 

American Red Cross: Public Information Line (855)-755-7711

Animal Shelters

Plumas County:

• Plumas County Fairgrounds 204 Fairground Road, Quincy (large animals)
• 201 Mill Creek Road, Quincy (small animals)
• Recreation Center 101 Meadowview Lane, Chester
• If you need assistance with animals contact Plumas County Animal Services at 283-3673 or 283-6300. Large animals/livestock can also be accommodated.

Tehama County:

• Tehama County Complex 1830 Walnut Street, Red Bluff (large and small animals)

Wildlife Rescue 

• Response for injured wildlife: 1-800-942-6459
• Gold Country Wildlife Rescue: 1-530-885-0862

Road Closures

Tehama County:

None. 

Shasta County:

• Lassen Volcanic National Park (LVNP) is closed.

Lassen County:

• SR-36 is closed between Mooney Rd in Westwood to the junctions of SR-44
• Janesville Grade @ “Granite Lookout.”
• County Road A-21 is closed at State Route 36 at the Westwood Wye.

Plumas County:

• Indian Falls Road @ SR-89. No westbound Indian Falls Road traffic.
• Greenville Wolf Creek Road just west of SR-89. No westbound Greenville Wolf Creek Road traffic.
• Pecks Valley Road northbound @ North Valley Road eastbound.
• North Valley Road northbound @ North Arm Road.
• Dixie Valley Road @ SR-89. No northbound Dixie Valley Road traffic.
• Arlington Road eastbound at Viacava Ranch Road. No eastbound Arlington Road traffic.
• Main Street both directions @ SR-89
• Beckwourth Genesee Road westbound @ Antelope Road

National Forest Closures:

The Pacific Southwest Region is temporarily closing all R5 National Forests to provide better public and firefighter safety due to extreme fire conditions throughout the state and strained firefighting resources throughout the country. This closure will be effective on Tuesday, August 31, 2021, at 11:59 p.m. through September 17, 2021, at 11:59 p.m. This Order does not affect the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, which is not in the Pacific Southwest Region. 

The Lassen National Forest's Order No. 06-21-08: Expanded Dixie Fire Closure Order prohibits the public from entering within the Dixie Fire Closure Area or any National Forest System Roads or trails described in Exhibits A & B. (https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd940211.pdf). This Order is in effect until November 30, 2021.

The Plumas National Forest’s Order No. 05-11-00-21-21: Dixie Fire Phases 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Expanded Closure Order prohibits the public from entering within the Dixie Fire Closure Area or any National Forest System road or trail described in Exhibit A and B. (https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd940207.pdf). This
Order is in effect until September 30, 2021.

Bureau of Land Management

The Bizz Johnson National Recreation Trail near Susanville, as the Bureau of Land Management, has rescinded a temporary emergency closure associated with the Dixie Fire. Also reopened are the Hobo Camp and Devil’s Corral trailheads and all other BLM-managed lands that were affected by the emergency closure that went into effect on Aug. 16. This includes BLM-managed lands south of California Highway 36, west of U. S. 395. and north and east of the Lassen National Forest boundary.

Evacuee Campsites:

Lassen National Forest: Eagle Lake and Hat Creek Campsites available for evacuees. Contact Brian.newman@usda.gov  or call 530-338-8745. Evacuees need to check in with the campsite's hosts. Before you go, make sure the campgrounds are not under any evacuation warnings.

Lassen Volcanic National Park: All of Lassen National Park is closed to all access due to the Dixie Fire.

Numerous firefighting air tankers from throughout the State are flying fire suppression missions as conditions allow.

Engines

353

Water Tenders

142

Helicopters

19

Dozers

138

Hand Crews

61

Other

1143

Total Personnel

3997

Cooperating Agencies