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FROM SOS – Tomorrow (Friday, 9/18), we will be getting the Shady Cove/Trail/Prospect areas that we were unable to get late last week and earlier this week, this service will most likely spill over into Saturday to get everyone with our internal procedures listed below.  We will still be unable to get Butte Falls Hwy, the Town of Butte Falls, and some rural areas NE of Eagle Point. UPDATED INFO –   Our routes are restricted today in the Shady Cove and Hwy 62 areas north of the Evacuation areas.  I have attached the internal policy that we have been...

https://jcgis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=3caa39804db54631a61007180d5ef415   Indian Creek Road up from Aunt Caroline’s Park is closed as that it the access point for fire equipment. Please be careful and mindful of first responders. Drive safely.

The Jackson County Sheriff’s office will issue a formal news release today at 2:00 p.m. regarding a possible change in our evacuation status. The predicted strong winds did not materialize Sunday which helped with the spread of fire.  However, dense smoke remains in the area and inhibits air support. The Fire Incident Management Team stated in this morning’s update that containment is 20%. Equipment is being used to contain lines and mop up to reinforce the perimeter.  Fire personnel continue to secure lines and watch for spot fires.  So when we are able to return to our homes, be mindful...

September 13, 2020 – Chief Winfrey reported that dozer lines are being reinforced around Shady Cove and fire has spotted over Indian Creek.  The evacuation level will remain the same through the current Red Flag Warning period and will be re-evaluated tomorrow.  The Red Flag Warning for wind up to 25 miles per hour is expected from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. today. At this time our area is receiving help from Portland, Yamhill, Salt Lake City, and other agencies at all levels, both state and federal.  However, they want to make sure that when we are allowed back into...

According to Chief Winfrey, fire control efforts went well Friday and evacuation status is being re-evaluated.  However, this morning the Level 3 evacuation has been extended for at least another day. Again, City officials and staff have continued to keep in touch with Chief Winfrey, utility companies, and other agencies without hindering their efforts to do their important work.  As numerous public agencies have pointed out, there are rumors flying about power outages, evacuation levels, and many other concerns people are experiencing right now.  As soon as we hear reliable information, we are passing it on through our website.  ...