Northern California District
Bureau of Land Management
514 H St Eureka California 95501
Redding, CA, CA 96130
After 10 days of intensive firefighting with afternoon winds and 2 days of red flag warnings in very dry fuels, the Long Valley fire is contained. SoCal Team 1, the incident management team managing the fire, would like to thank our firefighters for their good work, the hosting agencies for their support and the citizens of both Lassen County California and Washoe County Nevada for their positive thoughts, prayers - and good behavior, enabling our firefighters to finish their work.
This is going to be a long hot summer, so be careful in your activities and stay safe.
Current as of | |
Incident Type | Wildfire |
Cause | Under Investigation |
Date of Origin | Tuesday July 11th, 2017 approx. 01:30 PM |
Location | About two miles north of Doyle, California. About 50 miles north of Reno, Nevada. |
Incident Commander | Bureau of Land Management |
Incident Description | Wildfire Burning Grass And Sagebrush. |
Coordinates | 40.073 latitude, -120.145 longitude |
Total Personnel | 17 |
Size | 83,733 Acres |
Percent of Perimeter Contained | 100% |
Fuels Involved | grass and sagebrush |
Significant Events | The fire is 100% contained. |
Planned Actions | Fire suppression repair operations will continue under the direction of resource advisers. |
Projected Incident Activity | The is no further growth or movement of the fire anticipated. |
Remarks | Priority has been given to protecting cattle grazing areas on the NE side of the fire. |
Weather Concerns | A seasonal weather pattern will prevail over the region for the next few days, with afternoon W/NW Zephyr winds gusting to 25 mph. A very dry air mass is keeping night time RH low and day time temperatures in the 90s. |