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Final McKinney Fire Update 8/19/2022
Updated On: 08/19/2022
Location: Siskiyou County, CASize: 60,392 acresPercent Contained: 95 %Cause: Under InvestigationVegetation: Timber (Litter and Understory), Tall Grass, and BrushNumber of Personnel Assigned: 948Start Date: Friday July 29, 2022, at 2:15 pm
McKinney Fire Update 8/17/2022
Updated On: 08/17/2022
Location: Siskiyou County, CASize: 60,392 acresPercent Contained: 95% Cause: Under Investigation
McKinney Fire Update 8/15/2022
Updated On: 08/15/2022
Location: Siskiyou County, CA Size: 60,392 acres Percent Contained: 95 % Cause: Under Investigation
McKinney Fire Update 8/14/2022
Updated On: 08/14/2022
Location: Siskiyou County, CASize: 60,392 acresPercent Contained: 95 %Cause: Under InvestigationVegetation: Timber (Litter and Understory), Tall Grass, and BrushNumber of Personnel Assigned: 1,870Start Date: Friday July 29, 2022 at 2:15pmUPDATE:
McKinney Fire Update 8/13/2022
Updated On: 08/13/2022
Location: Siskiyou County, CA
McKinney Fire Update 8/12/2022
Updated On: 08/12/2022
Location: Siskiyou County, CA Size: 60,389 acres Percent Contained: 80 % Cause: Under Investigation Vegetation: Timber (Litter and Understory), Tall Grass, and Brush Number of Personnel Assigned: 2,459
McKinney Fire Update 8/11/2022
Updated On: 08/11/2022
Location: Siskiyou County, CASize: 60,389 acresPercent Contained: 75 %Cause: Under InvestigationVegetation: Timber (Litter and Understory), Tall Grass, and BrushNumber of Personnel Assigned: 2,881Start Date: Friday July 29, 2022 at 2:15pm
McKinney Fire Update 8/10/2022
Updated On: 08/10/2022
McKinney Fire Update 8/9/2022
Updated On: 08/09/2022
Location: Siskiyou County, CA Size: 60,389 acres Percent Contained: 55 %
Klamath National Forest mourns the loss of long-time employee
Updated On: 08/08/2022
Klamath National Forest mourns the loss of long-time employee Yreka, Calif., August 8, 2022— It is with great sadness that we must announce that the Klamath National Forest has lost one of its own. Beloved long-time Klamath National Forest Lookout Kathy Shoopman has passed away. Kathy died in her home in the community of Klamath River as a result of the McKinney Fire. Kathy started her career as a lookout at Baldy Mountain Lookout, west of Happy Camp, in 1974. Since then, she has staffed Lake Mountain Lookout, and most recently staffed Buckhorn Lookout, a post she has held since 1993.