Helicopters are playing a vital role in the ongoing battle against the Flat Fire in Oregon’s southwest corner. Aerial ignition
Tag: Wildfire Season 2023
Firefighters Utilize Innovative Tactics to Help Control Flat Fire
In the battle against the Flat Fire in the southwest region, firefighters have employed creative strategies to contain and control
7/31 Metro Evening Air Quality Update
MEDFORD: Moderate 95 ASHLAND: Moderate 59 CENTRAL POINT: USFG 105 EAGLE POINT: UFSG 102 WHITE CITY: Good 42 PHOENIX: Moderate
Some Crews Released as Flat Fire Containment Holds at 14%
In the battle against the Flat Fire, firefighting crews have achieved significant milestones in securing key containment lines in the
Flat Fire Passes 25,000 Acres as Nearly 2,000 Personnel Work Blaze
Firefighters battling the Flat Fire are continuing on work to ensure the safety of both their personnel and the public
Two New Saturday Evening Wildfires Quickly Controlled
At approximately 6:37 PM on Saturday, July 29th, a fire was reported by U.S. Forest Service-Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest (RRSNF)
Over 1,700 Currently Working Flat Fire Wildfire
Firefighters are continuing on working to suppress the ongoing Flat Fire. With active operations taking place on all sides of
7/28 Metro Evening Air Quality Update
MEDFORD: UFSG 107 ASHLAND: Moderate 99 CENTRAL POINT: Moderate 93 EAGLE POINT: Moderate 93 PHOENIX: Moderate 70 TALENT: UFSG 111
ODF Responding to Wildfire in Rural Josephine County
At approximately 12:38 pm today, fire crews were dispatched to respond to reports of a new wildfire that has broken
Golden Fire Containment Reaches 27% in Latest Update
As the Golden Fire continues to blaze, firefighters have been working to contain the flames and minimize the damage caused
Fire Danger Level Increases to “Extreme” Starting Saturday
In response to the escalating wildfire risks, due to dry vegetation, hot conditions, and numerous active fires in the region,
Flat Fire Containment Jumps to 10% as Aerial Missions Increase
In the ongoing battle against the Flat Fire, aerial resources have proven to be instrumental in reinforcing control measures along
