The Falls Fire is estimated at 64,225 acres with 0 percent containment. The fire is burning approximately 13.5 miles north of Burns. As of 8:30 p.m. yesterday, the Oregon State Fire Marshal’s…
Cow Valley Fire, 132,528 acres, 0 percent contained
Firefighters are working around the clock to stop the Cow Valley Fire in Malheur County. There is currently a day shift, swing shift, and night shift operating as fire conditions allow. The…
Night crews make progress on Larch Creek Fire
Fire activity remained stable last night, allowing firefighters to complete burn operations to secure the fire’s perimeter and expand mop-up. Decreased winds overnight coupled with higher relative humidities provided good conditions for…
Updated mapping shows larger Larch Creek Fire footprint, actual growth minimal
Updated mapping shows the Larch Creek Fire at 18,387 acres. This increase in acreage is not new fire growth. New technology used Sunday through the interagency FireGuard Program allowed a more accurate…
OSFM sending firefighters, incident management team to Falls Fire in Harney County
The Oregon State Fire Marshal is sending its Blue Incident Management Team and four task forces to the Falls Fire burning 20 miles northeast of Riley in Harney County. Hot, dry, and…
Cow Valley Fire 114,559 acres, OSFM sends five task forces
Starting at 6:00 a.m. Sunday morning, the Cow Valley Fire and Bonita Fire are being managed under unified command by Oregon State Fire Marshall Red Team and Northwest Team 6, which are…
OSFM sends task force to Lone Rock Fire through Immediate Response
The Oregon State Fire Marshal is mobilizing resources to assist locals battling the Lone Rock Fire in Gilliam County. A task force from Linn County and a division supervisor were mobilized early…
Crews taking advantage of calmer winds Saturday on Larch Creek Fire
Fire crews continue to make progress on the Larch Creek Fire in Wasco County near Tygh Valley. Overnight Friday, crews mopped up and patrolled around the north and east sides of the…
Larch Creek Fire growing with windy conditions
Fire growth on the Larch Creek Fire remains driven by afternoon winds and highly receptive fuels. An infrared flight this morning showed approximately 3,100 acres of growth from yesterday. Fire behavior moderated…
Cow Valley Fire in Malheur County declared a conflagration, OSFM sending additional resources
The Oregon State Fire Marshal is mobilizing several task forces and its Red Incident Management Team to the Cow Valley Fire in Malheur County to protect people and property. Overnight Thursday, the…