DIXIE FIRE

INCIDENT UPDATE
Date: 08/27/2021 Time: 7:00 p.m.

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INCIDENT FACTS
Incident Start Date: 7/13/2021 Incident Start Time: 5:15 p.m.
Incident Type: Vegetation Cause: Under Investigation
Incident Location: Feather River Canyon near Cresta Powerhouse
CAL FIRE Unit: Butte, Lassen-Modoc, Tehama
Unified Command Agencies: CAL FIRE, United States Forest Service, National Park Service
Size: 752,920 acres Containment: 47% Expected Full Containment: TBD
First Responder Fatalities: 0 First Responder Injuries: 3
Civilian Fatalities: 0 Civilian Injuries: 0
Structures Single Residences Destroyed: 682 Single Residences Damaged: 52
Threatened:
11,833 Multiple Residences Destroyed: 8 Multiple Residences Damaged: 4
Non-residential Commercial Non-residential Commercial
Total Destroyed: 139 Damaged: 10
Destroyed:
1,273 Other Minor Structures Other Minor Structures
Destroyed: 436 Damaged: 26
Total Mixed Commercial/Residential Mixed Commercial/Residential
Damaged: 92 Destroyed: 8 Damaged: 0
CURRENT SITUATION
Current Situation Dixie Fire West Zone: Winds shifted throughout the day creating spotting
potential across control lines. Winds were largely terrain driven during the
afternoon with gusts of 15 mph. Temperatures are forecasted to rise over the
next few days. Critically low fuel moisture levels continue to cause difficulty in
suppressing the fire spread. The northern flank of the fire is holding at SR 36
though spot fires continue to occur. The western flank of the fire is established
on the Mill Creek Plateau. Continued patrol and improvement of containment
lines is ongoing.

Community Meeting – Old Station, CA

When: Saturday, August 28, at 3:00 P.M.
Where: Shasta County Fire Department - Station 12
3385 CA-89 Old Station, CA 96071
 Certain evacuation orders have been reduced to warnings and certain
warnings have been lifted allowing some residents to return to their homes and
businesses. Returning residents are strongly encouraged to stay vigilant with
regard to current fire conditions. Residents may see smoke coming from trees
and stumps for days following their return. Residents are encouraged to call
911 if they are concerned about any active flames near their homes or
businesses rather than attempting to deal with such flames themselves.

Northern California has experienced large fire activity and will likely experience
an extended fire season. Fires burning in northern California are exhibiting
extreme fire growth based on critical fuel conditions. The prioritization of
resources is always based on life, property, and natural resources. Under these
drought conditions, wildfires are burning rapidly with extreme severity and have
traveled up to 8 miles in a single day. Fuel conditions are much worse than
previous years and along with wind is causing much greater fire spread.
Firefighters are experiencing conditions never seen before, such as increased
spread rates, spotting and active nighttime burning. We coordinate very closely
with the US Forest Service and CalOES for our local and out of state partners,
to ensure resource availability.

Dixie Fire East Zone: Today smoke sat on top of the fire for the majority of
the day. Aircraft were unable to fly due to visibility issues, and the dense
smoke has also affected the ability of ground resources to carry out some
planned activities. Around 5:00pm they were able to engage on the grizzly
spot. While the smoke hampered aviation activities the smoke has also
dampened fire behavior. In Taylorsville, as well as the Genesee Valley, fire
activity was moderate, and mop-up continues. In Taylorsville, prep work
continues on the mountain west of town, widening the dozer line and improving
the protection around structures. Up on the Grizzly spot fire, crews continue
trying to secure yesterday’s spot on the west side while watching for new
spots. Work to improve and widen the contingency lines on the southeast side
of Grizzly Ridge continue. Tactical patrols continue in the Antelope Lake area
and Dyer Mountain.

Dixie Fire For more information on the Dixie Fire, click the following links:
Evacuation Map
CAL FIRE Website- https://www.fire.ca.gov/incidents
USFS Information- https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/7690/

**Refer to the Evacuation Map for up-to-date notices. All evacuation

zones may not be listed on this fact sheet.
Damage Dixie Fire Structure Status Map (CAL FIRE)https://tinyurl.com/2m9en9t4
Assessment Map

Recovery Info Plumas County Recovery Information: https://tinyurl.com/c8c8s5rd

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Plumas County PLUMAS COUNTY EVACUATION ORDERS
Evacuation • East side of Mt. Hough, east to Tower Rock and the south edge of
Orders Genesee. Includes Emigrant Rd. (PLU Zone 16A)
• Taylorsville (PLU Zone: 15A)
• Ingalis South of Beckwourth Genesee Rd to the NW side of Lake Davis
along Grizzly Ridge to the west and including the Walker Mine. (PLU
Zone: 33)
• Manzanita area (PLU Zone 38)
• Swain area (PLU Zone 39)
Dixie Fire • Harkness and Sifford area (PLU Zone 041)
Plumas County • Grizzly/Tower | Beckwourth Genesee Rd south of Antelope Lake Rd to
Fire Information Grizzly Ridge and North of Argentine Lookout. (PLU Zone: 21)
• Caribou Rd north to the Humbug Rd and Humboldt Rd intersection
This includes Belden Reservoir and Butt Valley Reservoir (PLU Zone:
003)
• Prattville Butt Reservoir Road and everything west to the
Butte/Plumas County line. (PLU Zone: 4B)
• Humbug Road from the intersection of the Humbug-Humboldt Road
west to the Butte County line and everything south of the Humbug Road
in under a Mandatory Evacuation Order. (PLU Zone: 006)
• Hwy 36 south to the west side of Hwy 89, including Mud Lake, Soldiers
Meadow and Shanhai Creek area, south to Humbug Road and west to
Butte County line (PLU Zone 006A)
• The community of Seneca south to Hwy70 (PLU Zone: 004A)
• Long Valley (west of Round Valley), Dixie Canyon south to Indian Falls,
south of Indian Falls to the Hwy 70/89 Junction.
• Northwest of Round Valley Lake to Long Valley Mine and north to Hwy
89
• Everything west of Hwy 89/36 Junction (PLU Zone: 007)
• West along the south side of Hwy 36 to the County
Line and south of Hwy 36 to rock lake and west to
the County Line.
• ALL OF GENESEE VALLEY, southeast of Taylorsville up the Genesee
Rd to just south of Babcock Crossing, Walker Mine Road, north portion
of Beckwouth Genesee Road. (PLU Zone: 027)
• The unpopulated area of Babcock Crossing, Elephants Playground, and
Murdock Crossing areas. This includes Beckwourth-Genesee at Clover
Creek Loop, North to area of Drum Bridge, North to area of Babcock
crossing. East to Big Flat Spring, South to25N05, West to Beckwourth
Genesee road. (PLU Zone: 031)
• South of Antelope Lake and northeast of Genesee Valley. (PLU Zone:
030)
• North and Eastern parts of Indian Valley, from upper Williams Valley

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 and upper Pecks Valley east to include all portions of NorthValley Rd,
Diamond Mtn Rd, and North Arm. (PLU Zone: 013)
• Greenville Crescent Mills area (PLU Zone 014)
• From the Hwy 89/Hwy 36 Junction, north along Stover Mtn. Rd to
the County Line and west from the Hwy 89/Hwy 36 Junction along
Plumas County the south side of the highway to the CountyLine. (PLU Zone: 007)
Orders Cont. • Chester Juniper Lake Road north, Hwy 312 northwest, Forest Road
28N61 northwest (PLU Zone 008A)
• Heart “K” Ranch, Includes Taylor Diggins Mine, north to Engel Mine,
east to Lower Lone Rock, south to the border to Zone 28, west to the
Taylor Diggins Mine. (PLU Zone: 020)
• Lone Rock, Includes Moonlight Valley, Engel Mine, Lone Rock Valley,
and a portion of Growers Blvd. USFS Rd. 28N32 intersection of
Plumas/Lassen line, and east to Diamond Mountainarea, south to Lone
Rock. (PLU Zone: 019)
• Antelope, includes the area surrounding Antelope Lake, North to the
Plumas/Lassen Line as well as East to the Plumas Lassen Line,
including Fruit Growers Blvd USFS Road 28N32, IndianCreek Road,
Diamond Mountain Way the area of Thompson Creek & Boulder
Creek. (PLU Zone: 030)

Evacuation PLUMAS COUNTY EVACUATION WARNINGS

Warning Plumas • Residents of Diamond Mtn are under Evacuation Warning and can go
County as far as Lights Creek Lane. (PLU Zone: 018B)
• Mt. Hough north of Quincy to south of Arlington Road and Oakland
Campground area. (PLU Zone: 016B)
• Hwy 70 at Black Hawk Rd, south to Barlow Rd and everything west to
Snake Lake (PLU Zone: 012B)
• Crescent Mills (PLU Zone: 014A)
• Includes both sides of Hwy 70 in the areas of Rock Creek, Storrie. –
• Round Valley Reservoir, Dixie Canyon, Indian Falls (PLU Zone: 011)
• Dixie Mountain, north to the Plumas Lassen County Line, to include,
Jordan Flats, Ferris Flat, Fitch Canyon and Cottonwood Mountain. (PLU
Zone: 034)
• East of Hwy 147 at CO A-13, to little Dyer Mtn, southeast to Dyer Mtn.
(PLU Zone: 010)
• North of Mt. Hough, west of Taylorsville (PLU Zone 15)
• Sugar Loaf | Frenchman Road near Bloomer Lake Road, north to the
county line, and the Plumas side of Doyle Grade. (PLU Zone: 43A)
• The north side of Chandler Road from Quincy Jct. Rd east to Hwy 70
and the north side of Hwy 70 from Chandler Rd east to just west of
Massack [PLU Zone 17-D and 17-C]
• Hwy 70 at Massack, east to the east side of Lee Summit and everything
north of those locations to the area of Argentine Rock and the south
boundary of Zone 21. This includes Greenhorn and the north side of

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 Spring Garden [PLU Zone 22A]

Plumas County Website: https://www.plumascounty.us

Sheriff Website: https://plumascounty.us/587/Sheriff-Coroner
Sheriff Dixie Fire Information:
https://plumascounty.us/2868/Dixie-Fire-Information
Sheriff Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/plumascountysheriff
Plumas National Forest: https://www.fs.usda.gov/plumas

Evacuation BUTTE COUNTY EVACUATION ORDERS

Orders Butte
County None

Evacuation BUTTE COUNTY EVACUATION WARNINGS

Warning Butte
County • Butte Meadows. This will include Humboldt Rd at Thatcher Ridge, up to
Cherry Hill Campgrounds, north to the Butte/Tehama County lines.
• Jonesville area. The Warning will encompass State Route 32 at the
Dixie Fire
Butte/Tehama County line, east to the area of Cherry Hill Campground,
Butte County
southeast to Snag Lake, southwest to Skyway at Bull Creek, north
Fire Information
along Skyway to Humboldt Road.
• Snag Lake area. This will include Humbug Summit Rd at the
Butte/Plumas County lines, southwest across Snag Lake to Humbug
Summit Rd and Skyway. This warning includes the area surrounding
High Lakes Rd near the Carr Mine.
• Lake Philbrook area. This area includes Philbrook Lake south to Browns
Ravine Rd just east of 25 N22, east to the Butte/Plumas County lines.

Evacuation LASSEN COUNTY EVACUATION ORDERS

Orders Lassen
County
• North of Hwy 36 south of Hwy 44 from the Lassen County Line
east to Devil’s Corral – Zones LAS-E027-A, E029-A, E028
• The area south of Hwy 44 from the Lassen County line east to
McCoy Flat including Silver Lake, Juniper Lake, and the Caribou
Wilderness Area – Zone LAS-E031A&B
• South of Hwy 36 south and east of Mtn Meadows Reservoir east
to Coppervale – Zones LAS-E019, EO18, E026, E017-A
• Janesville and Milford east of the Plumas County Ln from
Janesville Grade south to Milford Grade along the mountain side
(unpopulated area) Zones LAS-E012-K, E010-B, C, F

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 Evacuation Evacuation Warnings remain in place for:
Warnings Lassen
County • South of Hwy 36 from Devil’s Corral east to Korver Rd and south to
Gold Run Rd Zone LAS-E016-G
• Janesville and Milford west of Hwy 395 from Janesville Grade
south to Milford Grade and west to the base of the mountains
(unpopulated area) Zones LAS-E012-F,J LAS-E010-G&H LAS-
E010A, D, E and LAS-E009-B
• Milford west (mountain side) of Hwy 395 from Milford Grade
south to the intersection of County Rd A26 Garnier Rd - Zones
LAS-E009-A and E001-A
• Clear Creek, Westwood, and Pine Town area south of Hwy 36
from the Lassen County line east to the Willard Hill area – Zones
LAS-E020, EO23, E027-B, E029-B
• Bizz Johnson Trail area south of Hwy 36 from Thumper Hill east
to Miller Crossing and south to Bauer Rd – Zone LAS-016-B, D,
E27
• Willard Creek Rd south of Hwy 36 and Korver Rd from Hwy 36
south to the fork of Korver Rd – Zones LAS-E016-A and E017-C
• Area south of Hwy 44, north of Hwy 36, west to Hog Flat
Reservoir – Zones LAS-E030-A & B

Lassen County Lassen County Damage Inspection Map: https://arcg.is/0GvCeX

Resources Lassen County Web site: http://www.co.lassen.ca.us
Sheriff Website: https://tinyurl.com/sy9frpx6
Sheriff Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LassenSheriff
Lassen National Forest: https://www.fs.usda.gov/lassen

Evacuation TEHAMA COUNTY EVACUATION ORDERS

Orders Tehama
• TEH C16- Subzones 223, 224 and 228.The area of MillCreek, Childs
County
Meadows and Fire Mountain Lodge remain in an evacuation order.
• TEH D16
• TEH B17 and C17-for the area of Childs Meadows/HighlandsResort.
Dixie Fire This will include subzones 228 and 227 Area of Mill Creek, south of
Tehama County Lassen Volcanic Park
Fire Information • TEH 1 (D17)- for the Wilson Creek, Slate Creek, and
Area of Mill Creek, south of Lassen Volcanic Park
• TEH C18- for the area of Wilson Lake.
• THE C19- for the area to the east of Wilson Lake, to the
Tehama/Plumas County line.

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 Evacuation TEHAMA COUNTY EVACUATION WARNINGS
Warnings • TEH 1 (D18, D19, E18, E19)- for the St. Bernard’s Lodgeand Elam-
Tehama County Carter Creek areas.
• T Zone 1- Includes the area of Colby Creek. The order will begin at the
Butte and Tehama County line, west along the Tehama County Line to
Tehama County the intersection with SR32, north along the SR32 corridor to the
Resources intersection with SR36, from the intersection with SR32 and SR36,
east along SR36 to the intersection with Plumas and Tehama County
Line.
• TEH C16- subzones 221, 222, 225 and 226. These areas are
described as the CommunityofMineral, north of Highway 36 to the
Shasta County line and south to the area of Yellowjack.
• TEH B16

Tehama County Website: https://www.co.tehama.ca.us/

Sheriff Website: https://tehamaso.org/
Tehama Alert: https://tehamaso.org/tehama-alert/
Tehama Evacuation Map: https://tinyurl.com/2adkfcm8

Evacuation
SHASTA COUNTY EVACUATION ORDERS
Orders Shasta
County Hat Creek Rim east to the Shasta County Line and south of SR-44

Evacuation SHASTA COUNTY EVACUATION WARNINGS

Warnings Shasta The areas of Hat Creek and Old Station for both sides of SR-44 from Big Pines
County Road north of Brians Way

Shelter Locations
Plumas County/Lassen County
• Holy Family Catholic Church 108 Taylor Ave. Portola, CA

American Red Cross Public Information Line: (855) 755-7711

Plumas County
Animal Shelters
• Plumas County Fairgrounds 204 Fairground Road, Quincy (large
animals)
• 201 Mill Creek Rd. Quincy (small animals)
• Recreation Center 101 Meadowbrook Lane, Chester
Tehama County
• Tehama County Complex 1830 Walnut Street, Red Bluff
(large and small animals)
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Wildlife Rescue Wildlife Disaster network
• Response for injured wildlife: 1-800-942-6459
• Gold Country Wildlife Rescue: 1-530-885-0862
Public traveling in or near evacuated areas should follow egress route
directions identified in the evacuation notifications. Directions providedby
mobile devices and GPS units could lead drivers into hazardous areas.
Motorists are encouraged to call 1-800-427-7623 for highway information as
roadway conditions remain dynamic.

Road Closures Tehama County

• SR-36 eastbound @ SR-89 (Lassen Volcanic National Park entrance)
• SR-172 eastbound (Westside-Mineral) @ SR-36
• SR-36 westbound @ SR-32
Shasta County
• Lassen Volcanic National Park (LVNP) is closed.
Lassen County
• SR-36 @ SR-44
• SR-36 east of the town of Westwood @ the “Old Chimney” landmark.
No eastbound SR-36 traffic.
• Janesville Grade @ “Granite Lookout.”

Plumas County
• Indian Falls Road @ SR-89. No westbound Indian Falls Road traffic.
• Greenville Wolf Creek Road just west of SR-89. No westbound
Greenville Wolf Creek Road traffic.
• Pecks Valley Road northbound @ North Valley Road eastbound.
• North Valley Road northbound @ North Arm Road.
• Dixie Valley Road @ SR-89. No northbound Dixie Valley Road traffic.
• Arlington Road eastbound at Viacava Ranch Road. No eastbound
Arlington Road traffic.
• Main Street both directions @ SR-89
• Beckwourth Genesee Road westbound @ Antelope Road

National Forest USDA Forest Service has temporarily closed nine Northern California
National Forests for Public Safety. (See Regional Order No. 21-04:
Closures Emergency Forest Closure and Press Release) The closure order includes
1. Tahoe National Forest, 2. Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, 3. Plumas
National Forest, 4. Lassen National Forest, 5. Mendocino National Forest,
6. Klamath National Forest, 7. Six Rivers National Forest, 8. Shasta-Trinity
National Forest, and 9. Modoc National Forest.
See https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd945702.pdf
https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/r5/news-events/?cid=FSEPRD945706
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 Bureau of Land The Bizz Johnson National Recreation Trail near Susanville, as the Bureau of
Management Land Management has rescinded a temporary emergency closure associated
with the Dixie Fire. Also reopened are the Hobo Camp and Devil’s Corral
trailheads and all other BLM-managed lands that were affected by the
emergency closure that went into effect Aug. 16. This includes BLM-managed
lands south of California Highway 36, west of U. S. 395. and north and east of
the Lassen National Forest boundary.

Lassen National Forest -Eagle Lake and Hat Creek Campsites available
Evacuee for evacuees. Contact [email protected] or call 530-338-8745.
Campsites Evacuees need to check in with the campsite's hosts. Before you go,
make sure the campgrounds are not under any evacuation warnings.

Lassen Volcanic
National Park All of Lassen National Park is closed to all access due to the Dixie Fire.
ASSIGNED RESOURCES
Engines: 382 Water Tenders: 191 Helicopters: 19 Hand Crews: 67 Dozers: 163
Other: Total Personnel: 4,706
Numerous firefighting air tankers from throughout the State are flying fire
Air Tankers:
suppression missions as conditions allow.
Cooperating Agencies: Butte County Sheriff's Office, Plumas County Sheriff's Office, Lassen
County Sheriff's Office, Tehama County Sheriff's Office, Shasta County Sheriff's Office, CHP, PG&E,
CAL OES, CAL-EMSA, California National Guard, California Conservation Corps, CAL TRANS,
Sierra Pacific Industries, W.M. Beaty and Associates, Collins Pine, California Department of
Corrections, Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad, Union Pacific Railroad
To learn more about wildfire preparedness visit:
www.readyforwildfire.org
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