Command of the Buzzard Complex and Camp Creek Fires will be returned to the local units on Monday, July 28th at 6 p.m.
This will be the last update you receive from Oregon Interagency Incident Management Team 4.
We appreciate the support of the community while in the area.
Current Status:The fires are located 45 SE of Burns, OR.
Estimated Acreage: 395,747
Containment: 98 percent
Cause: Lightning
Date Started: 7/14/2014
Resources on the Fire:
Helicopters: 2
Engines: 9
Dozers: 7
Total Personnel: 214
Fire Weather:Hot, dry and increasingly unstable air will be in place on Monday.
Monday, July 28, 2014
Sunday, July 27, 2014
Smoke Visible on Buzzard Complex Sunday Afternoon
Higher temperatures and lower humidities are causing interior smokes on the Buzzard Complex this afternoon, primarily on the south side of the fire and especially visible from Highway 78, Mile Post 56.
Firefighters are aware of the increased activity and are monitoring and addressing smokes as they occur.
Containment lines continue to hold.
Firefighters are aware of the increased activity and are monitoring and addressing smokes as they occur.
Containment lines continue to hold.
Buzzard Complex Update - Sunday, July 27, 2014
Current Status: The fires are located 45 SE of Burns, OR. The Buzzard Complex is currently managed by Oregon Interagency Incident Management Team 4 (Brian J. Watts).
Estimated Acreage: 395,747
Containment: 95 percent
Cause: Lightning
Date Started: 7/14/2014
Resources on the Fire:
20-person fire crews: 4
Helicopters: 4
Engines: 12
Dozers: 6
Total Personnel: 331
Fire Information: Transition of the Buzzard Complex and Camp Creek Fire back to the home unit is scheduled for July 28, 2014.
Fire Weather: Hot, dry and increasingly unstable air will be in place on Sunday. Terrain-driven wind will prevail during the peak burning period.
http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/3951/
Saturday, July 26, 2014
Buzzard Complex Update - Saturday, July 26, 2014
Current Status:
Higher temperatures and lower humidities are causing many interior smokes on the Buzzard Complex this afternoon.
Firefighters were expecting this increased activity and are monitoring and addressing smokes as they occur.
Containment lines continue to hold.
The fires are located 45 SE of Burns, OR. The Buzzard Complex is currently managed by Oregon Interagency Incident Management Team 4 (Brian J. Watts).
Estimated Acreage: 395,747
Containment: 95 percent
Cause: Lightning
Date Started: 7/14/2014
Resources on the Fire:
20-person fire crews: 3
Helicopters: 2
Engines: 12
Dozers: 6
Total Personnel: 321
Fire Information: Rehabilitation continued today.
Fire Weather: A marked warming trend and very low relative humidity will build on Saturday. General winds will be light, so terrain-driven wind will prevail.
Smoke Visible from Buzzard Complex
Higher temperatures and lower humidities are causing many interior smokes on the Buzzard Complex this afternoon.
Firefighters were expecting increased activity and are monitoring and addressing smokes as they occur.
Containment lines continue to hold.
Firefighters were expecting increased activity and are monitoring and addressing smokes as they occur.
Containment lines continue to hold.
Friday, July 25, 2014
BUZZARD COMPLEX Update
Current Status:
The Buzzard Complex is currently managed by Oregon Interagency Incident Management Team 4 (Brian J. Watts).The fires are located 45 SE of Burns, OR.
The Buzzard Complex is currently managed by Oregon Interagency Incident Management Team 4 (Brian J. Watts).The fires are located 45 SE of Burns, OR.
Estimated Acreage: 395,747
Containment: 95
percent
Cause: Lightning
Date Started: 7/14/2014
Date Started: 7/14/2014
Resources on the Fire:
20-person fire crews: 3
20-person fire crews: 3
Helicopters: 2
Engines: 12
Total Personnel: 340
Fire Information:
Rehabilitation continued today. ORIIMT4 assumed command of the Camp Creek Fire at 5 p.m. on July 24.
Rehabilitation continued today. ORIIMT4 assumed command of the Camp Creek Fire at 5 p.m. on July 24.
Fire Weather:
A cool, dry and stable air mass will settle over the Buzzard Complex, with the winds easing through the day.
A cool, dry and stable air mass will settle over the Buzzard Complex, with the winds easing through the day.
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Buzzard Complex Update July 24, 2014
Contact: Fire Information Office Phone: (541) 493-2105
Update: Thursday, July 24,
2014 - 0800
Current Status:
The Buzzard Complex is currently managed by Oregon Interagency Incident Management Team 4 (Brian J. Watts).The fires are located 45 SE of Burns, OR.
The Buzzard Complex is currently managed by Oregon Interagency Incident Management Team 4 (Brian J. Watts).The fires are located 45 SE of Burns, OR.
Estimated Acreage: 395,747
Containment: 95 percent
Cause: Lightning
Date Started: 7/14/2014
Date Started: 7/14/2014
Resources on the Fire:
20-person fire crews: 3
20-person fire crews: 3
Helicopters: 2
Engines: 11
Total Personnel: 359
Fire Information:
Continue Rehabilitation of resource damage caused by suppression activities.
Buzzard Complex operational
resources will be assisting Vale District BLM on the Camp Creek Fire south of
Juntura OR. .
Fires within the Buzzard Complex:
Beaver
Creek - 22,863ac,
Buzzard
Fire 282,801ac,
Twin
Reservoir 10,355ac,
Bartlett
728ac,
Saddle
Draw 79,000ac
Fire Weather:
A cool, dry and stable air mass will settle over the Buzzard Complex, with the winds easing through the day.
A cool, dry and stable air mass will settle over the Buzzard Complex, with the winds easing through the day.
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