Providing Shelter, food and water. The Dixie Fire has now burned 103,910 acres as of Thursday morning. Firefighters say they are continuing to aggressively battle the flames, which are still moving northeast. Limited access and steep terrain remains a problem for crews. While the incident has now been burning for a week, slightly more containment is also now being reported. After days of being stuck at 15 percent, Cal Fire reported on Thursday that containment is now up to 17 percent.
Numerous evacuation orders still remain in effect in Butte, Lassen and Plumas counties.
Wednesday night, Cal Fire confirmed that at least eight structures had been destroyed by the Dixie Fire so far. It’s unclear if any of those structures were homes, however.
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California---Providing support for the firefighters and shelter, food and water for victims of this disaster. The fire has seen rapid growth, outpacing the Lava Fire to become the largest active fire in Northern California as well as the largest in California this year. The Beckwourth Complex Fire has already burned thousands of acres of fuel and destroyed several homes in Plumas County.
The complex is comprised of the Dotta Fire, which started on June 30, and the Sugar Fire, which started on July 2, and both were sparked by lightning. After U.S. Forest Service officials previously said that the fires would soon be under control, they were whipped up by hot winds, pushing the Sugar Fire to grow by eight times its size on Thursday. Fire lines were forced back and containment plummeted from 30% down to 9%. Evacuation orders remain in place for parts of Plumas County. Communities in Dixie Valley were told to leave as the fire surged on Thursday, and several roads are still shut down in the fire zone. Additional evacuations were ordered in Nevada’s Washoe County.
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Supporting the 9 victims families during this tragedy. Location: Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority. Nine people were killed, not including the shooter, officials said. One person had been wounded and was listed in critical condition but died later on Wednesday. The victims were identified Wednesday as Paul Delacruz Megia, 42; Taptejdeep Singh, 36; Adrian Balleza, 29; Jose Dejesus Hernandez III, 35; Timothy Michael Romo, 49; Michael Joseph Rudometkin 40; Abdolvahab Alaghmandan, 63; and Lars Kepler Lane, 63. Alex Ward Fritch, 49, was the ninth victim who died Wednesday evening. The suspected gunman in the shooting at a San Jose, California, light rail yard has been identified as Sam Cassidy. We are praying for the families.
Providing shelter food and water to firefighters and residents. The Palisades Fire grew over the weekend to consume over 1,325 acres in western Lost Angeles County by Sunday afternoon, with zero containment as of 1:30 p.m. PT. In the dense chaparral between Malibu and Santa Monica, a mandatory evacuation has affected some 1,000 people in 500 homes. Los Angeles County authorities looked Sunday for a potential arsonist who might have set off a brush fire deemed to be a suspicious fire and it remains an open, active investigation. Firefighters were on the ground “in the difficult terrain” working to dig lines in the ground to stop the spread of the fire, and helicopters were dropping water.
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