notes: 2020 Wildfires Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief Fund https://www.facebook.com/SCWRfund ----- Immaculate Conception Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief https://www.immacstayton.org/wildfire-relief Monetary donation can also be mailed to the following address: Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief Fund c/o Santiam SIT of Santiam Hospital 1401 North 10th Ave Stayton, OR 97383 Donations can be made online: www.SantiamHospital.org All monetary donations are tax-deductible. In-Kind Donation Collection Sites (outside evacuation zone) SIT Mobile– 101 Center Street Suite A Sublimity OR 97385, Monday-Friday 10 am to 4 pm Immaculate Conception Parish Hall (Main Doors)- 1077 N 6th Ave, Stayton, OR 97383. Monday-Friday 8 am to 4 pm, Sundays 7:30 am to 3:30 pm Cascade School District– 10226 Marion Road SE Turner, OR 97392, Monday-Friday 7:30-3:30. Santiam SIT / Wildfire Relief meetings will be open to the community. Resources will be matched to individuals and families whose needs will be presented to SIT via the extensive network of local service providers already established in the region. Also, individuals in need of financial, material, or service support can contact SIT directly: Call or text 503-409-3652 Email sitmobile@santiamhospital.org We are encouraging families and individuals to call or text us prior to going down to our distribution site because we want to assess their situation, determine immediate needs and long term supports needed. ------ Check www.TripCheck.com for all updates on road closures. FEMA - Oregon wildfire survivors Oregon Wildfires And Straight-line Winds (DR-4562-OR) If you sustained uninsured losses or damage due to wildfires beginning Sept. 7, 2020, you may be eligible for disaster aid. Federal funds are available to help eligible individuals recover from wildfire in Clackamas, Douglas, Jackson, Klamath, Lane, Lincoln, Linn and Marion Counties. To apply, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) TTY, call 1-800-462-7585 711 or Video Relay Service, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) For more, visit FEMA information or apply online at https://DisasterAssistance.gov ----- Wildfire assistance resources (Sept. 18) (MANY, MANY Resources listed) https://lebanon-express.com/news/local/wildfire-assistance-resources-sept-18/article_f6fd2b2a-2b80-5120-9ad8-8c29d493fe6c.html • A Facebook group has been opened to connect people with displaced livestock with others who have boarding facilities available at https://www.facebook.com/groups/linncountylivestock --- Valley Fire Resources https://www.cityofalbany.net/valleyfireresources Albany Oregon Response and Recovery https://albany.recovers.org/ ------ Linn County, OR Fire Departments https://www.firedepartment.net/directory/oregon/linn-county The Linn County, OR fire department directory includes 31 fire departments and fire stations (MAP). View detailed fire station information, including contact information, photos, maps, & more, by clicking the list of links below the map. --- http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html https://www.facebook.com/LinnSheriff/ Linn County Sheriff's Office website https://www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ Fire Evacuation and Status Live Updates The Linn County Sheriff’s Office is currently coordinating evacuation and advisory efforts with area law enforcement and fire agency partners, along with the State of Oregon, related to fires in the North Santiam Canyon areas of Idanha, Detroit, Gates, Mill City, Lyons and Mehama (Beachie Creek & Lions Head Fires). In addition, coordination efforts are actively underway for the areas of Crawfordsville, Holley, Upper Calapooia Road, and the HWY20 Corridor from Foster, and east to the Mountain House (Holiday Farm Fires). All notices listed below are in effect, until such time that they are downgraded. Residents will be notified via our cell phone alerting tool, Linn-Benton Alert System, our website here, and social media when it is safe to re-enter their areas. Please, do not call 9-1-1 unless you have an active emergency. We have set up a non-emergency line for wildfire related questions for those unable to access the internet at 541-812-2260. The following document helps summarize the different levels of evacuation and advisory mentioned. https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprd3852749.pdf ----- https://data.rgj.com/fires/incident/article/7170/56285/ Holiday Farm Fire Update 9/18 Springfield, Ore. -Infrared flight mapping was unavailable again last night, the Holiday Farm Fire's footprint is currently estimated at 172,510 acres and containment remains at 10%. The fire's perimeter measures more than 260 miles. A tree faller was injured by a fallen limb while working to clear roads within the fire area. He was transported to the hospital by ambulance for evaluation and treatment. His injuries do not appear to be life threatening. Friday's weather-An upper low will move across the fire area today and bring showers. The weather forecast continues to predict possible afternoon thunder storms with gusty erratic winds and small hail. Showers continue tonight and into Saturday but will gradually diminish. Wildland fire crews will continue working to improve and increase fire containment using hand crews, fire engines and heavy machinery. Crews will be taking advantage of the wet weather to clear roads in the Quartz Creek area and will continue to focus along Hwy 126. Yesterday crews found and addressed a ten-acre spot fire. Structural firefighters continue to work along Hwy 126 from Leaburg to Rainbow patrolling and clearing defensible space around houses. As conditions improve in and around buildings the need for structural resources is decreasing. This will allow these resources to return to protecting their home communities. The Urban Search and Rescue Team will be entirely working west of Nimrod. They have completed 1,273 structural evaluations in the fire area. Structures include commercial buildings, residences and outbuildings. The US&R team is hoping to finish their work today and will be released when their mission is complete. The Lane and Linn County Sheriff's Offices continue to work with fire operations personnel to modify evacuation zones where appropriate. For the latest information on evacuation areas, please visit: Lane County: www.lanecounty.org/mckenziefire Linn County: www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ Please continue to monitor cell phones, landlines, local media and official information sources for evacuation updates. Fire managers request that the public please avoid the area. Roads are closed in the fire area and much of the Willamette National Forest (WNF) and Northwest Oregon District BLM. Road hazards include falling trees and rocks and debris. For more information on closures on the WNF visit: https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/willamette/alerts-notices/?aid=61574 For more information on closures on the Northwest Oregon BLM visit: https://www.blm.gov/press-release/extreme-fire-activity-prompts-closure-bureau-land-management-lands-northwestern-oregon Fire personnel are warmed by the community's support but are unable to accept donations or use volunteers. The fire must use individuals with the appropriate qualifications. ### Emergency Notification - https://www.linnsheriff.org/community-resources/emergency-preparedness/ After the Fire https://www.usfa.fema.gov/downloads/pdf/publications/fa_46.pdf --------------- https://www.koin.com/news/wildfires/we-want-to-rebuild-santiam-canyon-residents-return/ https://www.statesmanjournal.com/story/news/2020/09/10/santiam-valley-fire-detroit-oregon-wildfires-mill-city-stayton/5765318002/ ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited. ------ Communities Cities Albany (county seat)(part), Brownsville, Fox Valley, Gates (part), Halsey, Harrisburg, Idanha (part), Lebanon, Lyons Mill City (part), Millersburg, Scio, Sodaville, Sweet Home, Tangent, Waterloo Census-designated places Cascadia, Crabtree, Crawfordsville, Holley, Lacomb, Peoria, Shedd, South Lebanon, West Scio Unincorporated communities Calapooia, Foster, Jordan, Kingston, Marion Forks, Riverside, Santiam Junction -> 2020 Wildfires Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief Fund https://www.facebook.com/SCWRfund ----- Immaculate Conception Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief https://www.immacstayton.org/wildfire-relief Monetary donation can also be mailed to the following address: Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief Fund c/o Santiam SIT of Santiam Hospital 1401 North 10th Ave Stayton, OR 97383 Donations can be made online: www.SantiamHospital.org All monetary donations are tax-deductible. In-Kind Donation Collection Sites (outside evacuation zone) SIT Mobile– 101 Center Street Suite A Sublimity OR 97385, Monday-Friday 10 am to 4 pm Immaculate Conception Parish Hall (Main Doors)- 1077 N 6th Ave, Stayton, OR 97383. Monday-Friday 8 am to 4 pm, Sundays 7:30 am to 3:30 pm Cascade School District– 10226 Marion Road SE Turner, OR 97392, Monday-Friday 7:30-3:30. Santiam SIT / Wildfire Relief meetings will be open to the community. Resources will be matched to individuals and families whose needs will be presented to SIT via the extensive network of local service providers already established in the region. Also, individuals in need of financial, material, or service support can contact SIT directly: Call or text 503-409-3652 Email sitmobile@santiamhospital.org We are encouraging families and individuals to call or text us prior to going down to our distribution site because we want to assess their situation, determine immediate needs and long term supports needed. ------ Check www.TripCheck.com for all updates on road closures. FEMA - Oregon wildfire survivors Oregon Wildfires And Straight-line Winds (DR-4562-OR) If you sustained uninsured losses or damage due to wildfires beginning Sept. 7, 2020, you may be eligible for disaster aid. Federal funds are available to help eligible individuals recover from wildfire in Clackamas, Douglas, Jackson, Klamath, Lane, Lincoln, Linn and Marion Counties. To apply, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) TTY, call 1-800-462-7585 711 or Video Relay Service, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) For more, visit FEMA information or apply online at https://DisasterAssistance.gov IF DENIED: https://www.kgw.com/article/news/local/wildfire/how-you-can-appeal-if-fema-denied-your-wildfire-disaster-relief/283-f8a0a72c-aa01-4a59-9c29-56cc3c304b60 ----- Wildfire assistance resources (Sept. 18) (MANY, MANY Resources listed) https://lebanon-express.com/news/local/wildfire-assistance-resources-sept-18/article_f6fd2b2a-2b80-5120-9ad8-8c29d493fe6c.html • A Facebook group has been opened to connect people with displaced livestock with others who have boarding facilities available at https://www.facebook.com/groups/linncountylivestock --- Valley Fire Resources https://www.cityofalbany.net/valleyfireresources Albany Oregon Response and Recovery https://albany.recovers.org/ ------ Linn County, OR Fire Departments https://www.firedepartment.net/directory/oregon/linn-county The Linn County, OR fire department directory includes 31 fire departments and fire stations (MAP). View detailed fire station information, including contact information, photos, maps, & more, by clicking the list of links below the map. --- http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html https://www.facebook.com/LinnSheriff/ Linn County Sheriff's Office website https://www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ Fire Evacuation and Status Live Updates The Linn County Sheriff’s Office is currently coordinating evacuation and advisory efforts with area law enforcement and fire agency partners, along with the State of Oregon, related to fires in the North Santiam Canyon areas of Idanha, Detroit, Gates, Mill City, Lyons and Mehama (Beachie Creek & Lions Head Fires). In addition, coordination efforts are actively underway for the areas of Crawfordsville, Holley, Upper Calapooia Road, and the HWY20 Corridor from Foster, and east to the Mountain House (Holiday Farm Fires). All notices listed below are in effect, until such time that they are downgraded. Residents will be notified via our cell phone alerting tool, Linn-Benton Alert System, our website here, and social media when it is safe to re-enter their areas. Please, do not call 9-1-1 unless you have an active emergency. We have set up a non-emergency line for wildfire related questions for those unable to access the internet at 541-812-2260. The following document helps summarize the different levels of evacuation and advisory mentioned. https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprd3852749.pdf ----- https://data.rgj.com/fires/incident/article/7170/56285/ Holiday Farm Fire Update 9/18 Springfield, Ore. -Infrared flight mapping was unavailable again last night, the Holiday Farm Fire's footprint is currently estimated at 172,510 acres and containment remains at 10%. The fire's perimeter measures more than 260 miles. A tree faller was injured by a fallen limb while working to clear roads within the fire area. He was transported to the hospital by ambulance for evaluation and treatment. His injuries do not appear to be life threatening. Friday's weather-An upper low will move across the fire area today and bring showers. The weather forecast continues to predict possible afternoon thunder storms with gusty erratic winds and small hail. Showers continue tonight and into Saturday but will gradually diminish. Wildland fire crews will continue working to improve and increase fire containment using hand crews, fire engines and heavy machinery. Crews will be taking advantage of the wet weather to clear roads in the Quartz Creek area and will continue to focus along Hwy 126. Yesterday crews found and addressed a ten-acre spot fire. Structural firefighters continue to work along Hwy 126 from Leaburg to Rainbow patrolling and clearing defensible space around houses. As conditions improve in and around buildings the need for structural resources is decreasing. This will allow these resources to return to protecting their home communities. The Urban Search and Rescue Team will be entirely working west of Nimrod. They have completed 1,273 structural evaluations in the fire area. Structures include commercial buildings, residences and outbuildings. The US&R team is hoping to finish their work today and will be released when their mission is complete. The Lane and Linn County Sheriff's Offices continue to work with fire operations personnel to modify evacuation zones where appropriate. For the latest information on evacuation areas, please visit: Lane County: www.lanecounty.org/mckenziefire Linn County: www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ Please continue to monitor cell phones, landlines, local media and official information sources for evacuation updates. Fire managers request that the public please avoid the area. Roads are closed in the fire area and much of the Willamette National Forest (WNF) and Northwest Oregon District BLM. Road hazards include falling trees and rocks and debris. For more information on closures on the WNF visit: https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/willamette/alerts-notices/?aid=61574 For more information on closures on the Northwest Oregon BLM visit: https://www.blm.gov/press-release/extreme-fire-activity-prompts-closure-bureau-land-management-lands-northwestern-oregon Fire personnel are warmed by the community's support but are unable to accept donations or use volunteers. The fire must use individuals with the appropriate qualifications. ### Emergency Notification - https://www.linnsheriff.org/community-resources/emergency-preparedness/ After the Fire https://www.usfa.fema.gov/downloads/pdf/publications/fa_46.pdf --------------- https://www.koin.com/news/wildfires/we-want-to-rebuild-santiam-canyon-residents-return/ https://www.statesmanjournal.com/story/news/2020/09/10/santiam-valley-fire-detroit-oregon-wildfires-mill-city-stayton/5765318002/ ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited. ------ Communities Cities Albany (county seat)(part), Brownsville, Fox Valley, Gates (part), Halsey, Harrisburg, Idanha (part), Lebanon, Lyons Mill City (part), Millersburg, Scio, Sodaville, Sweet Home, Tangent, Waterloo Census-designated places Cascadia, Crabtree, Crawfordsville, Holley, Lacomb, Peoria, Shedd, South Lebanon, West Scio Unincorporated communities Calapooia, Foster, Jordan, Kingston, Marion Forks, Riverside, Santiam Junction

notes: 2020 Wildfires Oregon wildfire survivors Oregon Wildfires And Straight-line Winds (DR-4562-OR) If you sustained uninsured losses or damage due to wildfires beginning Sept. 7, 2020, you may be eligible for disaster aid. Federal funds are available to help eligible individuals recover from wildfire in Clackamas, Douglas, Jackson, Klamath, Lane, Lincoln, Linn and Marion Counties. To apply, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) TTY, call 1-800-462-7585 711 or Video Relay Service, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) For more, visit FEMA information or apply online at https://DisasterAssistance.gov ----- Wildfire assistance resources (Sept. 18) (MANY, MANY Resources listed) https://lebanon-express.com/news/local/wildfire-assistance-resources-sept-18/article_f6fd2b2a-2b80-5120-9ad8-8c29d493fe6c.html • A Facebook group has been opened to connect people with displaced livestock with others who have boarding facilities available at https://www.facebook.com/groups/linncountylivestock More info Check the Linn County Sheriff's Office website at https://www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ for the latest information. ------ http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html ----- https://data.rgj.com/fires/incident/article/7170/56285/ Holiday Farm Fire Update 9/18 Springfield, Ore. -Infrared flight mapping was unavailable again last night, the Holiday Farm Fire's footprint is currently estimated at 172,510 acres and containment remains at 10%. The fire's perimeter measures more than 260 miles. A tree faller was injured by a fallen limb while working to clear roads within the fire area. He was transported to the hospital by ambulance for evaluation and treatment. His injuries do not appear to be life threatening. Friday's weather-An upper low will move across the fire area today and bring showers. The weather forecast continues to predict possible afternoon thunder storms with gusty erratic winds and small hail. Showers continue tonight and into Saturday but will gradually diminish. Wildland fire crews will continue working to improve and increase fire containment using hand crews, fire engines and heavy machinery. Crews will be taking advantage of the wet weather to clear roads in the Quartz Creek area and will continue to focus along Hwy 126. Yesterday crews found and addressed a ten-acre spot fire. Structural firefighters continue to work along Hwy 126 from Leaburg to Rainbow patrolling and clearing defensible space around houses. As conditions improve in and around buildings the need for structural resources is decreasing. This will allow these resources to return to protecting their home communities. The Urban Search and Rescue Team will be entirely working west of Nimrod. They have completed 1,273 structural evaluations in the fire area. Structures include commercial buildings, residences and outbuildings. The US&R team is hoping to finish their work today and will be released when their mission is complete. The Lane and Linn County Sheriff's Offices continue to work with fire operations personnel to modify evacuation zones where appropriate. For the latest information on evacuation areas, please visit: Lane County: www.lanecounty.org/mckenziefire Linn County: www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ Please continue to monitor cell phones, landlines, local media and official information sources for evacuation updates. Fire managers request that the public please avoid the area. Roads are closed in the fire area and much of the Willamette National Forest (WNF) and Northwest Oregon District BLM. Road hazards include falling trees and rocks and debris. For more information on closures on the WNF visit: https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/willamette/alerts-notices/?aid=61574 For more information on closures on the Northwest Oregon BLM visit: https://www.blm.gov/press-release/extreme-fire-activity-prompts-closure-bureau-land-management-lands-northwestern-oregon Fire personnel are warmed by the community's support but are unable to accept donations or use volunteers. The fire must use individuals with the appropriate qualifications. ### ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited. -> 2020 Wildfires Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief Fund https://www.facebook.com/SCWRfund ----- Immaculate Conception Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief https://www.immacstayton.org/wildfire-relief Monetary donation can also be mailed to the following address: Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief Fund c/o Santiam SIT of Santiam Hospital 1401 North 10th Ave Stayton, OR 97383 Donations can be made online: www.SantiamHospital.org All monetary donations are tax-deductible. In-Kind Donation Collection Sites (outside evacuation zone) SIT Mobile– 101 Center Street Suite A Sublimity OR 97385, Monday-Friday 10 am to 4 pm Immaculate Conception Parish Hall (Main Doors)- 1077 N 6th Ave, Stayton, OR 97383. Monday-Friday 8 am to 4 pm, Sundays 7:30 am to 3:30 pm Cascade School District– 10226 Marion Road SE Turner, OR 97392, Monday-Friday 7:30-3:30. Santiam SIT / Wildfire Relief meetings will be open to the community. Resources will be matched to individuals and families whose needs will be presented to SIT via the extensive network of local service providers already established in the region. Also, individuals in need of financial, material, or service support can contact SIT directly: Call or text 503-409-3652 Email sitmobile@santiamhospital.org We are encouraging families and individuals to call or text us prior to going down to our distribution site because we want to assess their situation, determine immediate needs and long term supports needed. ------ Check www.TripCheck.com for all updates on road closures. FEMA - Oregon wildfire survivors Oregon Wildfires And Straight-line Winds (DR-4562-OR) If you sustained uninsured losses or damage due to wildfires beginning Sept. 7, 2020, you may be eligible for disaster aid. Federal funds are available to help eligible individuals recover from wildfire in Clackamas, Douglas, Jackson, Klamath, Lane, Lincoln, Linn and Marion Counties. To apply, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) TTY, call 1-800-462-7585 711 or Video Relay Service, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) For more, visit FEMA information or apply online at https://DisasterAssistance.gov ----- Wildfire assistance resources (Sept. 18) (MANY, MANY Resources listed) https://lebanon-express.com/news/local/wildfire-assistance-resources-sept-18/article_f6fd2b2a-2b80-5120-9ad8-8c29d493fe6c.html • A Facebook group has been opened to connect people with displaced livestock with others who have boarding facilities available at https://www.facebook.com/groups/linncountylivestock --- Valley Fire Resources https://www.cityofalbany.net/valleyfireresources Albany Oregon Response and Recovery https://albany.recovers.org/ ------ Linn County, OR Fire Departments https://www.firedepartment.net/directory/oregon/linn-county The Linn County, OR fire department directory includes 31 fire departments and fire stations (MAP). View detailed fire station information, including contact information, photos, maps, & more, by clicking the list of links below the map. --- http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html https://www.facebook.com/LinnSheriff/ Linn County Sheriff's Office website https://www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ Fire Evacuation and Status Live Updates The Linn County Sheriff’s Office is currently coordinating evacuation and advisory efforts with area law enforcement and fire agency partners, along with the State of Oregon, related to fires in the North Santiam Canyon areas of Idanha, Detroit, Gates, Mill City, Lyons and Mehama (Beachie Creek & Lions Head Fires). In addition, coordination efforts are actively underway for the areas of Crawfordsville, Holley, Upper Calapooia Road, and the HWY20 Corridor from Foster, and east to the Mountain House (Holiday Farm Fires). All notices listed below are in effect, until such time that they are downgraded. Residents will be notified via our cell phone alerting tool, Linn-Benton Alert System, our website here, and social media when it is safe to re-enter their areas. Please, do not call 9-1-1 unless you have an active emergency. We have set up a non-emergency line for wildfire related questions for those unable to access the internet at 541-812-2260. The following document helps summarize the different levels of evacuation and advisory mentioned. https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprd3852749.pdf ----- https://data.rgj.com/fires/incident/article/7170/56285/ Holiday Farm Fire Update 9/18 Springfield, Ore. -Infrared flight mapping was unavailable again last night, the Holiday Farm Fire's footprint is currently estimated at 172,510 acres and containment remains at 10%. The fire's perimeter measures more than 260 miles. A tree faller was injured by a fallen limb while working to clear roads within the fire area. He was transported to the hospital by ambulance for evaluation and treatment. His injuries do not appear to be life threatening. Friday's weather-An upper low will move across the fire area today and bring showers. The weather forecast continues to predict possible afternoon thunder storms with gusty erratic winds and small hail. Showers continue tonight and into Saturday but will gradually diminish. Wildland fire crews will continue working to improve and increase fire containment using hand crews, fire engines and heavy machinery. Crews will be taking advantage of the wet weather to clear roads in the Quartz Creek area and will continue to focus along Hwy 126. Yesterday crews found and addressed a ten-acre spot fire. Structural firefighters continue to work along Hwy 126 from Leaburg to Rainbow patrolling and clearing defensible space around houses. As conditions improve in and around buildings the need for structural resources is decreasing. This will allow these resources to return to protecting their home communities. The Urban Search and Rescue Team will be entirely working west of Nimrod. They have completed 1,273 structural evaluations in the fire area. Structures include commercial buildings, residences and outbuildings. The US&R team is hoping to finish their work today and will be released when their mission is complete. The Lane and Linn County Sheriff's Offices continue to work with fire operations personnel to modify evacuation zones where appropriate. For the latest information on evacuation areas, please visit: Lane County: www.lanecounty.org/mckenziefire Linn County: www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ Please continue to monitor cell phones, landlines, local media and official information sources for evacuation updates. Fire managers request that the public please avoid the area. Roads are closed in the fire area and much of the Willamette National Forest (WNF) and Northwest Oregon District BLM. Road hazards include falling trees and rocks and debris. For more information on closures on the WNF visit: https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/willamette/alerts-notices/?aid=61574 For more information on closures on the Northwest Oregon BLM visit: https://www.blm.gov/press-release/extreme-fire-activity-prompts-closure-bureau-land-management-lands-northwestern-oregon Fire personnel are warmed by the community's support but are unable to accept donations or use volunteers. The fire must use individuals with the appropriate qualifications. ### Emergency Notification - https://www.linnsheriff.org/community-resources/emergency-preparedness/ After the Fire https://www.usfa.fema.gov/downloads/pdf/publications/fa_46.pdf --------------- https://www.koin.com/news/wildfires/we-want-to-rebuild-santiam-canyon-residents-return/ https://www.statesmanjournal.com/story/news/2020/09/10/santiam-valley-fire-detroit-oregon-wildfires-mill-city-stayton/5765318002/ ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited. ------ Communities Cities Albany (county seat)(part), Brownsville, Fox Valley, Gates (part), Halsey, Harrisburg, Idanha (part), Lebanon, Lyons Mill City (part), Millersburg, Scio, Sodaville, Sweet Home, Tangent, Waterloo Census-designated places Cascadia, Crabtree, Crawfordsville, Holley, Lacomb, Peoria, Shedd, South Lebanon, West Scio Unincorporated communities Calapooia, Foster, Jordan, Kingston, Marion Forks, Riverside, Santiam Junction

notes: 2020 Wildfires Wildfire assistance resources (Sept. 18) (MANY, MANY Resources listed) https://lebanon-express.com/news/local/wildfire-assistance-resources-sept-18/article_f6fd2b2a-2b80-5120-9ad8-8c29d493fe6c.html • A Facebook group has been opened to connect people with displaced livestock with others who have boarding facilities available at https://www.facebook.com/groups/linncountylivestock More info Check the Linn County Sheriff's Office website at https://www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ for the latest information. ------ http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html ----- https://data.rgj.com/fires/incident/article/7170/56285/ Holiday Farm Fire Update 9/18 Springfield, Ore. -Infrared flight mapping was unavailable again last night, the Holiday Farm Fire's footprint is currently estimated at 172,510 acres and containment remains at 10%. The fire's perimeter measures more than 260 miles. A tree faller was injured by a fallen limb while working to clear roads within the fire area. He was transported to the hospital by ambulance for evaluation and treatment. His injuries do not appear to be life threatening. Friday's weather-An upper low will move across the fire area today and bring showers. The weather forecast continues to predict possible afternoon thunder storms with gusty erratic winds and small hail. Showers continue tonight and into Saturday but will gradually diminish. Wildland fire crews will continue working to improve and increase fire containment using hand crews, fire engines and heavy machinery. Crews will be taking advantage of the wet weather to clear roads in the Quartz Creek area and will continue to focus along Hwy 126. Yesterday crews found and addressed a ten-acre spot fire. Structural firefighters continue to work along Hwy 126 from Leaburg to Rainbow patrolling and clearing defensible space around houses. As conditions improve in and around buildings the need for structural resources is decreasing. This will allow these resources to return to protecting their home communities. The Urban Search and Rescue Team will be entirely working west of Nimrod. They have completed 1,273 structural evaluations in the fire area. Structures include commercial buildings, residences and outbuildings. The US&R team is hoping to finish their work today and will be released when their mission is complete. The Lane and Linn County Sheriff's Offices continue to work with fire operations personnel to modify evacuation zones where appropriate. For the latest information on evacuation areas, please visit: Lane County: www.lanecounty.org/mckenziefire Linn County: www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ Please continue to monitor cell phones, landlines, local media and official information sources for evacuation updates. Fire managers request that the public please avoid the area. Roads are closed in the fire area and much of the Willamette National Forest (WNF) and Northwest Oregon District BLM. Road hazards include falling trees and rocks and debris. For more information on closures on the WNF visit: https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/willamette/alerts-notices/?aid=61574 For more information on closures on the Northwest Oregon BLM visit: https://www.blm.gov/press-release/extreme-fire-activity-prompts-closure-bureau-land-management-lands-northwestern-oregon Fire personnel are warmed by the community's support but are unable to accept donations or use volunteers. The fire must use individuals with the appropriate qualifications. ### ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited. -> 2020 Wildfires Oregon wildfire survivors Oregon Wildfires And Straight-line Winds (DR-4562-OR) If you sustained uninsured losses or damage due to wildfires beginning Sept. 7, 2020, you may be eligible for disaster aid. Federal funds are available to help eligible individuals recover from wildfire in Clackamas, Douglas, Jackson, Klamath, Lane, Lincoln, Linn and Marion Counties. To apply, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) TTY, call 1-800-462-7585 711 or Video Relay Service, call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) For more, visit FEMA information or apply online at https://DisasterAssistance.gov ----- Wildfire assistance resources (Sept. 18) (MANY, MANY Resources listed) https://lebanon-express.com/news/local/wildfire-assistance-resources-sept-18/article_f6fd2b2a-2b80-5120-9ad8-8c29d493fe6c.html • A Facebook group has been opened to connect people with displaced livestock with others who have boarding facilities available at https://www.facebook.com/groups/linncountylivestock More info Check the Linn County Sheriff's Office website at https://www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ for the latest information. ------ http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html ----- https://data.rgj.com/fires/incident/article/7170/56285/ Holiday Farm Fire Update 9/18 Springfield, Ore. -Infrared flight mapping was unavailable again last night, the Holiday Farm Fire's footprint is currently estimated at 172,510 acres and containment remains at 10%. The fire's perimeter measures more than 260 miles. A tree faller was injured by a fallen limb while working to clear roads within the fire area. He was transported to the hospital by ambulance for evaluation and treatment. His injuries do not appear to be life threatening. Friday's weather-An upper low will move across the fire area today and bring showers. The weather forecast continues to predict possible afternoon thunder storms with gusty erratic winds and small hail. Showers continue tonight and into Saturday but will gradually diminish. Wildland fire crews will continue working to improve and increase fire containment using hand crews, fire engines and heavy machinery. Crews will be taking advantage of the wet weather to clear roads in the Quartz Creek area and will continue to focus along Hwy 126. Yesterday crews found and addressed a ten-acre spot fire. Structural firefighters continue to work along Hwy 126 from Leaburg to Rainbow patrolling and clearing defensible space around houses. As conditions improve in and around buildings the need for structural resources is decreasing. This will allow these resources to return to protecting their home communities. The Urban Search and Rescue Team will be entirely working west of Nimrod. They have completed 1,273 structural evaluations in the fire area. Structures include commercial buildings, residences and outbuildings. The US&R team is hoping to finish their work today and will be released when their mission is complete. The Lane and Linn County Sheriff's Offices continue to work with fire operations personnel to modify evacuation zones where appropriate. For the latest information on evacuation areas, please visit: Lane County: www.lanecounty.org/mckenziefire Linn County: www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ Please continue to monitor cell phones, landlines, local media and official information sources for evacuation updates. Fire managers request that the public please avoid the area. Roads are closed in the fire area and much of the Willamette National Forest (WNF) and Northwest Oregon District BLM. Road hazards include falling trees and rocks and debris. For more information on closures on the WNF visit: https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/willamette/alerts-notices/?aid=61574 For more information on closures on the Northwest Oregon BLM visit: https://www.blm.gov/press-release/extreme-fire-activity-prompts-closure-bureau-land-management-lands-northwestern-oregon Fire personnel are warmed by the community's support but are unable to accept donations or use volunteers. The fire must use individuals with the appropriate qualifications. ### ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited.

notes: 2020 Wildfires Wildfire assistance resources (Sept. 18) https://lebanon-express.com/news/local/wildfire-assistance-resources-sept-18/article_f6fd2b2a-2b80-5120-9ad8-8c29d493fe6c.html ------ http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited. -> 2020 Wildfires Wildfire assistance resources (Sept. 18) (MANY, MANY Resources listed) https://lebanon-express.com/news/local/wildfire-assistance-resources-sept-18/article_f6fd2b2a-2b80-5120-9ad8-8c29d493fe6c.html • A Facebook group has been opened to connect people with displaced livestock with others who have boarding facilities available at https://www.facebook.com/groups/linncountylivestock ------ http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited.

notes: http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited. -> 2020 Wildfires Wildfire assistance resources (Sept. 18) https://lebanon-express.com/news/local/wildfire-assistance-resources-sept-18/article_f6fd2b2a-2b80-5120-9ad8-8c29d493fe6c.html ------ http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited.

notes: 2020 Wildfires Wildfire assistance resources (Sept. 18) (MANY, MANY Resources listed) https://lebanon-express.com/news/local/wildfire-assistance-resources-sept-18/article_f6fd2b2a-2b80-5120-9ad8-8c29d493fe6c.html • A Facebook group has been opened to connect people with displaced livestock with others who have boarding facilities available at https://www.facebook.com/groups/linncountylivestock ------ http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited. -> 2020 Wildfires Wildfire assistance resources (Sept. 18) (MANY, MANY Resources listed) https://lebanon-express.com/news/local/wildfire-assistance-resources-sept-18/article_f6fd2b2a-2b80-5120-9ad8-8c29d493fe6c.html • A Facebook group has been opened to connect people with displaced livestock with others who have boarding facilities available at https://www.facebook.com/groups/linncountylivestock More info Check the Linn County Sheriff's Office website at https://www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ for the latest information. ------ http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited.

notes: 2020 Wildfires Wildfire assistance resources (Sept. 18) (MANY, MANY Resources listed) https://lebanon-express.com/news/local/wildfire-assistance-resources-sept-18/article_f6fd2b2a-2b80-5120-9ad8-8c29d493fe6c.html • A Facebook group has been opened to connect people with displaced livestock with others who have boarding facilities available at https://www.facebook.com/groups/linncountylivestock More info Check the Linn County Sheriff's Office website at https://www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ for the latest information. ------ http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited. -> 2020 Wildfires Wildfire assistance resources (Sept. 18) (MANY, MANY Resources listed) https://lebanon-express.com/news/local/wildfire-assistance-resources-sept-18/article_f6fd2b2a-2b80-5120-9ad8-8c29d493fe6c.html • A Facebook group has been opened to connect people with displaced livestock with others who have boarding facilities available at https://www.facebook.com/groups/linncountylivestock More info Check the Linn County Sheriff's Office website at https://www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ for the latest information. ------ http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html ----- https://data.rgj.com/fires/incident/article/7170/56285/ Holiday Farm Fire Update 9/18 Springfield, Ore. -Infrared flight mapping was unavailable again last night, the Holiday Farm Fire\\\\\\\\'s footprint is currently estimated at 172,510 acres and containment remains at 10%. The fire\\\\\\\\'s perimeter measures more than 260 miles. A tree faller was injured by a fallen limb while working to clear roads within the fire area. He was transported to the hospital by ambulance for evaluation and treatment. His injuries do not appear to be life threatening. Friday\\\\\\\\'s weather-An upper low will move across the fire area today and bring showers. The weather forecast continues to predict possible afternoon thunder storms with gusty erratic winds and small hail. Showers continue tonight and into Saturday but will gradually diminish. Wildland fire crews will continue working to improve and increase fire containment using hand crews, fire engines and heavy machinery. Crews will be taking advantage of the wet weather to clear roads in the Quartz Creek area and will continue to focus along Hwy 126. Yesterday crews found and addressed a ten-acre spot fire. Structural firefighters continue to work along Hwy 126 from Leaburg to Rainbow patrolling and clearing defensible space around houses. As conditions improve in and around buildings the need for structural resources is decreasing. This will allow these resources to return to protecting their home communities. The Urban Search and Rescue Team will be entirely working west of Nimrod. They have completed 1,273 structural evaluations in the fire area. Structures include commercial buildings, residences and outbuildings. The US&R team is hoping to finish their work today and will be released when their mission is complete. The Lane and Linn County Sheriff\\\\\\\\'s Offices continue to work with fire operations personnel to modify evacuation zones where appropriate. For the latest information on evacuation areas, please visit: Lane County: www.lanecounty.org/mckenziefire Linn County: www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ Please continue to monitor cell phones, landlines, local media and official information sources for evacuation updates. Fire managers request that the public please avoid the area. Roads are closed in the fire area and much of the Willamette National Forest (WNF) and Northwest Oregon District BLM. Road hazards include falling trees and rocks and debris. For more information on closures on the WNF visit: https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/willamette/alerts-notices/?aid=61574 For more information on closures on the Northwest Oregon BLM visit: https://www.blm.gov/press-release/extreme-fire-activity-prompts-closure-bureau-land-management-lands-northwestern-oregon Fire personnel are warmed by the community\\\\\\\\'s support but are unable to accept donations or use volunteers. The fire must use individuals with the appropriate qualifications. ### ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited.

notes: 2020 Wildfires Wildfire assistance resources (Sept. 18) (MANY, MANY Resources listed) https://lebanon-express.com/news/local/wildfire-assistance-resources-sept-18/article_f6fd2b2a-2b80-5120-9ad8-8c29d493fe6c.html • A Facebook group has been opened to connect people with displaced livestock with others who have boarding facilities available at https://www.facebook.com/groups/linncountylivestock More info Check the Linn County Sheriff's Office website at https://www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ for the latest information. ------ http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html ----- https://data.rgj.com/fires/incident/article/7170/56285/ Holiday Farm Fire Update 9/18 Springfield, Ore. -Infrared flight mapping was unavailable again last night, the Holiday Farm Fire\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s footprint is currently estimated at 172,510 acres and containment remains at 10%. The fire\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s perimeter measures more than 260 miles. A tree faller was injured by a fallen limb while working to clear roads within the fire area. He was transported to the hospital by ambulance for evaluation and treatment. His injuries do not appear to be life threatening. Friday\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s weather-An upper low will move across the fire area today and bring showers. The weather forecast continues to predict possible afternoon thunder storms with gusty erratic winds and small hail. Showers continue tonight and into Saturday but will gradually diminish. Wildland fire crews will continue working to improve and increase fire containment using hand crews, fire engines and heavy machinery. Crews will be taking advantage of the wet weather to clear roads in the Quartz Creek area and will continue to focus along Hwy 126. Yesterday crews found and addressed a ten-acre spot fire. Structural firefighters continue to work along Hwy 126 from Leaburg to Rainbow patrolling and clearing defensible space around houses. As conditions improve in and around buildings the need for structural resources is decreasing. This will allow these resources to return to protecting their home communities. The Urban Search and Rescue Team will be entirely working west of Nimrod. They have completed 1,273 structural evaluations in the fire area. Structures include commercial buildings, residences and outbuildings. The US&R team is hoping to finish their work today and will be released when their mission is complete. The Lane and Linn County Sheriff\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Offices continue to work with fire operations personnel to modify evacuation zones where appropriate. For the latest information on evacuation areas, please visit: Lane County: www.lanecounty.org/mckenziefire Linn County: www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ Please continue to monitor cell phones, landlines, local media and official information sources for evacuation updates. Fire managers request that the public please avoid the area. Roads are closed in the fire area and much of the Willamette National Forest (WNF) and Northwest Oregon District BLM. Road hazards include falling trees and rocks and debris. For more information on closures on the WNF visit: https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/willamette/alerts-notices/?aid=61574 For more information on closures on the Northwest Oregon BLM visit: https://www.blm.gov/press-release/extreme-fire-activity-prompts-closure-bureau-land-management-lands-northwestern-oregon Fire personnel are warmed by the community\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s support but are unable to accept donations or use volunteers. The fire must use individuals with the appropriate qualifications. ### ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited. -> 2020 Wildfires Wildfire assistance resources (Sept. 18) (MANY, MANY Resources listed) https://lebanon-express.com/news/local/wildfire-assistance-resources-sept-18/article_f6fd2b2a-2b80-5120-9ad8-8c29d493fe6c.html • A Facebook group has been opened to connect people with displaced livestock with others who have boarding facilities available at https://www.facebook.com/groups/linncountylivestock More info Check the Linn County Sheriff's Office website at https://www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ for the latest information. ------ http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html ----- https://data.rgj.com/fires/incident/article/7170/56285/ Holiday Farm Fire Update 9/18 Springfield, Ore. -Infrared flight mapping was unavailable again last night, the Holiday Farm Fire's footprint is currently estimated at 172,510 acres and containment remains at 10%. The fire's perimeter measures more than 260 miles. A tree faller was injured by a fallen limb while working to clear roads within the fire area. He was transported to the hospital by ambulance for evaluation and treatment. His injuries do not appear to be life threatening. Friday's weather-An upper low will move across the fire area today and bring showers. The weather forecast continues to predict possible afternoon thunder storms with gusty erratic winds and small hail. Showers continue tonight and into Saturday but will gradually diminish. Wildland fire crews will continue working to improve and increase fire containment using hand crews, fire engines and heavy machinery. Crews will be taking advantage of the wet weather to clear roads in the Quartz Creek area and will continue to focus along Hwy 126. Yesterday crews found and addressed a ten-acre spot fire. Structural firefighters continue to work along Hwy 126 from Leaburg to Rainbow patrolling and clearing defensible space around houses. As conditions improve in and around buildings the need for structural resources is decreasing. This will allow these resources to return to protecting their home communities. The Urban Search and Rescue Team will be entirely working west of Nimrod. They have completed 1,273 structural evaluations in the fire area. Structures include commercial buildings, residences and outbuildings. The US&R team is hoping to finish their work today and will be released when their mission is complete. The Lane and Linn County Sheriff's Offices continue to work with fire operations personnel to modify evacuation zones where appropriate. For the latest information on evacuation areas, please visit: Lane County: www.lanecounty.org/mckenziefire Linn County: www.linnsheriff.org/fire_live_updates_sept_2020/ Please continue to monitor cell phones, landlines, local media and official information sources for evacuation updates. Fire managers request that the public please avoid the area. Roads are closed in the fire area and much of the Willamette National Forest (WNF) and Northwest Oregon District BLM. Road hazards include falling trees and rocks and debris. For more information on closures on the WNF visit: https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/willamette/alerts-notices/?aid=61574 For more information on closures on the Northwest Oregon BLM visit: https://www.blm.gov/press-release/extreme-fire-activity-prompts-closure-bureau-land-management-lands-northwestern-oregon Fire personnel are warmed by the community's support but are unable to accept donations or use volunteers. The fire must use individuals with the appropriate qualifications. ### ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited.

notes: ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited. -> http://www.co.linn.or.us/ http://www.linnsheriff.org/emergency.html ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited.

notes: =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited. -> ============ DEBRIS - Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties constitute Oregon Emergency Management (OEM) Region 1, =========== Potential Disaster Potential – Potential Volcanic Debris Locations Linn County could experience debris-generating events from Mount Jefferson and the Three Sisters Region. Mount Jefferson is located at the northeastern corner of the County near the border with Marion and Jefferson Counties. This area of the County could experience pyroclastic flows and lava flows. The North Santiam River, which forms the County line between Marion and Linn Counties in this area, could experience lahar flows of various volumes that extend to Detroit Lake. Lahars entering the lake have the potential to generate waves that could damage shore property and, in the case of large lahars, waves could overtop the dam. If lahars overtop the dam the lahar inundation zone could extend to Stayton, which is located on the Marion County side of the North Santiam River. An eruption at Mount Jefferson has the potential to affect the communities of Idanha, Detroit Gates, Mill City, Lyons, and Stayton. The Three Sisters Region is located just south of the south eastern corner of Linn County. Portions of southeastern Linn County could be affected by thick tephra fall, ballistics, and pyroclastic flows. This area is primarily uninhabited.