[Grampa Dave]

So how is the host of burning Oregon doing with all the guests that you are responsible for insuring a safe night's rest and at least 3 meals and a gallon of water each day?

[Salvation]

Here are the totals as posted on the Fire Summary Chart. Note the total number of acres-306,857.

Fire Information Summary
Oregon Fire Information
Unit	Fire Name	Agency	Location	Acres	Crw-1	Crw-2	Engs.	Hel-1	Hel-2	Hel-3	Team	People	Injuries	% Contained	Cause	Remarks
OR-MAF	Flagtail-Malheur Complex	USFS	8 to 25 miles from Prairie City, OR	24,100	3	55	70	3	3	2	Type 1	1,752	1	30%	Lightning	Crews were successful in picking up yesterday's slopover. Burnout operations were accomplished on the High Lake side of the High Roberts Fire. Concern with potential for reburn and perimeter growth due to lower relative humidity projections.  (1800, 7/28)
OR-UPF	Tiller Complex	USFS	Tiller R.D.	17,271		49	47	1	1	1	Type 2	1,359		25%	Lightning	Fire behavior is anticipated to increase around 1530 hours.  Anticipated fire growth will continue on all staffed and unstaffed fires, with estimates of up to 1000 acres on unstaffed and 150 staffed fires. Road closures still in effect for the South Umpqua Road starting at mile marker 6 east of Tiller. (0615, 7/29)
OR-MAF	Monument	USFS	9 miles SW of Unity, OR	24,046	4	27	21	6	2	2	Type 1	1,283		70%	Lightning	No significant fire behavior due to moderating weather. Interior unburned areas are still active. Line construction remaining to be completed is in the most rugged and isolated portions of the fire. Type 1 crews have been working to complete this line. Extremely heavy fuel loadings, long hikes and difficult terrain will make for slow difficult progress.   (1800, 7/28)
OR-FRF	Tool Box Complex	USFS	10 miles S of Silver Lake, OR	86,794	4	35	92	2	4	3	Type 1	1,668		65%	Lightning	Fire activity was restricted to individual torching of trees within fire perimeter.  Spot fire in Div W was quickly contained. Resources will continue containment activities and hold existing lines. The structure protection plan remains in place.  (0600, 7/29)
OR-ORS97	Winter	ODF	10 miles NW of Paisley, OR	35,525		43	45	4	3	2	Type 1	1,490		85%	Lightning	Fire was quiet overnight. Yesterday's spot fires were mopped up.  Fire lines have been completed. (0800, 7/29)
OR-SIF	Florence	USFS	26 miles west of Grants Pass, 17 miles southwest of Cave Junction	31,000	6	15	38	2	2	2	Type 2	863		5%	Lightning	The fire made major runs to the south, west, and north. Extreme burning conditions and fire behavior, steep slopes, inaccessible terrain with too few anchor points and safety zones, and lack of resources are hampering suppression efforts. (1800, 7/28)
OR-SIF	Sour Biscuit	USFS	17 Miles SW of Cave Junction	15,360		14	5				Type 2	384		0%	Lightning	Following significant perimeter growth, crews pulled back to reassess situation. Anchor points were then established on south and east flanks. Structures at the North Fork Smith River crossing were prepped for protection. Dry fuels; increased winds; extremely steep and inaccessible terrain. Probable fire growth to the east and north (in the direction of structures - community of Obrien).  (1800, 7/28)
OR-UPF	North Umpqua Complex	USFS	25 Miles east of Glide near town of Dry Creek	1,278	2	16	13	2	2	1	Type 2	613		50%	Lightning	Active fire behavior, short runs and  short-range spotting.  Flame lengths of 2 to 5 feet with some torching was observed. Difficult terrain is making progress slow. Plans are in place to transition Bennett's Type 1 IMT to manage the Complex.   (1800, 7/28)
OR-OCF	747	USFS	12 miles south of Dayville	17,266		23	35	1		1	Type 1	828		70%	Lightning	Fire activity was quiet. Burn-out operations continue to go well with aerial ignition being used to reduce fuel concentrations inside control lines. Planning began today to transition to a Type 3 IMT.  (1800, 7/28)
OR-DEF	Cache Mtn.	USFS	15 miles NW of Sisters, OR	3700		14	20	2	1	1	Type2	459		25%	Lightning	The fire spotted from the southeast corner into Black Butte Ranch Subdivision. 84 residents were saved by coordinated efforts between multiple jurisdictions. Two structures were confirmed destroyed, several dozen other structures are eminently threaten. A portion of Highway 20 was closed. A Conflagration Declaration were requested by the County Fire Chief and granted by the state to allow needed resources to be ordered for structure protection. Black Butte Ranch Subdivision was evacuated. The Red Cross has set up an evacuation center at Skyview Middle School in Bend, OR. Structure protection is in place and additional line resources have been ordered. (1800, 7/28)
OR-PRD	White River	BLM	1/4 mile E of Maupin	25,000		4	17			1	Type 3	140		95%	Lightning	Some unburned islands burning within perimeter. Two type 1 Military helicopters worked with Blue Mtn AirAttack to assist with existing hot spots, and areas with blow out potential.  (2015, 7/28)
OR-WNF	Skunk	USFS	N of Sprague River	2,400	2	13	32	1		2	Type2	506		70%	Lightning	Fire activity consisted of isolated torching in unburned islands, other wise only creeping and smoldering was observed. Good mop-up progress was made on all divisions. The Moccasin Hill subdivision and the Klamath Forest Estates evacuation order has been lifted. (1800, 7/28)
OR-ORS	Sheldon Ridge	State	7 miles S of Moser	12,117		21	58	4	3	1	Type 1	538		60%	Lightning	Fire continued to pose control problems on the SW and North flank due to erratic, strong gusty NW winds. Good progress was made in containing new fire growth and most lines are holding. Evacuations are in place in the Browns Creek, Wells Creek, Cherry Height and  Mill Creek areas.     (1900, 7/28)
OR-ORS	Timbered Rock	State	15 miles N of Shady Cove	11,000		35	42	4	2	2	Type 1	902		15%	Lightning	Torching, crowning, long range spotting. Extreme and erratic fire behavior. Additional road closures implemented.  Preparing for further road closures and evacuations, including Highway 62. (0800, 7/29)
Oregon Totals				306,857	21	364	535	32	23	21		12,785
Washington Fires
Unit	Fire Name	Agency	Location	Acres	Crw-1	Crw-2	Engs.	Hel-1	Hel-2	Hel-3	Team	People	Injuries	%     Contained	Cause	Remarks
WA-WEF	Deer Point	USFS	27 miles N of Chelan	35,791	9	18	44	4	3	2	Type 1	1,082		45%	Unattended Camp Fire	Winds moderated today as low live and dead fuel moistures are still allowing short surface runs, torching, and short range spotting. Structures threatened are being reduced proportionally as control objectives are met. (1500, 7/29)
WA-DNR	Pickens	State	5 miles N of Tonasket	2,338		40	46		9		Type2	181		100%		Fire activity was minimal, smoldering with an occasional flare-up.  Good progress was made toward reaching containment. Resources were holding control lines. (1800, 7/28)
Washington Totals				38,199	9	58	90	4	12	2		1,357
2-State totals				343,127	30	422	625	36	35	23		14,142

This site last updated:    07/29/02 04:18 PM  (NOTE: not every fire is updated each time the site is updated, but only as new information is received. Call the Information Desk with questions.)  This website is provided as assistance to media outlets requiring statistical information related to the wildland fires in the states of Oregon and Washington.  Active fire behavior, especially during period of increased wind conditions will cause increase burned acreage that may not reflect accurately " on the ground situation".  Please note that the data and situation reports are based on formal incident summaries and situations reported locally may not yet be included or has not been validated for this summary.  Evacuation questions should be directed to state or local Emergency Operation Centers (EOC) for verification. It is advised that media consult the data provided and then call the Information Desk for more specific, detailed information on the fire situation, It will be periodically updated by the Public Information staff at NWCC.  Specific information may be gained through calling the NWCC Information Desk at (503) 808-2764.