KING FIRE UPDATE
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KING FIRE UPDATE
KING FIRE UPDATE September 24, 2014 8:00 AM http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/4108/ Fire Information Line: (530) 647-‐5218 Zone 1 (north portion) Media Information Line: (925) 588-‐ 6770 Zone 2 (south portion) Media information Line: (530) 708-‐ 2724 County: El Dorado and Placer Current Acreage Burned: 92,960 Structures Damaged or Destroyed: Information below Structures Threatened: 21,000 (12,000 residences) People Evacuated: 2,830 Fire Start: 9/13/14 Percent Containment: 38% Injuries: 4 Cause: Arson Total Personnel Assigned: 7,621 Current Situation Zone 1 (northern portion): Firefighters were very successful in strengthening control lines last night along the Chipmunk ridge and throughout the northern portion of the fire. Red Flag warnings will continue throughout the day, which may increase fire behavior along with the potential of spotting. Humidity levels will continue to drop as increased southeast wind gusts in the mid-‐teens are expected. A Fire information call center in the Truckee Tahoe Basin has been established to assist citizens in Placer County with questions pertaining to the King Fire. The number is (530) 587-‐9096 Community meetings that were scheduled last night were well attended with fire officials addressing public concerns on the King Fire. Current Situation Zone 2 (southern portion): Red Flag Warnings are predicted over the fire area for high winds and low relative humidity through tonight at 8:00 p.m. With the southwest wind there is the potential for extreme fire behavior if the winds, fuels and topography come into alignment. The fire remained relatively active throughout the night due to the poor relative humidity recovery. The Damage Assessment Team working in the White Meadows area has determined that 12 residences and 57 other type structures were destroyed. The King Fire is being managed in Unified Command with Eldorado National Forest, El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office and CAL FIRE. The Federal Team CIIMT 5 (Jim Giachino) will be coordinating firefighting operations of Zone 1 (northern portion) of the fire, and CAL FIRE IMT 5 (Kevin Smith) is managing Zone 2 (southern portion) of the fire. Evacuations: Go to the El Dorado County Sheriff’s blog (pio.edso.org) .The Sheriff’s office manages all evacuation activities for the county and is updating information as changes occur. To assist in this effort, the Chief Administrative Office of El Dorado County has set up a hotline and webpage. The hotline phone number is (530) 642-‐7263. The hotline will be available from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday – Friday and 8:00 a.m to 5:00 p.m. Saturday -‐ Sunday. Voicemail is available outside of the hotline hours. Evacuation Shelter Location: The evacuation shelter is located at the Camino Seventh-‐day Adventist Church at 3520 Carson Road in Camino. Road Closures: For current information refer to the El Dorado County Sheriff’s blog (pio.edso.org) Community Meetings: On Wednesday September 24, 2014 there will be community meetings scheduled for 7:00 p.m. Golden Sierra High School in the Multi-‐Purpose Room at 5101 Garden Valley Road, Garden Valley CA; Tahoe City High School at 2945 Polaris Road Tahoe City, CA; Foresthill High School at 23319 Foresthill Road, Foresthill CA Air Quality Information: For current air quality information refer to www.edcgov.us/airqualitymanagement Cooperating Agencies: CHP, Red Cross, Cal OES, El Dorado Irrigation District, Sacramento Municipal Utility District, Sierra Pacific Industries, PG&E, Placer County Water Agency, Placer County Sheriffs, California Conservation Corps and El Dorado County Animal Services. ### E 96 UT R Flat Ravine (historical) French Meadows Reservoir HI LL DI V ID E FO RE ST Last Chance FO TE ROU FO FOREST RED STAR POINT 4883' Zone 1 HE Goggins TO GE RA NATIONAL Gilberts ON Ramsey Crossing RD McCulloh UITO RD M O SQ Lakewood Sierra Jenkinson Lake RD Newtown Avinsino Corner A ST E RK SG RA DE Sly Park RD LA KE AV IN E RIDG E RD 50 £ ¤ Riverton RD US HWY 50 Darlington Bryants R Old N RD Fort Jim Rancho del Sol HWY LV E Weber Reservoir US SI OW 50 K WT Jones Place BIG HILL 6155' Pacific PA R NE PE McManus Cedar Grove Cedar 50 Grove U S HWY Camino U S H WY SLICK ROCK 7242' Ice House Reservoir Zone 2 Van Vleck SE HOU CHIPMUNK BLUFF 6742' SUN ROCK 6520' NATIONAL FOREST S LY 50 £ ¤ IC E FOUR CORNERED PEAK 6858' JunctionRaffetto Reservoir ELDORADO DANAHER, MOUNT 3360' Motor City Lake Union Valley Reservoir DEER KNOB 5621' CHAIX Camino MOUNTAIN 4935' Reservoir CABLE Slab Creek POINT Reservoir 2879' WHITE OAK POINT 2888' IOWA HILL 2844' Larsen Reservoir RD BIG BEND 4480' Claussenius SLATE MOUNTAIN 3892' Old Pino Finnon Reservoir GS Loon Lake Francis FOREST ROBBS PEAK 6686' Leonardi LITTLE SUGAR PINE MOUNTAIN 4914' Grande SP RIN H HARTLESS MOUNTAIN 6161' 50 Fairbanks WENT WO RT LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN 5159' SAND MOUNTAIN 4762' Pino JOHNNYS HILL 6559' Gerle Creek Divide Reservoir Zuver Chiquita Lake GUIDE PEAK 7741' Lake RI L ST ELDORADO Bugle AD N R ID LYNCHBURG HILL 4551' McKinstry Lake BUNKER HILL 7524' RO LS Wilderness PINNACLES, THE 7613' MCKINSTRY PEAK 7933' Bunker Lake WALLACE PEAK 6122' D RA RD 4W OxbowPENNSYLVANIA POINT Reservoir 3552' LL LE HO RD DG E TANNERS POINT 4128' Chief Hell Hole Reservoir R NATIONAL LITTLE STEAMBOAT MOUNTAIN 6840' E 48 RO UTE 96 FOREST RT 96 TAHOE R Granite RD RD MILDRED, MOUNT 8398' RO AMERICAN HILL 5120' Red Point (historical) FO Big Reservoir BALTIC PEAK 5078' IR ON Griminger MOUNTAIN RD NOTE: F i re Per im eter Ba sed on D ata C ol lect ed 09 /23 /2 014 1 800 h r PUBLI C IN F OR MATI O N M A P King Incident CA-ENF-023461 Wednesday, September 24, 2014 Datum: NAD 83 OLD IRON MOUNTAIN 5903' 0 0.5 1 Morrison 2 3 4 5 Miles Zone Break Uncontrolled Fire Edge Completed Line CAL FIRE IMT 5 September 24, 2014 0119 Hours