Lone Rock Fire over 75,000 acres, Level 2 and 3 evacuations still in place

Lone Rock, Ore. -- Updated at 9:10 a.m.: The Lone Rock Fire is now 77,020 acres and 10% contained.

The Lone Rock Fire started on July 13th, 2024, three miles north of Lone Rock in Gilliam County. It's since spread into Wheeler and Morrow counties. Below is up to date information.

Morrow County Level 3 (GO NOW!) Evacuations: From the West County Line along Buttermilk Canyon to HWY 207, Mile Post 10 South of Hardman to the South Morrow County line

Morrow County Level 2 (BE SET) Evacuations: From Hardman to the South Morrow County Line An interactive map can be found here:

https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/de78333b0d2544f7a320142174aa20ae

Evacuation Resources: The Red Cross will be setting up a temporary shelter at the Heppner Elementary School

Acreage: 77,020

Containment: 10%

Residences Threatened: 100

Other Structures Threatened: 20 minor structures

Fuel/Terrain: brush, short, and tall grass

Lead Agency: The Lone Rock Fire is being managed under a full suppression strategy by the unified command of the Northwest (NW) Team 2 and Oregon State Fire Marshal (OSFM) Red Team.

Resources: 607 total personnel

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