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Oregon governor tours Larch Creek Fire in Wasco County
DUFUR, Ore. — Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek and her wife, Aimee Kotek Wilson, arrived in Tygh Valley on Sunday. The two women stood at a viewpoint on the side of the road, surveying the damage from the Larch Creek Fire. "You just have no sense until you’re out here...
OSFM: 7/19 Larch Creek Fire Update 9:00 pm
Dufur, Ore. – This will be the last update from Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) Public Information for the Larch Creek Fire. The local Type 3 Team assumed command of the fire yesterday as ODF Incident Management Team 2 demobilized. Yesterday, crews identified areas with remaining hot spots and formed a plan of action to achieve the remaining containment needs and begin perimeter patrol. There may be times when smoke is visible as crews dig out hot spots.
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Larch Creek Fire near Dufur burns over 18,000 acres, now 81% contained, local team assumes command
DUFUR, Ore. (KTVZ) -- As new fires break out across Oregon, ones that began several days ago near full containment, including the more than 18,000-acre Larch Creek Fire in Wasco County, now 81% contained, at a cost so far of $15.6 million. Here's the Saturday update, the last from the...
'They're No. 1 in my book': Tygh Valley residents thank firefighters as Larch Creek Fire evacuations shrink
DUFUR, Ore. — The Wasco County Sheriff's Office lowered evacuation levels around the Larch Creek Fire on Wednesday thanks to the hard work of firefighters and favorable weather conditions. By the morning, containment of the fire had grown to 27% — nearly double what it was the day prior.
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