FIRE RESTRICTIONS: - Fire Season terminated 12:01 p.m. October 24, 2022.
FIRE RESTRICTIONS: - Regulated Closure Terminated for October 14, 2022
IFPL Map MH1 IFPL: - IFPL not in effect MH4 IFPL: - IFPL not in effect
ADDITIONAL INDUSTRIAL FIRE PRECAUTIONS: - Terminated for John Day and Prineville Units

Tuesday, July 31, 2018

Wilson Prairie Fire Update July 31, 2018


Wilson Prairie Fire Update
Northwest Interagency Incident Management Team 8, Incident Commander: Doug Johnson
July 31, 2018 - 9:00 A.M.

This will be the last update from the Northwest Interagency Incident Management Team 8 (NWIIMT8). This will be the last on the Wilson Prairie Fire unless conditions change.  The local units will provide any updated information. NWIIMT8 would like to take this opportunity to say “thank you” to the community, cooperators, agency staff, and firefighters for the unwavering support during our management of the Wilson Prairie Fire. 

The transfer of management of the Wilson Prairie Fire is in progress. A Type 4 incident commander (IC), Kristen Marshall, will arrive today to shadow the existing operations.  The proposed schedule is to turn over command of the Wilson Prairie Fire to IC Marshall and her organization on Wednesday morning at 6:00 am. 

Smoke from other fires remains in the local area.  Those with sensitivity concerns should take appropriate precautions.  For more information on air quality please visit: http://www.oregon.gov/DEQ/AQ/Pages/index.aspx 
http://www.airnow.gov/

The Morrow County Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Park, restaurant, and campground remains open, however some OHV trails may be impacted by the fire activity.  Please observe all trail and area closures.

Current Fire Information: Suppression efforts continue to hold the fire within its current footprint.  Mop up progressed with special attention being paid to the Porter Creek area and the green interior islands of unburned fuel, which still contain hot spots and smoldering behavior.  Suppression repair activities continue, which includes water barring (an angled trench, to direct water off the fireline to prevent erosion), removal of hose, and removal of trash from the fire line.  Repairs to OHV trails impacted by fire line construction continue.  The entire firefighter operation briefing may be viewed at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sc-6fmeR3as

Acreage: 405, this will be the final reported acreage.
Containment: 75%
Fire Information Center:  Public Line 844-695-6542. Available 8:00 am to 9:00 pm.
Beginning Wednesday please contact: Christie Shaw – ODF – at 541-263-0661 or Darcy Weseman – Umatilla National Forest at 541-215-2224.

Information Websites: Inciwebhttps://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/6028
               ODF Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ODFCentralOregon/

Resources:  Total personnel assigned – 422:  3-type 2 IA hand crews, 10-type 2 hand crews, 2-camp crews, 1- light helicopter, 6-engines, 1-dozers, 8-water tenders, 1- ambulance, 3-skidgens, and 103 overhead. Right sizing of the fire suppression resources continues with demobilization of resources in response to operational needs.
Air Operations:  The current temporary flight restriction in place over the fire area will be lifted at 8:00 pm today.
Weather:  Today will be partly cloudy with smoke haze settled into the area.  A Heat Advisory and Fire Weather Watch are both in effect for the area today.  Thunderstorms are predicted starting in the late afternoon and continuing into the night.  If thunderstorms develop, gusts of 40 mph winds are possible.  Max temperatures of 96 degrees with relative humidity to 12%.  Winds will be mostly upslope at 6 - 8 mph switching to the northwest 12-16 mph with gusts to 20 mph.   
Closures: The Umatilla National Forest implemented an area closure; including trails and roads within the vicinity of Bull Prairie Lake and the Wilson Prairie area.  A map and detailed description of the area closure is available on the Umatilla National Forest website at https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/umatilla/alerts-notices/?cid=stelprdb5286768 and on Inciweb.  Forest Service personnel will be located near the campground to assist recreational visitors with alternative locations to camp.  This closure will be evaluated daily for need as a safety precaution to firefighters and the public.  With the transition of management to a Type 4 incident, agency officials will be looking closely at removing the closure as soon as possible. 
The weather forecast for the region is a continued hot and dry trend with poor humidity recovery.  Any spark landing in light fuels (grass) has a 100% potential to start a fire so please follow restrictions to limit potential human wildfire ignitions.
  • Regulated Closure is in effect for ODF’s Central Oregon District.  Specific restrictions, intended to reduce human caused fires, can be found at www.ODFcentraloregon.com.  
  • Phase B of the Public Use Restrictions (PURS) for the Umatilla National Forest are in effect.   For more information regarding these and other restrictions on the Umatilla National Forest visitwww.bmidc.org

Monday, July 30, 2018

Wilson Prairie Fire Update July 30, 2018


Wilson Prairie Fire Update
Northwest Interagency Incident Management Team 8, Incident Commander: Doug Johnson
July 30, 2018 - 9:00 A.M.

Special Announcements:
A Community Meeting is planned for this evening, July 30th at 5:00 pm at the Heppner Ranger Station at 117 South Main Street.  Fire managers will provide a fire update with maps and an opportunity for questions and answers at the end of the presentations. If you are unable to attend, this meeting will be live streamed through Periscope.  Please download the app, create an account and “follow” NWIMT8.  Once the broadcast begins you will receive a notification. 

Smoke from fires in the region has drifted into the local area.  Those with sensitivity concerns should take appropriate precautions.  For more information on air quality please visit: http://www.oregon.gov/DEQ/AQ/Pages/index.aspx 
http://www.airnow.gov/

One update will be generated and posted in the morning from the Wilson Prairie Fire.

The Morrow County Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Park, restaurant, and campground is currently open, however some OHV trails may be impacted by the fire activity.  Please observe all trail and area closures.
Current Fire Information: Suppression efforts were able to hold the fire within its current footprint despite being tested by increased wind activity. Mop up has progressed, advancing into the interior 200 feet on large areas of the fire.  Small interior islands of unburned fuels continue to be isolated with focused mop up around the perimeter.  Suppression repair activities continue, which includes water barring (an angled trench, to direct water off the fireline to prevent erosion), removal of hose, and removal of trash from the fire line.  Repairs to OHV trails impacted by fireline construction have begun.  The entire firefighter operation briefing may be viewed at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LuSxGz6pDE

Acreage: 437
Containment: 60%
Fire Information Center:  Public Line 844-695-6542. Available 8:00 am to 9:00 pm.

Information Websites: Inciwebhttps://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/6028
Resources:  Total personnel assigned – 422:  3-type 2 IA hand crews, 10-type 2 hand crews, 2-camp crews, 1- light helicopter, 9-engines, 2-dozers, 10-water tenders, 1- ambulance, 2–faller modules, 3-skidgens,

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and 103 overhead. Right sizing of the fire suppression resources continues with demobilization of resources in response to operational needs.
Air Operations:  A temporary flight restriction (TFR) is in place over the fire area restricting aircraft access.  Please check the NOTAMs prior to flying. The public is reminded all air operations are grounded any time a drone is sighted within the TFR, delaying fire suppression efforts. Flying within the TFR is prohibited and against the law.
Weather:  Smoke has entered the area but should stay in the upper elevations.  Today will be sunny with max temperatures of 98 degrees with relative humidity to 9%.  Winds will be mostly upslope at 6 - 8 mph switching to the northwest 5-10 mph with gusts to 15 mph. After 6:00 pm, wind will increase to 8-12 mph with gusts to 18 mph.   
Closures: The Umatilla National Forest implemented an area closure; including trails and roads within the vicinity of Bull Prairie Lake and the Wilson Prairie area.  A map and detailed description of the area closure is available on the Umatilla National Forest website at https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/umatilla/alerts-notices/?cid=stelprdb5286768 and on Inciweb.  This Closure will be evaluated daily for need as a safety precaution to firefighters and the public.  Forest Service personnel will be located near the campground to assist recreational visitors with alternative locations to camp.
The weather forecast for the region is a continued hot and dry trend with poor humidity recovery.  Any spark landing in light fuels (grass) has a 100% potential to start a fire so please follow restrictions to limit potential human wildfire ignitions.
  • Regulated Closure is in effect for ODF’s Central Oregon District.  Specific restrictions, intended to reduce human caused fires, can be found at www.ODFcentraloregon.com.  
  • Phase B of the Public Use Restrictions (PURS) for the Umatilla National Forest are in effect.   For more information regarding these and other restrictions on the Umatilla National Forest visitwww.bmidc.org

Sunday, July 29, 2018

Community Meeting at USFS Office in Heppner OR

A community meeting is planned for July 30, 2018, 5:00 pm at the Heppner Ranger District office, Heppner, Oregon.

Fire officials will provide:
Current and future Wilson Prairie Fire situation.
Update on the regional and national fire outlook; and
Question and answer period will follow. 

Please join us.

Wilson Prairie Fire Update 7-29


Wilson Prairie Fire Update
Northwest Interagency Incident Management Team 8, Incident Commander: Doug Johnson
July 29, 2018 - 9:00 A.M.


Starting today only one update will be generated and posted in the morning from the Wilson Prairie Fire.

The Morrow County Off-Highway Vehicle Park and Campground is currently open, however some trails may be impacted by the fire activity.  Please observe all trail and area closures.

Current Fire Information: Firefighters completed containment lines around all perimeters of the fire. Hose lays have been installed completely around the fire perimeter and mop up has begun.  Mop up has progressed, advancing into the interior 200 feet.  Small interior islands of unburned fuels have been isolated with focused mop up around the perimeter.  Suppression rehabilitation and repair activities will begin today, which could include water barring, leveling of berms and removal of trash from the fire line. The entire firefighter operation briefing may be viewed at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxBLXbrnAPw

Acreage: 437
Containment: 50%
Fire Information Center:  Public Line 844-695-6542. Available 8:00 am to 9:00 pm.

Information Websites: Inciwebhttps://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/6028

Resources:  Total personnel assigned – 430:  3-type 2 IA hand crews, 10-type 2 hand crews, 2-camp crews, 1- medium helicopters, 1- light helicopter, 9-engines, 3-dozers, 10-water tenders, 2–faller modules, 4-skidgens, and 103 overhead. Right sizing of the fire suppression resources has begun with demobilization of crews and equipment in order to adjust resources in response to operational needs.

Air Operations:  A temporary flight restriction (TFR) is in place over the fire area restricting aircraft access.  Please check the NOTAMs prior to flying. The public is reminded all air operations are grounded any time a drone is sighted within the TFR, delaying fire suppression efforts. Flying within the TFR is prohibited and against the law.
For information on air quality please visit: http://www.oregon.gov/DEQ/AQ/Pages/index.aspx  

Weather:  Today will be sunny with max temperatures of 95 degrees with relative humidity to 14%.  Winds will be light mostly upslope at 6 - 8 mph.
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Closures: The Umatilla National Forest implemented an area closure including trails and roads within the vicinity of Bull Prairie Lake and the Wilson Prairie area.  A map and detailed description of the area closure is available on the Umatilla National Forest website at https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/umatilla/alerts-notices/?cid=stelprdb5286768 and on Inciweb.  This Closure will be evaluated daily for need as a safety precaution to firefighters and the public.  Forest Service personnel will be located near the campground to assist recreational visitors with alternative locations to camp.

The weather forecast for the region is a continued hot and dry trend with poor humidity recovery.  Any spark landing in light fuels (grass) has a 100% potential to start a fire so please follow restrictions to limit potential human wildfire ignitions.
  • Regulated Closure is in effect for ODF’s Central Oregon District.  Specific restrictions, intended to reduce human caused fires, can be found at www.ODFcentraloregon.com.  
  • Phase B of the Public Use Restrictions (PURS) for the Umatilla National Forest are in effect.   For more information regarding these and other restrictions on the Umatilla National Forest visitwww.bmidc.org

Saturday, July 28, 2018

Wilson Prairie Fire Evening Update July 28, 2018


Wilson Prairie Fire Update
Northwest Interagency Incident Management Team 8, Incident Commander: Doug Johnson
July 28, 2018 - 9:00 P.M.

Current Fire Information: Firefighters completed the containment line on the east perimeter of the fire in the Porter Creek area. Hose lays have been installed and mop up has begun.  Mop up has progressed in other areas of the fire, advancing into the interior 20-50 feet.  The small interior islands of unburned fuels have been isolated with focused mop up around the perimeters.

Acreage: 437
Containment: 50%
Fire Information Center:  NEW-Public Line 844-695-6542. Available 8:00 am to 9:00 pm.


Wilson Prairie Fire Update
Northwest Interagency Incident Management Team 8, Incident Commander: Doug Johnson
July 28, 2018 - 9:00 A.M.

Smoke from a large fire to the west has drifted into the local area.  Those with sensitivity concerns should take appropriate precautions.  For more information on air quality please visit: http://www.oregon.gov/DEQ/AQ/Pages/index.aspx  

The Morrow County Off-Highway Vehicle Park and Campground is currently open, however some trails may be impacted by the fire activity.  Please observe all trail and area closures.

Current Fire Information: Significant progress has been made in the containment of the Wilson Prairie Fire.  Fire fighters have laid hose along the majority of the fire perimeter and are well into mopping up hot spots.  Mopping up includes searching for pockets of heat, digging out the heat source, and cooling with water.  An area of the fire in the Porter Creek area, along the east flank of the fire, has yet to be lined.  Fire managers have decided to secure the entire perimeter by constructing hand line in this area.  The entire firefighter operation briefing may be viewed at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-a-8NMOapOA

Acreage: 437; the footprint of the fire changed slightly with the burnout operations.

Containment: 40%

Fire Information Center:  NEW-Public Line 844-695-6542. Available 8:00 am to 9:00 pm.

Information Websites: Inciwebhttps://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/6028

Resources:  Total personnel assigned – 460:  4-type 2 IA hand crews, 11-type 2 hand crews, 2-camp crews, 2- medium helicopters, 1- light helicopter, 9-engines, 4-dozers, 11-water tenders, 2–faller modules, 4-skidgens, and 103 overhead. Additional resources have been ordered and continue to arrive.

Air Operations:  A temporary flight restriction (TFR) is in place over the fire area restricting aerial public access.  Please check the NOTAMs prior to flying. The public is reminded all air operations are grounded any time a drone is sighted within the TFR, delaying fire suppression efforts. Flying within the TFR is prohibited and against the law.

Weather:  Today will be sunny with max temperatures of 94 degrees with relative humidity to 18%.  Winds will be light mostly southeast at 3 - 7 mph decreasing to 3-7 mph by late morning.

Closures: The Umatilla National Forest implemented a Forest Closure including a large area, trail and road closure within the vicinity of Bull Prairie Lake and the Wilson Prairie area.  A map and detailed description  of the area closure is available on the Umatilla National Forest website at https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/umatilla/alerts-notices/?cid=stelprdb5286768 and on Inciweb.  This Closure will be evaluated daily for need as a safety precaution to firefighters and the public.  Forest Service personnel will be located near the campground to assist recreational visitors with alternative locations to camp.

The weather forecast for the region is a continued hot and dry trend with poor humidity recovery.  Any spark landing in light fuels (grass) has a 100% potential to start a fire so please follow restrictions to limit potential human wildfire ignitions.
  • Regulated Closure is in effect for ODF’s Central Oregon District.  Specific restrictions, intended to reduce human caused fires, can be found at www.ODFcentraloregon.com.  
  • Phase B of the Public Use Restrictions (PURS) for the Umatilla National Forest are in effect.   For more information regarding these and other restrictions on the Umatilla National Forest visitwww.bmidc.org

Friday, July 27, 2018


Wilson Prairie Fire Update
Northwest Interagency Incident Management Team 8, Incident Commander: Doug Johnson
July 27, 2018 - 9:00 A.M.

Special Announcements:
A Community Meeting is planned for this evening, July 27th at 5:00 pm at the Heppner City Hall at 111 North Main Street.  Fire managers will provide a fire update with maps and an opportunity for questions and answers at the end of the presentations. If you are unable to attend, this meeting will be live streamed through Periscope.  Please download the app, create an account and “follow” NWIMT8.  Once the broadcast begins you will receive a notification.  For assistance please call (541) 676-2100.

Smoke from a large fire to the west has drifted into the local area.  Those with sensitivity concerns should take appropriate precautions.  For more information on air quality please visit: http://www.oregon.gov/DEQ/AQ/Pages/index.aspx  
          http://www.airnow.gov/

The Morrow County Off-Highway Vehicle Park and Campground is currently open, however some trails may be impacted by the fire activity.  Please observe all trail and area closures.

Current Fire Information: Firefighters made progress in completing the burnout operations planned for last evening.  The area blackened was located between the established dozer line of the east perimeter and along Forest Road (FR) 2039, the south perimeter.  Five spot fires were located over the firelines during operations.  The largest spot was 1/8 of an acre. The spots were quickly surrounded and extinguished.   Firefighters will be diligently gridding the area searching for additional spots south of the FR 2039.  Plans are to continue burning out fuels between the fire line and the main fire tonight along the south west corner to secure the entire fire perimeter.  In other locations of the fire, firefighters are locating and mopping up hot spots. The infra-red flight over the fire last night displayed very few heat signatures along the northern end of the fire.  Safety concerns to firefighters include snags, unburned fuels between the firefighters and the main fire, high temps, and driving.  The firefighter morning operational briefing may be viewed at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiRA9yXCf9E

Acreage: 437; the footprint of the fire changed slightly with the burnout operations.

Containment: 30%

Fire Information: Christie Shaw, Oregon Department of Forestry, 541-263-0661 or Darcy Weseman, Umatilla National Forest 541-278-3722  Available 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Information Websites: Inciwebhttps://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/6028

Resources:  Total personnel assigned – 367:  3-type 2 IA hand crews, 11-type 2 hand crews, 2- medium helicopters, 1- light helicopter, 12-engines, 6-dozers, 7-water tenders, 2–faller modules, and 3-skidgens. Additional resources have been ordered and continue to arrive. 

Air Operations:  A temporary flight restriction (TFR) is in place over the fire area restricting aerial public access.  Please check the NOTAMs prior to flying. The public is reminded all air operations are grounded any time a drone is sighted within the TFR, delaying fire suppression efforts. Flying within the TFR is prohibited and against the law.

Weather:  Today will be sunny with max temperatures of 92 degrees with relative humidity to 11%.  Winds will be west-northwest at 3 - 6 mph decreasing to 3-7 mph in the late afternoon.

Closures: The Umatilla National Forest implemented a Forest Closure including a large area, trail and road closure within the vicinity of Bull Prairie Lake and the Wilson Prairie area.  A map and detailed description of the area closure is available at any Umatilla National Forest office and on Inciweb.  Forest Service personnel will be located near the campground to assist recreational visitors with alternative locations to camp.

Closure Description: Starting at State Highway 207 at its junction with the Forest Boundary in T7S, R25E, Section 3, South to Forest Service Road (FSR) 24, then follow FSR 24 east to its junction with FSR 23, then follow FSR 23 east to FSR 2128, then follow FSR 2128 north to the Forest Boundary at T7S, R26 Section 2, then following the Forest Boundary west to State Highway 207.

In addition, the following roads are closed:
  • National Forest System Road (NFSR) 2039000 - From the Junction of Highway 207 easterly to Morrow County Road Wilson Creek Road 732 - 5.0 miles.
  • National Forest System Road (NFSR) 2000350 - From the Junction of Highway 207, easterly to National Forest System Road (NFSR) 2039000 – 4.6 miles.
  • National Forest System Road (NFSR) 2307000 - From the Junction of National Forest System  Road 2300000,  northeasterly to Bull Prairie Campground National Forest System Road (NFSR) 2300000 – 8.5 miles
  • National Forest System Road (NFSR) 2307035 - From the Junction of National Forest System  Road 2307000, north to Bull Prairie Campground National Forest System Road (NFSR) 2039030 – 0.8 miles.
 The weather forecast for the region is a continued hot and dry trend with poor humidity recovery.  Any spark landing in light fuels (grass) has a 100% potential to start a fire so please follow restrictions to limit potential human wildfire ignitions.
  • Regulated Closure is in effect for ODF’s Central Oregon District.  Specific restrictions, intended to reduce human caused fires, can be found at www.ODFcentraloregon.com.  
  • Phase B of the Public Use Restrictions (PURS) for the Umatilla National Forest are in effect.   For more information regarding these and other restrictions on the Umatilla National Forest visitwww.bmidc.org

Thursday, July 26, 2018




Wilson Prairie Fire Update
Northwest Interagency Incident Management Team 8, Incident Commander: Doug Johnson
July 26, 2018 - 9:00 P.M.

A Community Meeting is planned for Friday, July 27th at 5:00 pm at the Heppner City Hall at 111 North Main Street.  Fire managers will provide a fire update with maps and an opportunity for questions and answers at the end of the presentations. All are welcome to attend.

Special Announcements:
Northwest Interagency Incident Management Team 8, Incident Commander, Doug Johnson, assumed management of the Wilson Prairie Fire this morning at 6:00 am.  The fire is burning in timber and grass on private lands, protected by Oregon Department of Forestry, and the Umatilla National Forest.  The incident command post (ICP) and helibase are located at the Morrow County Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Park northeast of Spray, Oregon.

The Morrow County OHV Park and Campground is currently open, however some trails may be impacted by the fire activity.  Please observe all trail and area closures.

Acreage: 437; a helicopter flight of the fire boundary yesterday provided a clear view of the perimeter for the first time, resulting in a more accurate acreage of the fire size.

Containment: 30%

Fire Information: Christie Shaw, Oregon Department of Forestry, 541-263-0661 or Darcy Weseman, Umatilla National Forest 541-278-3722  Available 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Information Websites: Inciwebhttps://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/6028

Current Fire Information: Two helicopters assisted firefighters with water drops to cool hotspots along the established fire perimeter on the southwest and slow the fire burning down into the south and southeast corner. Additionally, firefighters made improvements to the fireline in preparation for a burnout operation this evening.  The objective of a burnout is to reduce fuels between the fireline and the fire, widening and securing the line.  Tonight, firefighters will wait for favorable conditions to begin the burnout activity.

Resources:  Total personnel assigned – 367:  3-type 2 IA hand crews, 11-type 2 hand crews, 2- medium helicopters, 1- light helicopter, 12-engines, 6-dozers, 7-water tenders, 2–faller modules, and 3-skidgens. Additional resources have been ordered and continue to arrive.

Weather:  Tonight will be clear with temperatures forecasted for 59 - 62 degrees and a relative humidity of 35 - 40%.  Winds will be 6 - 12 mph from the northwest in the evening and down canyon later during the night of 2 – 5 mph.

Closures: The Umatilla National Forest implemented a Forest Closure including a large area, trail and road closure within the vicinity of Bull Prairie Lake and the Wilson Prairie area.  A map and detailed description of the area closure is available at any Umatilla National Forest office and on Inciweb.

Closure Description: Starting at State Highway 207 at its junction with the Forest Boundary in T7S, R25E, Section 3, South to Forest Service Road (FSR) 24, then follow FSR 24 east to its junction with FSR 23, then follow FSR 23 east to FSR 2128, then follow FSR 2128 north to the Forest Boundary at T7S, R26 Section 2, then following the Forest Boundary west to State Highway 207.

In addition, the following roads are closed:
  • National Forest System Road (NFSR) 2039000 - From the Junction of Highway 207 easterly to Morrow County Road Wilson Creek Road 732 - 5.0 miles.
  • National Forest System Road (NFSR) 2000350 - From the Junction of Highway 207, easterly to National Forest System Road (NFSR) 2039000 – 4.6 miles.
  • National Forest System Road (NFSR) 2307000 - From the Junction of National Forest System  Road 2300000,  northeasterly to Bull Prairie Campground National Forest System Road (NFSR) 2300000 – 8.5 miles
  • National Forest System Road (NFSR) 2307035 - From the Junction of National Forest System  Road 2307000, north to Bull Prairie Campground National Forest System Road (NFSR) 2039030 – 0.8 miles.
The weather forecast for the region is a continued hot and dry trend with poor humidity recovery.  Please follow restrictions to limit potential human wildfire ignitions.
  • Regulated Closure is in effect for ODF’s Central Oregon District.  Specific restrictions, intended to reduce human caused fires, can be found at www.ODFcentraloregon.com and on the Inciweb site listed above.  
  • Phase B of the Public Use Restrictions (PURS) for the Umatilla National Forest are scheduled for implementation at 12:01 am on Friday, July 27, 2018, tonight.  For more information regarding these and other restrictions on the Umatilla National Forest visitwww.bmidc.org