HomeMy WebLinkAbout10.4.20 EOC Morning Report 10-04-2020 (Operational Period 14)
From:Gosselin, Paul
To:Alpert, Bruce;Bennett, Robin;Clerk of the Board;Connelly, Bill;Cook, Holly;Lambert, Steve;Lucero, Debra;
McCracken, Shari;Paulsen, Shaina;Pickett, Andy;Ring, Brian;Ritter, Tami;Rodas, Amalia;Sweeney, Kathleen;
Teeter, Doug
Cc:Pickett, Andy;Ring, Brian;Ramsey, Mike
Subject:EOC Morning Report 10-04-2020 (Operational Period 14)
Date:Sunday, October 4, 2020 10:47:07 AM
Good Morning Board,
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The following is the October 4 morning report for the North Complex Fire.
On the north end, the fire remains active east of highway 70. The weather today will be favorable
allowing for water and retardant drops. CalFire continues to work on the contingency and secondary
lines. The weather is expected to remain favorable until later in the week when a storm front moves
through. The weather will become cooler and more humid by next weekend. There is a likelihood of
precipitation. Wind is expected to increase when the weather system moves in.
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USFS reported that 1 lane of highway 70 may be opened at noon tomorrow, October 5. They are
coordinating with the Butte County Sheriff Office and the Plumas County Sheriff Office. Discussions
and coordination continues on areas under orders or warning.
There are 558 individuals in non-congregate shelter in 274 rooms. Most of the rooms are out of the
county. There is a focus to assist fire survivors. AmeriCorps will be helping with the transition. The
hotline received 2,583 calls. Yesterday, the hotline received 143 calls. The Local Assistance Center
remains active. There were over 1,800 households assisted. There are 397 animals being sheltered.
A focus is being made on reunification. All of the Parvo infected dogs are doing well. There are no
new cases.
Public Works is tracking the storm that is due to arrive next weekend to determine if debris flow
warning would be triggered. The debris flow warning could be applicable for the North Complex and
Camp Fire burn areas. Public Works is coordinating with DTSC and Environmental Health to develop
an Alternative Program.
The dumpster in Forbestown is being removed tomorrow. The dumpster is full and is unfortunately
includes unacceptable items. The dumpster in Berry Creek will remain in place. It is operating well.
CalFire has placed information boards in Berry Creek and Feather Falls.
The EOC is in Operational Period 14 and will operate remotely today. Unless the situation changes
or new information comes forward, there will not be an evening report.
If you have any questions please let me know. Have a great day
Take care
Paul
Paul Gosselin, Director
Department of Water and Resource Conservation
308 Nelson Ave
Oroville, CA 95965
530-552-3590 office