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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09.29.20 Email from Brian Ring FW_ BC EOC Sit Stat Report 09.29.20 1245 hrs From:Ring, Brian 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:McCracken, Shari;Pickett, Andy;Snyder, Ashley Subject:FW: BC EOC Sit Stat Report 09.29.20 1245 hrs Date:Tuesday, September 29, 2020 1:13:45 PM Attachments:NORTH COMPLEX FIRE Situation Status Report 20200929 1245 hrs.pdf FYI – Situational update attached. Brian Ring Assistant Chief Administrative Officer Administration 25 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 95965 T: From: EOC Plans <EOCPlans@buttecounty.net> Sent: Tuesday, September 29, 2020 12:49 PM To: EOC - LiaisonDistributionList <EOC-LiaisonDistributionList@buttecounty.net>; Pickett, Andy <APickett@buttecounty.net>; Boston, Shelby <sboston@buttecounty.net>; Nuzum, Danielle <DNuzum@buttecounty.net>; Dunsmoor, Cindi <CDunsmoor@buttecounty.net>; Jessee, Meegan <Mjessee@buttecounty.net>; Smith, Al <ADSmith@buttecounty.net>; Kincheloe, Josh <JKincheloe@buttecounty.net>; Heath, Debbie <dheath@buttecounty.net>; Taggart, Kevin <ktaggart@buttecounty.net>; Schmidt, Dennis <DSchmidt@buttecounty.net>; Messina, John <John.Messina@fire.ca.gov>; Shelton, Mark <MWShelton@buttecounty.net>; McAfee-Bowersox, Miranda <MMcAfee-Bowersox@buttecounty.net>; Soulsby, Ryan <RSoulsby@buttecounty.net>; McCracken, Shari <SMcCracken@buttecounty.net>; Day, Tiana <tday@buttecounty.net>; Kim, Sang <skim@buttecounty.net>; Ring, Brian <bring@buttecounty.net>; York, Danette <DYork@buttecounty.net>; Hatcher, Casey <CHatcher@buttecounty.net>; Alpert, Bruce <BAlpert@buttecounty.net>; Quin, Aaron <AQuin@buttecounty.net>; Maxwell, Racheal <rmaxwell@buttecounty.net>; Thornton, Stacy <SThornton@buttecounty.net>; Ott, Radley <ROtt@buttecounty.net>; Johnson, Curtis <CLJohnson@buttecounty.net>; Smith, Jake <JSmith@buttecounty.net>; Springern@saccounty.net; 'Rod.Daugherty@CalOES.ca.gov'; Robison, Art <arobison@buttecounty.net>; Souders, Kira <KSouders@buttecounty.net>; Alton, Jennifer <jalton@buttecounty.net>; Roberto.rivera2@redcross.org; Greeson, Kathleen <KGreeson@buttecounty.net>; Langston, Bryan <blangston@buttecounty.net>; Whitley, Joseph <JWhitley@buttecounty.net>; EOC <EOC@buttecounty.net>; Herrera, Stephanie <sherrera@placer.ca.gov>; spratt@placer.ca.gov Cc: EOC Plans <EOCPlans@buttecounty.net> Subject: BC EOC Sit Stat Report 09.29.20 1245 hrs Good Afternoon all Here is the current sit stat. Please feel free to contact us if there are any required edits. Thank You, Nancy Nancy Springer Plans Intel Chief EOCPlans@buttecounty.net NORTH COMPLEX FIRE Situation Status Report (2020-09-29; 1245hrs) BUTTE COUNTY EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER (EOC) Preliminary Incident Information North Complex West Zone fire is part of the overall North Complex Fire burning in Butte and Plumas counties. Additional incident information is available at the following sites: https://www.facebook.com/CALFIREButteCo/?ref=nf&hc_ref=ARRXhE1CmotDxPkUffsNeGf_vJlBeGOucGSU0xCJ6HvN3 MiG0p5s-S3HLYu3Sa8WVCI&__tn__=%3C-R https://www.facebook.com/USFSPlumas/photos/pcb.3392351700825762/3392342777493321/?type=3&theater https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/6997/ Fatalities: 15 Injuries: 2 (First Responder) Assessed Structures Destroyed or Damaged 2,455 Actual Structures Destroyed 2,342 o Destroyed Residential – 1523 o Destroyed Commercial – 59 o Other Destroyed – 760 Actual Structures Damaged 113 o Damaged Residential – 51 o Damaged Commercial – 5 o Damaged Other – 57 Here is a link to the Structure Damage Map: https://tinyurl.com/y3jmzxnj Estimated Acres Burned in the North Complex West Zone: 84,595 acres (in SRA) with 95% containment. Note that the North Complex West Zone is based on operational boundaries, not Butte County boundary lines. In Butte County specifically, the total acreage burned is estimated at 96,014. Total acres burned in the overall North Complex Fire covering Butte and Plumas counties is 308,995 acres with 76% containment. Map link: https://www.facebook.com/CALFIREButteCo/photos/pcb.1909830309158676/1909829949158712/?type=3&theater 1 Report prepared by: April BarnesButte County EOC – North Complex Fire Documentation, Plans Intel Situation Status Report 2020-09-29, 1245 hrs Resources: Engines – 77; Water Tenders – 37; Helicopters – 8; Hand Crews – 33; Dozers – 17; Total Personnel – 1487. Butte, Plumas, and Yuba County Sheriff’s Offices, California Highway Patrol, Sierra Pacific Industries, W.M. Beaty, PG&E, California Conservation Corps, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, North Valley Animal Disaster Group, California State Parks and Recreation, Bureau of Land Management, Bureau of Indian Affairs, KonKow Valley Band of Maidu, Berry Creek Rancheria, Mooretown Rancheria, Soper-Wheeler and Union Pacific Railroad, CAL Trans, Cal OES, Butte County OEM and California National Guard. Out of State Resources include Michigan, Utah, New Mexico and Canada from out of Country. Current Situation: On the afternoon of September 8, 2020 the North Complex fire entered Butte County with a vengeance, driven by extreme winds, heavy dry fuels, and steep terrain. The North Complex Fire is broken into three (3) zones: North, South, and West. The North and South Zone are managed by the United States Forest Service. The West Zone is managed by CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 4. Containment lines on the West Zone continue to hold and no further fire growth is expected. Firefighters continue to search for and mop up hot spots well inside the fire perimeter to ensure no embers crow the fire line. Tactical patrols are being conducted throughout the West Zone to identify and mitigate hazards, making sure the area is safe when homeowners return. The North Zone continues to grow and is the highest area of concern. The fire has progressed to a position within 100yds of Hwy 70. CalFire has placed strike teams to mitigate the spread of the fire across Hwy 70. The Red Flag Warning did expire overnight. The winds are expected to return to our normal up valley flows during the day and down valley flows overnight. We continue to have high temperatures and low humidity. PSPS: All areas affected by the PSPS were re-energized by 2000hrs yesterday (09.28.2020). Here is a link to the PSPS website: https://pgealerts.alerts.pge.com/updates/ Weather: Today (Magalia): Widespread haze and smoke. Sunny skies, with a high near 86. Winds southwest 5 to 10 mph and humidity near 16%. Tonight (Magalia): Widespread haze and smoke. Clear skies with a low of 66, winds light and variable, and humidity increasing to 26%. Wednesday (Magalia): Widespread haze and smoke. Sunny skies, with a high of 91, west northwest winds 5 to 10 mph and humidity at 21%. For specific smoke impacts to your area, visit https://www.airnow.gov/ Information Board Locations: Holiday Market – 6848 Lower Skyway, Paradise Savemart – 6636 Clark Road, Paradise Save-Mor Foods – 14001 Lakeridge Circle, Magalia Stirling City Volunteer Co. 12 – 17084 Skyway, Stirling City Yankee Hill Hardware – 11300A Miller Flat Rd, Oroville Raley’s – 2325 Myers St, Oroville Food Maxx – 1160 Oro Dam Blvd, Oroville WalMart – 465 Cal Oak Rd, Oroville rd Home Depot – 2150 3 St, Oroville Feather Falls Casino – 3 Alverda Dr, Oroville Gold Country Casino – 4020 Olive Hwy, Oroville Fire Damage Assessment Damage assessments provided by CAL FIRE’s Damage Inspection Team were completed and the final totals are 2,455 assessed structures with 2,342 destroyed and 113 damaged. See page 1 for additional information. A link to the Structure Damage Map . Messaging has gone out on what to look for when returning can be found through this link: https://tinyurl.com/y3jmzxnj home after a wildfire. Here is a link to that information: https://www.readyforwildfire.org/post-wildfire/ . 2 Report prepared by: April BarnesButte County EOC – North Complex Fire Documentation, Plans Intel Situation Status Report 2020-09-29, 1245 hrs County Safety Assessment The County Safety Assessment Team completed the following inspections standing structures that may pose potential threats to the public upon re-entry. The team placed color (Green-Yellow-Red) coded placards on each structure to indicate its safety level. Information has been messaged to the public in reference to the signage and reaffirmed with applicants visiting the LAC. LEGEND for TABLE of overall inspections performed. Commercial Structures - CS Single Family Dwellings - SFD Manufactured Housing Units- MHU Utility Structures (over 120sq ft)- US Motorhome - MH (Last report received Friday, September 25, 2020) Safety Inspections Performed CS Green11 Yellow 2 Red0 Summary of placards posted by the County are as follows: SFD Green178 Yellow 4 GreenINSPECTED - Lawful Occupancy Permitted Red8 Lawful Occupancy Permitted is posted noting no apparent structural hazard has been found and is safe to occupy. MHU YellowRESTRICTED USE Green39 RESTRICTED USE is posted noting there has been Yellow 1 damage resulting in some form of restriction to the Red1 continued occupancy. The restrictions for use will be noted on the placard. US RedUNSAFE -Do Not Enter or Occupy UNSAFE – Do Not Enter or Occupy is posted to note Green90 the structure has been damaged such that continued Yellow 3 occupancy poses a threat to life safety. Buildings or Red13 structures posted with this placard shall not be entered except as authorized in writing by the MH Building Department. Safety assessment teams shall be authorized to enter these buildings. This placard Green1 is not to be used or considered as a demolition Yellow order. Red Commercial Structures 13 Single Family Dwellings 190 Manufactured Housing Units 41 Utility Structures (over 120sq ft) 106 Motorhome 1 One School was issued a Red placard Total Assessed 351 3 Report prepared by: April BarnesButte County EOC – North Complex Fire Documentation, Plans Intel Situation Status Report 2020-09-29, 1245 hrs Law Enforcement Butte County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) deputies, staff and mutual aid continue to patrol evacuated areas and support road blocks to inhibit people from entering the burned areas. BCSO has responded to 192 welfare check requests for persons. Of those requests, all are accounted for, unfortunately, there are 15 fatalities. BCSO did update evacuation orders and warnings this morning at 10:00 am in response to the movement of the fire in the North Zone. BCSO continues to run a call center to assist residents who do not have access to the internet to be able to obtain information on evacuation orders and warnings in their area. The call center is staffed by volunteers and open 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday thru Sunday (7 days a week), until it is no longer needed. BCSO has added a link to their web page for the escort program. Residents can click the “Sheriff’s Online Escort Request Submission” link which will take them through 3 waivers before being able to enter their information for service. Residents can also call the BCSO call center to request an escort. This service will enable residents to enter their property for 15 minutes which can be decreased depending on conditions of the area and movement of the fire. To date Sheriff’s personnel has been able to accommodate approximately 150 of the requests. Evacuation Orders (September 29, 2020 10:00am) There have been no changes, evacuation orders remain in effect for: The area west of Oro-Quincy Hwy, from Seminole Drive north to the Butte County Line, Pulga, Concow, Yankee Hill and Big Bend. Evacuation Warnings: Butte County Sheriff’s Office has issued the following Evacuation Warnings: The community of Magalia The community of Stirling City The Town of Paradise Clark Rd from the Paradise Town limits south to Hwy 70, east to lake Oroville, to include Pentz Rd from the Paradise Town limits south to Hwy 70 Evacuation orders and warnings can be found on the Butte County web page. https://www.buttecounty.net/ Map link: https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1UU7WvAOESDgfIGHz_y_W670LmrbMxVn- &ll=39.74796318504473%2C-121.36346952745882&z=11 4 Report prepared by: April BarnesButte County EOC – North Complex Fire Documentation, Plans Intel Situation Status Report 2020-09-29, 1245 hrs Road Closures Stephens Ridge Rd @ Oro Quincy Hwy SR 70 @ Cherokee Rd Coutolenc Rd @ Jordan Hill Rd This information is posted at: http://www.buttecounty.net/ Local Assistance Center (LAC) The LAC is located at the address noted below with hours of operation and will remain open for at least three (3)weeks. LOCAL ASSISTANCE CENTER (LAC) Address: 1875 Feather River BLVD Oroville, Ca 95966 Hours: MON.-Fri 10:00 am to 4:00 pm SAT. 10:00 am to 4:00 pm SUN. Closed HOUSEHOLDS NEW DATE THROUGH APPLICATIONS THE DOORS Tuesday, September 22nd, 2020235 231 Wednesday, September 23rd, 2020 201 150 Thursday, September 24th, 2020294 194 th Friday, September 25, 2020 265159 th Saturday, September 26, 2020 126 90 th Monday, September 28, 2020 137 85 TOTALS: 1258909 * Customers represent household vs individual. (Please note, these are not FEMA applications) Non-Congregate Sheltering Currently there are 700 individuals in hotel rooms, equating to 329 rooms. The hotline continues to be a valuable resource to residents as it has handled 1,706 calls to date. Public Health No update at this time Animal Evacuation Centers Large Animal Shelter Camelot Equestrian Park 1985 Clark Road, Paradise This shelter is accepting animals between 7:30am and 8:00pm. Small Animal Shelters Old County Hospital 2279 Del Oro and Mono Ste E, Oroville This shelter is currently at capacity and cannot accept additional animals at this time. 5 Report prepared by: April BarnesButte County EOC – North Complex Fire Documentation, Plans Intel Situation Status Report 2020-09-29, 1245 hrs 521 Cal Oak Rd, Oroville This shelter is currently accepting small, domestic animals between 8:00am and 8:00pm. Butte County Fairgrounds (Expo Hall) 199 E. Hazel St, Gridley Currently excepting small animals Total Animals in Shelters Camalot - 295 Del Oro - 98 Cal Oaks - 108 Gridley Fairgrounds - 0 Animal Control continues to need additional staff. Texas A&M did arrive yesterday to start training to take over some of the middle management duties. The National Guard arrived this morning to assist with animal care. Unclaimed Animals The Pet Harbor website is showing animals that have been rescued from the North Complex Fire and have not been claimed by their owners. The deceased large animal removal is open for residents, law enforcement and fire crews to call or email with requests. Residents can call (530)895-0000 or email largerecovery@buttecounty.net Public Works Public Works has guardrail crews working near Lake Madrone and anticipate completion in 7 to 10 days. Also, due to the movement of the fire in the North Zone they have moved equipment out of the Paradise area to ensure its safe keeping. All signals affected by the PSPS have be restored. Donations Due to COVID-19 restrictions, no physical donations are being accepted. North Valley Community Foundation has set up a fund. USFS Forest Closures A USFS order prohibits the use of any ignition (campfires, gas stoves, etc.) and the closure of all developed campgrounds and day-use sites on National Forests in California. The Plumas NF partially reopened today. Please refer to attached news release titled: Plumas National Forest Reopens, dated 09.18.2020. For up to date information on both Plumas and Lassen NF please refer to these links: Plumas NF https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/plumas/alerts-notices Lassen NF: https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/lassen/alerts-notices FEMA Public Assistance Status Designated Areas: Disaster 5363; Public Assistance, Category B (PA-B). This is the Emergency Work, Category B: Emergency protective measures https://www.fema.gov/disaster/5363/designated-areas . More info on categories can be found at this FEMA Fact Sheet: https://www.fema.gov/sites/default/files/2020-07/fema_public-assistance-fact-sheet_10-2019_0.pdf END OF REPORT 6 Report prepared by: April BarnesButte County EOC – North Complex Fire Documentation, Plans Intel Situation Status Report 2020-09-29, 1245 hrs