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OREGON DEPT. OF FORESTRY: WILDLAND FIRE REPORT 7/24/24

Posted on July 24, 2026 by Editor

There are approximately 10,333 personnel assigned to the 30 large fires across the state, not including many of the local and agency government employees, landowners, forestland operators, and members of the community who are contributing every day.

Initial attack remains ODF’s top priority.

Prevention: Over the last 72 hours, the state of Oregon has received thousands of lightning strikes. As new fires continue to pop up, firefighters will be working around the clock to catch them early and keep them small. A preventable, human-caused fire will take resources away from a new lightning start. We can’t control lightning, but we can control our actions.

Help your wildland firefighters by preventing the next human-caused wildfire. The easiest way to do this is by checking your local fire restrictions and brushing up on your wildfire prevention knowledge.

ODF Complex Incident Management Teams

  • Team 1 is in command of the East Evans Creek Fire. For fire updates, visit the Southwest Oregon District’s Facebook page.
  • Team 2 is in unified command with OSFM Red Team of the Akawa Butte Fire. For fire updates, visit the incident’s Facebook page.
  • Team 3 is in unified command with OSFM Red Team on the Brewer and Crosswhite West Fires. For fire updates, visit the incident’s Facebook page.

ODF Priority Fires

FIRE NAME

TOTAL ACRES

ODF ACRES

CONTAINMENT

LOCATION

COMMAND

Akawa Butte

27,287

13,283

5%

13 miles NE of Sisters

ODF CIMT 2 |OSFM Red Team

Horse Ridge

293

50

10%

25 miles E of Pendleton

CIMT NW Team 7

Paradise

707

0

0%

15 miles S of Pendleton

CIMT NW Team 7

Hagen

15,799

565

0%

26 miles E of Pendleton

CIMT NW Team 7

Brewer

32,707

29,895

5%

15 miles E of Madras

ODF CIMT 3 | OSFM Red Team

Box Springs (Crosswhite West after today)

15,203

13,550

0%

18 miles W of Mitchell

ODF CIMT 3 | OSFM Red Team

Rowe Creek Complex

192,681

4,155

31%

10 miles S of Fossil

CIMT NW Team 2 |OSFM Green Team

Anthony

2,445

0

57%

34 miles N of Baker City

CIMT NW Team 13

Burnt Creek

2,678

312

0%

23 miles N of Enterprise

CIMT NW Team 13

Coyote

17,406

4,263

47%

5 miles S of Post

CIMT CA Team 1

East Evans Creek

15,705

15,705

38%

14 miles NE of Rogue River

ODF CIMT 1

Egypt

4, 594

40

68%

15 miles N of Riley

CIMT SA Team 2

Bologna

2,269

198

8%

7 miles NE of Kimberly

IMT 3

Olive Butte

3,011

18

60%

34 miles SW of Baker City

CIMT NW Team 12

Salmon

1,434

32

60%

34 miles SW of Baker City

CIMT NW Team 12

Powder River

21,030

0

41%

4 miles SW of Richland

CIMT SW Team 4

*These numbers may change as we receive more data.

Weather: Monsoonal moisture will get pushed out of the Pacific Northwest today as an offshore low moves up the Oregon Coast. This will limit thunderstorm potential to a slight afternoon threat over extreme northeast Oregon and southeast Washington. This approaching low will also intensify onshore flow, bringing cooling and increased moisture to western Washington and Oregon, while generating gusty west winds and low humidity that create critical fire weather across southeast Oregon and central Washington. A cold front will sweep through the region on Saturday bringing light rain to northwest Washington and deepening the marine layer west of the Cascades. It will also deliver some cooling east of the Cascades alongside 30 to 40 mph wind gusts and single digit to teen humidity levels leading to critical fire weather conditions. The winds are expected to moderate through mid-week, although dry humidity levels will remain east of the Cascades.

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ODF Highlight: This week, Oregon Department of Forestry’s West Oregon District firefighters, alongside local landowners and operators, responded to 20 new fire starts across the district following the lightning event. To give perspective, the 10-year average of fires for an entire season in this district is 35 fires.

The majority of the fires were fully extinguished by the early morning while some were in mop-up through the rest of the day. Through the dedication of these firefighters and our state, local, and contract wildfire response partners, none became a large wildfire.

Resources

  • ODF wildfire blog and Public Fire Restrictions/Danger Levels map
  • Regional situation report and national situation report
  • Inciweb (information, photos, videos, and maps from specific incidents)

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