According to a statement from CalFire, ion the evening of July 31, a possible wildland fire was reported in the Susanville Ranch Park area near Paiute Drive.
The Susanville Interagency Fire Center quickly dispatched resources to the area and upon arrival, fire crews immediately began suppression efforts on the wildland fire.
Through cooperative efforts from multiple agencies, despite the challenging terrain and winds, the 1-4 Fire, also known as the Peak Incident, was held at 259 acres in size.
With the use of multiple aircraft, along with ground crews from the CalFire Lassen-Modoc Unit, Susanville City Fire Department, the Janesville Fire Protection District, Susan River Fire Protection District, Lassen National Forest, Northern California District BLM, Lassen County Sheriff’s Office, Susanville Police Department, Lassen Municipal Utility District, and the Susanville Indian Rancheria, collaboration and teamwork throughout the night ensured a successful outcome to this incident.
As of last night at 10 p.m., dozerlLine, hand lines and hose lays had been established around the entire fire. Fire personnel will continue mop-up operations over the next few days to ensure secure containment lines.
The cause of the fire is under investigation. We are, however, asking the public for assistance with any information, photos or videos that may be of importance regarding the incident and ongoing investigation of the fire/
Please contact us at: Call/Text: (530) 310-2226; Email: [email protected].
Thank you to all first responders and cooperating agencies for the quick action and response to this incident. Your dedication helps keep our community safe.
As fire season continues, we urge everyone to stay alert and prepared. You can help us by reporting smoke or suspicious activity immediately and following all fire restrictions and evacuation orders
For updated fire information visit fire.ca.gov.
