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Controlled Burn to Resume in Taylorsville CA for Wildfire Prevention

Tuesday, January 28

Prescribed burning will resume this week in Taylorsville, CA. **Do Not Report**This carefully planned burn will only take place if favorable conditions are present each day. A dedicated fire crew will remain in town into the evening for monitoring.55 of 163 acres were burned... Read More.

Park Fire Restoration Efforts Resume on State Route 36, Expect Delays

Tuesday, October 29

Caltrans says traveling on State Route 36 in Tehama County will have significant traffic delays as the emergency restoration work resumes following the Park Fire. Caltrans has implemented one-way traffic control between Morgan Summit and Mill Creek, you are advised to expect delays of... Read More.

Susanville Corrals Reopen After Storm Damage; Wild Horse Adoptions Resume

Thursday, March 28

The corrals outside Susanville reopened after winter storm damage forced its closure in early February.The visitor center's lobby area sustained damage, and repairs have just wrapped up, allowing animal viewing, adoptions, and purchases to resume.The BLM says that the facility has held about 600... Read More.

LNF Resume RX Burns on Diamond Mtn Thru Tomorrow

Wednesday, November 29

Smoke will be visible to Janesville and Susanville today through Thursday.The Lassen National Forest says pile burns resumed as weather conditions have improved.The operation is being conducted on Diamond Mountain. Many are visiting the forest area hunting for Christmas trees; you are asked to... Read More.

Planned Pile Burns Resume in Plumas National Forest After Month of Wet Weather

Tuesday, April 4

In Quincy, Plumas National Forest firefighters plan to resume pile burning on the forest after more than a month of snow and wet weather.Today, the Mount Hough Ranger District is set to ignite a large pile near Oakland Camp outside Quincy, with conditions permitting.The... Read More.

Pile Burning Projects Resume in Plumas Ntl Forest

Thursday, February 23

Plumas National Forest firefighters are set to continue their pile-burning activities across the forest this week, with successful treatment in Butterfly Valley last week. In the Mount Hough Ranger District, firefighters have treated 29 acres of piles in the Genesee area.Tomorrow expect to see... Read More.

Expect to See Smoke, Plumas Ntl Forest Fire Crews Resume Pile Burn Projects

Tuesday, February 7

Firefighters in Plumas National Forest are making progress with pile burning, largely due to favorable weather conditions. Tomorrow, the Feather River Ranger District will treat 63 acres of mechanical piles at Feather Falls as part of post-fire recovery.Weather permitting, the Mount Hough Ranger District... Read More.

Pile Burns Resume Near Brush Creek in PNF

Tuesday, January 17

Pile Burning will pick back up in The Plumas National Forest tomorrow. Strong winds with the incoming winter storms halted the planned burns early last week, but firefighters were able to complete 6 acres of pile burns near the Brush Creek Work Center. As... Read More.

FRC TO RESUME CAMPUS OPERATIONS NEXT WEEK!

Friday, July 30

FRC TO RESUME CAMPUS OPERATIONS NEXT WEEK! The FRC campus will reopen Monday, August 2nd, absent any further directives from County or Dixie Fire officials. To summarize a message sent to all students and staff, FRC plans to reopen offices Monday. Our goal is to... Read More.

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Controlled Burn to Resume in Taylorsville CA for Wildfire Prevention

Park Fire Restoration Efforts Resume on State Route 36, Expect Delays

Susanville Corrals Reopen After Storm Damage; Wild Horse Adoptions Resume

LNF Resume RX Burns on Diamond Mtn Thru Tomorrow

Planned Pile Burns Resume in Plumas National Forest After Month of Wet Weather

Pile Burning Projects Resume in Plumas Ntl Forest

Expect to See Smoke, Plumas Ntl Forest Fire Crews Resume Pile Burn Projects

Pile Burns Resume Near Brush Creek in PNF

FRC TO RESUME CAMPUS OPERATIONS NEXT WEEK!

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