Update: Dixie Fire - Evacuation Order and Warnings Reduced for Some Areas of Lassen County (1:00 P.M.)

Lassen County mandatory evacuation orders have been reduced to evacuation warnings and some warnings have been lifted.

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY

Mandatory evacuation orders have been reduced to evacuation warnings for the following areas:

• Milford area east (lake side) of Hwy 395 from the Milford Grade intersection south to the Flux Rd intersection – Zone LAS-E008-A
• McCoy Flat area south of Hwy 44 from County Rd A21 east to Hog Flat Reservoir – Zone LAS-E028

ALL OTHER EVACUATION ORDERS AND WARNINGS REMAIN IN EFFECT.

SAFETY MESSAGE: Be aware that there will be an increase presence of law enforcement and fire personnel working in the area. Use caution, drive with your headlights on, and yield to emergency personnel.

Please see the attached information about returning home after wildfire which can be found at www.readyforwildfire.org

Source: CAL FIRE Lassen-Modoc Unit

Update:  At 1:00 P.M. Plumas County is making the following changes:

The evacuation warning for the following areas have been lifted:

• Caribou Rd north to the Humbug Rd and Humboldt Rd intersection This includes Belden Reservoir and Butt Valley Reservoir [PLU Zone 3]
• The community of Seneca south to Hwy70 [PLU Zone 4A]
• Long Valley and north of Seneca areas [PLU Zone 4B]
• Humbug Road from the intersection of the Humbug-Humboldt Road west to the Butte County line and everything south of the Humbug Road [PLU Zone 6]
• Hwy 36 south to the west side of Hwy 89, including Mud Lake, Soldiers Meadows, and Shanghai Creek area, south to Humbug Road, and west to Butte County line [PLU Zone 6A]
• From the Hwy 89/Hwy 36 Junction, north along Stover Mountain Road to the County Line, and west from the Hwy 89/Hwy 36 Junction along the south side of the highway to the county line. [PLU Zone 7]
• Chester Juniper Lake Road north, Hwy 312 northwest, Forest Road 28N61 north west. [PLU Zone 8A]
• Manzanita Mtn. Echo Lake areas. North of Hwy 36 [PLU Zone 38 A]

Be vigilant to weather and wind conditions and take any future orders seriously, should they change.

Just because the flames are out doesn’t mean the danger is over. Damaged trees/terrain and flash flooding are just some of the dangers that exist after a wildfire. DO NOT put yourself or your loved ones in danger by exploring

For the full release click here: https://tinyurl.com/6snu333e

September 5, 2021 -  Dixie Fire Updates to Evacuation Orders, Warnings, and Road Information for Sunday, September 5, 2021