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Progress is being made on the Ponderosa Fire east of Oroville
Posted Today At 8:48am
Highway ninety nine Downed Lines
Posted Today At 8:42am
Chico Missing Woman Found Safe
Posted Today At 8:34am
A missing Chico woman has been found. 25-year-old Tatiana Medeiros she was found safe and sound around five am this morning. This after she was last seen around 7:30 Monday evening near the Olive Garden on Business Lane. According to police, Medeiros was found by maintenance workers at the Oxford Suites which is across the street from the Olive Garden. Reports say that she has since been reunited with her family.
Ponderosa Fire at Feather Falls to Berry Creek: Update two thousand five hundred acres
Posted About A Week Ago by -KPAY NEWS
County: Butte County
Location: Ponderosa way and Lumpkin road, two miles NW of Forbestown
Acres Burned – Containment: two thousand five hundred acres
Evacuations: Instant Evacuation Order: Lumpkin Road from Forbestown Road to Station fifty one and all connecting roads.
(North West) Bald Rock Road at Catella
(South West) Big Ridge Road to Oro Quincy Hwy, Including Little Ridge Road
(South East) Bean Creek at Eckards Lane
(North East) Bald Rock Road to Enumclaw Road
Phone Numbers (530) 538-7826 (Ponderosa Fire Information Line )
Last Updated: August 30, two thousand seventeen 6:05 am
Date/Time Commenced: August 29, two thousand seventeen 1:16 pm
Administrative Unit: CAL FIRE/Butte County Fire
Ponderosa Fire at Feather Falls: Update six hundred acres
Posted About A Week Ago by -KAPY NEWS
Acres Burned – Containment: six hundred acres
Phone Numbers (530) 538-7826 (Ponderosa Fire Information Line )
Last Updated: August 29, two thousand seventeen Five:42 pm
Date/Time Began: August 29, two thousand seventeen 1:16 pm
Administrative Unit: CAL FIRE/Butte County Fire
County: Butte County
Location: Ponderosa way and Lumpkin road, two miles NW of Forbestown
Evacuations: Instant Evacuation Order: Lumpkin Road from Forbestown Road to the community of Feather Falls.
Evacuation Warning: Lumpkin Rd from The Enterprise Bridge to Lake View Terrace.
FORBESTOWN PONDEROSA FIRE EVACUATIONS:
Posted About A Week Ago by -KPAY NEWS
From the CalFire website/APP:
Location: Ponderosa way and Lumpkin road, two miles NW of Forbestown
Acres Burned: eighty acres
Evacuations: Instant Evacuation Order, Lumpkin Road from Forbestown Road to the community of Feather Falls.
Ponderosa Fire Information Line (530) 538-7826
Last Updated: 2017-08-29 15:06:00
Date Embarked: 2017-08-29 13:16:00
Administrative Unit: CAL FIRE/Butte County Fire
County: Butte County
Due to a fire in the area, Butte County Sheriff’s Office Deputies are presently conducting evacuations in the area of Lumpkin Rd. from Forbestown Rd. to the community of Feather Falls. We are working to establish a shelter, more information will be posted shortly.
Oroville Area Hit and Run Suspect Court Appearance
Posted About Three Weeks Ago
Chico Domestic Violence Arrest
Posted About Three Weeks Ago
Chico Police make an arrest in a domestic violence case. Chico Police received a call from a woman around 1:30 Monday afternoon who said she was inwards a business on Rio Lindo Avenue. The woman said that she was a victim of domestic violence and that the suspect allegedly threatened her with a firearm. She then said she last spotted the suspect inject a gold SUV in the parking lot of the business. Officers arrived and put the building on lockdown. They then found the SUV and detai ned the driver and the suspect. Officers found two handguns and arrested the suspect. According to a Chico Police Department press release, officers determined that the driver was unaware of the situation and he was released, but not before he was sited for carrying a gun illegally.
The Chico Police Department also wants the public to know that they work closely with Catalyst Domestic Violence Services. The police department reports incidents of domestic violence calls to the organization which they say offers victims a host of services including crisis intervention and emergency shelter.
The agency offers a 24-hour Hotline: 1-800-895-8476
A Former Gridley Little League President Gave His Prayer In Court
Posted About One Month Ago
Chico Police Burglary Precautions
Posted About One Month Ago
Chico Police want to remind the public to go after safety precautions to reduce the likely spandex hood of becoming a victim of burglary.
* Most burglaries happen during the day. When you leave your house reminisce to close blinds or curtains and do not leave valuables in look.
* You should always keep your home and vehicle windows closed and doors locked.
* If you have a home alarm system, use it and have signs advertising that your property is protected by an alarm.
* Know your neighbors and look out for each other.
Police also say to be aware of unusual activity taking place in an apartment unit or home you know is vacant. If you suspect individuals are living in the property or if there is illegal activity is occurring to notify the police.
Chico Burglary Arrest
Posted About One Month Ago
Police detect an apartment with squatters while investigating a burglary. A 23-year-old woman called Chico Police after she woke up to find someone in her apartment on Hobart Street just before 7:30 am Tuesday. She hid in the closet while talking with dispatchers. According to Police, the woman looked into the family room and witnessed a man carrying items. Police then arrived and set up a perimeter. The suspect commenced to leave the apartment but when he spotted the officers he f led back inwards. He attempted to escape into the backyard, but he was met by more officers. The suspect, identified as 25-year-old Esteban Salazar surrendered and was arrested.
According to a Chico Police Department press release, while officers were investigating they found a female relative of Salazar living in a nearby vacant apartment. While there officers also found 45-year-old Troy Dean in attic. He was found in possession of narcotics and he was arrested.
Fatal Highway seventy Crash
Posted About One Month Ago
Chico Police C-Team
Posted About One Month Ago
Yuba County Shootout Latest
Posted About One Month Ago by Associated Press
Butte County Sheriff / BINTIF Seize $483,000.00 Worth Of Processed Marijuana in Oroville
Posted About One Month Ago by KPAY NEWS
Butte County Sheriff`s Office Special Enforcement Unit Along With Butte Interagency Narcotics Task Force Seize Approximately $483,000.00 Worth Of Processed Marijuana And Butane Honey Oil From An Oroville Property
Oroville, CA–On July 27, two thousand seventeen members of the Butte County Sheriff’s Office Special Enforcement Unit (SEU) along with members of Butte lnteragency Narcotics Task Force (BlNTF) served a search warrant in the four thousand four hundred block of Foothill Boulevard, Oroville.
Located inwards a large metal shop on the property was an elaborate indoor hydroponic marijuana grow. The cost of the hydroponic system equipment is estimated to be in excess of $500,000.00.
A total of seven hundred seventy eight marijuana plants were located in several different hydroponic rooms along with one hundred thirty two pounds of processed marijuana bud, packaged for sale, The shop also held items used in the manufacturing of butane honey oil (BHO).
Outside of the shop was a large enclosed trailer containing a mobile butane honey oil lab with equipment valued at over $50,000.00. The remainder of the butane honey oil lab components were located inwards the trailer to include two one hundred pound tanks of a butane/propane mix, recirculation pumps, closed loop BHO system, and two large vacuum purge ovens, which were in operation and packed with sheets of BHO. ln total sixteen pounds of BHO was seized.
The value of the processed marijuana and butane honey oil seized is estimated to be $483,000.00 wholesale in California.
Arrested at the scene was Destin Brown, age 36, of Roseville, California, Alejandro Villegas, age 46, of Boynton Beach, Florida, Adriel Noriega, age 25, of Bradenton, Florida, Mark Holtfreter, age 29, of Deerfield Beach, Florida, and John Delorenzo, age 37, of Deerfield Beach, Florida.
All were transported to the Butte County Jail and arrested for manufacturing of a managed substance, cultivation of marijuana, and possession of marijuana for sale. All have a bail amount of $102,000.00.
-Butte County Sheriff’s Office
Five Arrested in a Drug Raid in Chico
Posted About One Month Ago
Members of the Butte County Interagency Narcotic Task Force along with Chico Police conducted a raid at a home on Village Lane around 6:30 Wednesday evening. Detectives found numerous prescription pills, digital scales, and numerous smoking devices used for heroin and methamphetamine. They also found used syringes and a loaded twelve guage shotgun. Detectives arrested five people at the house. A sixth person was detained and later released. According to a Chico Police Department press release, one of those arrested, 36-year-old Krista Needham is reportedly employed as a health-care provider in both Chico and Oroville. Authorities are investigating whether Needham gained access to drugs through her employment.
The identities of the sergeant and officer involved in the fatal downtown shooting of a suspect have been released.
Posted About One Month Ago
Butte County DA requests help with identity of suspect
Posted About One Month Ago by KPAY NEWS
WARNING – GRAPHIC Pictures (SUSPECT DECEASED)
Butte County District Attorney Mike Ramsey announced today that law enforcement authorities are seeking the help of the public in identifying the man shot in an officer-involved shooting on the evening of July 23, 2017. Ramsey encouraged anyone with information about the unknown man`s identity to call the Chico Police Department hotline at five hundred thirty 897-4911.
Chico Police Involved Shooting Death
Posted About One Month Ago
Chico Police say one man is dead and two officers injured in a late night incident at a downtown Chico business. Around Ten:30 Sunday night police were alerted to an alarm at Mid Valley Title and Escrow on six hundred one Main Street. A security guard located a suspect outside the business and made contact with him. The suspect allegedly stabbed the security guard. Police say that caused a significant wound. The guard reportedly fired his handgun at the suspect who then fled. Police arriv ed and entered the business and found a suspect in the bathroom. He allegedly slashed two officers in the neck and face. According to Chico Police Department Press Release. An officer fired his weapon striking the suspect and he gave way to his wounds. The police officers were treated at the hospital and have been released.
The incident is now being investigated by The Butte County Officer Involved Shooting Investigation Team, led by Butte County District Attorney Mike Ramsey.
Police reported minutes ago that the northbound lane of Main Street has been reopened.
Creek Fire North of Orland
Posted About One Month Ago
A vegetation fire burns in Glenn County. The Creek Fire embarked near Stony Creek Drive north of Orland after five pm Wednesday. The fire has reportedly burned around sixty acres and is now ninety five percent contained. The fire has burned dead grass as well as some trees. The foreword progress of the fire has been stopped. There were initial evacuations at homes nearby and the Shady Oaks R-V campground, but those orders have since been lifted. No structures have been bruised. One firefighter was injured overnight.
Humboldt Fire – Chico
Posted About One Month Ago
Wall Fire one hundred Percent Contained
Posted About One Month Ago
Fire crews contain the disruptive Wall Fire. The blaze that embarked north of Bangor on July 7th burned 6,033 acres and is now one hundred percent contained. That fire, at its peak, caused the evacuation of hundreds of Butte County residents. Forty one homes were demolished and three were bruised. Fifty seven other structures were either ruined or bruised in the fire. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported.
According to the Cal Fire website, the cause of the wildfire is still under investigation.
Wall Fire Update 7-14
Posted About Two Months Ago
Much progress is being made to contain the Wall fire in Butte County. The blaze, that began last Friday north of Bangor has burned 6,033 acres and is eighty five percent contained. Forty one residences were demolished and three bruised. Forty eight minor structures demolished in the blaze. According to Cal Fire’s website, No structures are threatened.
No injuries have been reported from the Wall Fire.
The cause of the blaze is under investigation.
Homicide Suspect IDed
Posted About Two Months Ago
I-5 Numerous Vehicle Pill up Near Willows
Posted About Two Months Ago
Four vehicles collide with a big equipment near Willows this morning. The pill up happened on Interstate five near County Road south of Willows after five am this morning. The CHP reported one vehicle overturned and a person was pinned underneath. That person was flown to the hospital for major injuries. The southbound lanes were closed while authorities worked at the scene. Those lanes were opened after 6:30 this morning.
Wall Fire – All Evac and Road Closures Lifted
Posted About Two Months Ago
Wall Fire Update 7-12-17
Posted About Two Months Ago
Butte County No Longer Taking Donations for Wall Fire
Posted About Two Months Ago
Butte County Officials are telling that they are NO longer taking donations for the Wall Fire however, residents can donate to local organizations. For a list of those organizations you can go to www.buttecounty.net
County Officials want to thank the community for what they say is an “amazing amount” of donations.
Wall Fire Update 7-11-17
Posted About Two Months Ago
Wall Fire Evacuation Live Map
Posted About Two Months Ago
Wall Fire – Animal Evacuation Centers
Posted About Two Months Ago
Animal Shelters from Cal Fire’s website:
Petite Animal Shelter: Del Oro Ave. «Old County Hospital», Oroville, CA
Large Animal Shelter: Camelot on Clark Road in Butte Valley, CA
Animal Rescue Helpline: (530) 895-0000
Wall Fire Evacuations Latest
Posted About Two Months Ago
Wall Fire Evacuations – Latest from Cal Fire’s website:
Evacuations: Limited downgrading of evacuation orders for The area west of Miners Ranch Rd. from Hwy. One hundred sixty two to Oro Bangor Hwy.
All roads/areas north and south of Forbestown Rd. from the intersection of Highway one hundred sixty two at Lumpkin Rd.
All roads/areas south of Forbestown Rd. from Lumpkin Rd. to Robinson Mill Rd.
Bangor Highway to Miners Ranch Rd. and Naranja Ave.
All roads/areas east of Oro Bangor Hwy. from Miners Ranch Rd. to Avocado Rd.
All roads/areas west of Oro Bangor Hwy. from Swedes Vapid Rd. and Avocado Rd
All roads/areas north and south of Swedes Plane Rd. to Robinson Mill Rd.
All roads/areas east of Miners Ranch Rd. from Hwy one hundred sixty two south to Swedes Plane Rd.
All areas west of Miners Ranch Rd. and Dunstone Dr. from Hwy. One hundred sixty two to Grubbs Rd.
Everything to the north of Upper Palermo Rd. at Grubbs Road to Grubbs Road at Dunstone Dr.
All roads/areas along Foothill Blvd. at Oro Bangor Hwy. to Oro Bangor Hwy. at Lower Wyandotte Rd, continuing south on Lower Wyandotte Rd. to the intersection of upper Palermo Road and Grubbs Rd, encompassing everything to the west to Oro Bangor Hwy.
All roads/areas east of Oro Bangor Hwy. at Foothill Blvd. to Pinedale Ave., Pinedale Ave., north to Edgewood Dr., North to Hilldale Ave., west to Hwy. 162.
All roads/areas along Glen Dr. from Oro Dam Blvd. East to Oro Quincy Hwy. and everything to the east of Glen Dr.
All roads/areas along Oro Dam Blvd. East from Glen Dr. to Kelly Ridge Rd.
All roads/areas east and west of Kelly Ridge Rd. from Oro Quincy Hwy. up to Oro Dam Blvd.
Evacuation Center:Church of the Nazarene
two thousand two hundred thirty eight Monte Vista Avenue, Oroville, CA
Wall Fire Update for 7-10-17
Posted About Two Months Ago
Wall Fire Update | July 9, 12:55pm
Posted About Two Months Ago by -KPAY NEWS
Wall Fire Update | July 9, 12:55pm
Acres Burned: Five,000 acres – 17% contained
All areas north of Highway one hundred sixty two from Miners Ranch Road to Glen Drive/Oro Quincy Highway
All areas east of Oro Dam Blvd. from Highway one hundred sixty two to Lake Oroville, including Canyon Drive and Longview Drive.
All areas east of the go after roads: Arbor Ave. from Highway 162, Hillsdale Ave., Edgewood Ave., Pinedale Ave., Foothill Blvd. to Oro-Bangor Highway, Oro-Bangor Highway from Foothill Blvd. to Lower Wyando, Upper Palermo Rd. to the intersection of South Villa Rd.
All areas north of South Villa / Grubbs Road from the intersection of Upper Palermo to Dunston Rd.
Oro Bangor Highway from Miners Ranch Road, south and west to Dunstone Road
Miners Ranch Road to Oro Bangor Highway west to Oakvale Avenue, including the Oaks and Skyline Blvd.
Oro Bangor Highway from Swedes Plane Road to Avocado Road, including all connection roads and areas.
All areas west of Miners Ranch Road from the intersection of Highway one hundred sixty two to Oro-Bangor Highway., including the Oaks mobile home park, Mt. Ida Road, Skyline Blvd. and Oakvale Ave.
All areas south of Highway one hundred sixty two from the intersection of Miners Ranch Road to Oakvale Ave.
All areas east of Oakvale Ave. from Highway one hundred sixty two to Miners Ranch Road including Oro Bangor Highway
All areas north and south from the intersection of Highway one hundred sixty two and Forbestown Road to Black Bart Road.
All areas east of Miners Ranch Road and Highway one hundred sixty two (Olive Highway) and Oro Bangor Highway to Swedes Plane Road.
All areas west of Robinson Mill from Forbestown Road to La Porte Road.
Date Commenced: 2017-07-07 14:52:00
Administrative Unit: CAL FIRE Butte County Fire
County: Butte County
Location: Chinese Wall Rd, five miles north of Bangor
Acres Burned: Five,000 acres – 17% contained
Structures Demolished: ten structures ruined, five bruised
Structures Threatened: 750
two thousand two hundred thirty eight Monte Vista Avenue, Oroville, CA
Cause: Under Investigation
Cooperating Agencies: CHP, Butte County Sheriff, CDCR, California State Parks, Cal OES, CCC, Cal OES – Law, North Valley Animal Disaster Group, Butte County EOC, American Crimson Cross, Butte County Animal Control, and PG&E
Total Fire Personned: 1,086
Air Tankers: Yes
Water Tenders: 16
Conditions: The fire resumes to burn actively. The fire is searing primarily to the northwest and southwest. Hot dry weather is expected to proceed in the fire area. Firefighters are working to establish and maintain control lines and reduce the threat of property harm. Evacuation orders and warnings are in effect.
Media Line (530) 510-8406
Public Information (530) 538-7826
Wall Fire Update July 9, 9:00am
Posted About Two Months Ago by -KPAY NEWS
Wall Fire Update July 9, 9:00am
All areas north of Highway one hundred sixty two from Miners Ranch Road to Glen Drive/Oro Quincy Highway
All areas east of Oro Dam Blvd. from Highway one hundred sixty two to Lake Oroville, including Canyon Drive and Longview Drive.
All areas east of the following roads: Arbor Ave. from Highway 162, Hillsdale Ave., Edgewood Ave., Pinedale Ave., Foothill Blvd. to Oro-Bangor Highway, Oro-Bangor Highway from Foothill Blvd. to Lower Wyando, Upper Palermo Rd. to the intersection of South Villa Rd.
All areas north of South Villa / Grubbs Road from the intersection of Upper Palermo to Dunston Rd.
Oro Bangor Highway from Miners Ranch Road, south and west to Dunstone Road
Miners Ranch Road to Oro Bangor Highway west to Oakvale Avenue, including the Oaks and Skyline Blvd.
All areas west of Miners Ranch Road from the intersection of Highway one hundred sixty two to Oro-Bangor Highway., including the Oaks mobile home park, Mt. Ida Road, Skyline Blvd. and Oakvale Ave.
All areas south of Highway one hundred sixty two from the intersection of Miners Ranch Road to Oakvale Ave.
All areas east of Oakvale Ave. from Highway one hundred sixty two to Miners Ranch Road including Oro Bangor Highway
All areas north and south from the intersection of Highway one hundred sixty two and Forbestown Road to Black Bart Road.
All areas east of Miners Ranch Road and Highway one hundred sixty two (Olive Highway) and Oro Bangor Highway to Swedes Vapid Road.
All areas west of Robinson Mill from Forbestown Road to La Porte Road.
Date Began: 2017-07-07 14:52:00
Administrative Unit: CAL FIRE Butte County Fire
County: Butte County
Location: Chinese Wall Rd, five miles north of Bangor
Acres Burned: Four,400 acres – 17% contained
Structures Ruined: ten structures demolished, five bruised
Structures Threatened: 750
Cause: Under Investigation
Cooperating Agencies: CHP, Butte County Sheriff, CDCR, California State Parks, Cal OES, CCC, Cal OES – Law, North Valley Animal Disaster Group, Butte County EOC, American Crimson Cross, Butte County Animal Control, and PG&E
Total Fire Personned: 1,086
Air Tankers: Yes
Water Tenders: 16
Conditions: The fire proceeds to burn actively. The fire is searing primarily to the northwest and southwest. Hot dry weather is expected to proceed in the fire area. Firefighters are working to establish and maintain control lines and reduce the threat of property harm. Evacuation orders and warnings are in effect.
Media Line (530) 510-8406
Public Information (530) 538-7826
Wall Fire Update July 8, Ten:45pm
Posted About Two Months Ago by -KPAY NEWS
Wall Fire Incident Information Update July 8, Ten:45pm
Oro Bangor Highway from Miners Ranch Road, south and west to Dunstone Road. Miners Ranch Road to Oro Bangor Highway west to Oakvale Avenue, including the Oaks and Skyline Blvd.
Evacuations: Evacuation orders:
All areas north and south from the intersection of Highway one hundred sixty two and Forbestown Road to Black Bart Road.
All areas east of Miners Ranch Road and Highway one hundred sixty two (Olive Highway) and Oro Bangor Highway to Swedes Plane Road. All areas west of Robinson Mill from Forbestown Road to La Porte Road.
Acres Burned: Two,700 acres – 20% contained
Structures Ruined: ten structures ruined, five bruised
Structures Threatened: 500
Evacuation Center: Church of the Nazarene
two thousand two hundred thirty eight Monte Vista Avenue, Oroville, CA
Cause: Under Investigation
Cooperating Agencies: CHP, Butte County Sheriff, CDCR, California State Parks, Cal OES, CCC, Cal OES – Law, North Valley Animal Disaster Group, Butte County EOC, American Crimson Cross, Butte County Animal Control, and PG&E
Total Fire Personnel: 1,086
Air Tankers: Yes
Water Tenders: 16
Conditions: The fire resumes to burn actively. The fire is searing primarily to the northwest and southwest. Hot dry weather is expected to proceed in the fire area. Firefighters are working to establish and maintain control lines and reduce the threat of property harm. Evacuation orders and warnings are in effect.
Last Updated: 2017-07-08 22:45:00
Date Embarked: 2017-07-07 14:52:00
Administrative Unit: CAL FIRE Butte County Fire
County: Butte County
Location: Chinese Wall Rd, five miles north of Bangor
Media Line (530) 510-8406
Public Information (530) 538-7826
Wall Fire Incident Information Update July 8, 7:45pm
Posted About Two Months Ago by -KPAY NEWS
Wall Fire Incident Information Update July 8, 7:45pm
Acres Burned: Two,700 acres – 20% contained
Structures Demolished: ten homes ruined
Traffic is being stopped at Olive Hwy / HWY one hundred sixty two and Kelly Ridge Road / Miners Ranch Road (UPDATE).
The following roads are now under an evacuation warning: All roads south of Olive Highway inbetween Oakvale Ave and Miners Ranch Rd, All roads east of Oakvale Ave inbetween Olive Highway to Miners Ranch Rd.
The following roads are presently under an evacuation warning:
Lower Forebestown Road from Ponderosa Way to Forbestown Road, Crimson Bird Court, Eddy Court, Peace Court, Dozier Court, Ponderosa Way from Robinson Mill Road to the Yuba County Line, Chataqua Way, Handel Street, Greenbush Road, Silesian Way, Black Trail Road, Richmont Court, Richmont Drive, Murmuring Forest Way, Rebie Way, White Wool Lane, Powell Ridge Road, St. Arlene Way, Lake Haven Way from Lumpkin Road to St. Arlene Way, Starziak Lane, Elsa Lane, Wicks Way, Elams Ranch Road, Stringtown Road, Lakeview Ridge Road, Rebel Lane, Summer View Drive, Dancing Wind Drive, Maidu Run, Lothrop Lane, Empire Point Drive, Mountain Oak Road, Mather Lane, Finlayson Court, Nice Place, Romelt Lane, Rosa Way, Mackey Court, Hershel Lane, Angle Way, Hurleton Road from Kim Drive to Hershel Lane, Forbestown Circle, Lake Wyandotte Drive, Diamond Bar Court, Gold View Court, Gloriana Road, Harry Lane, Old Post Drive, Kim Drive, Justin Lane, Little Oak Road, Oro Bangor Highway from Jan-Dar Road to Coyote Moon Trail, Forbestown Road from Little Oak Road to Hide-Away, Forbestown Road from Rosie O’Grady Lane to Robinson Mill Road, Mission Olive Road, Spangler Court, Ruth’s Court, Friedman Court, Nugget Ranch Road, Froggie Lane, Mission Olive Court, Ramos Court, Misty View Way, Live Oak Knoll Drive, Olive Tree Lane, Pleasant View Lane, Ybarra Court, Hassler Court, Manzanella Court, Culet Ranch Road, Blazford Gulch, El Corto Way, Damon Lane, Rossini Pond Drive, Winding Creek Way, Shady Oak Drive, Brooktree Lane, King Request Road, Deflore Drive, Jan-Dar Road, Boyd Lane, Indian Rock Road, Oro Bangor Highway from Swedes Plane Road to Miners Ranch Road, Rutherford Lane, Mission Crest Drive, Coal Lane, Cornett
Evacuations: The following roads are presently under an evacuation order:
Hide-Away Road,Hope Lane, Mittens Lane, Grand Oak Drive, Grand Oak Court, Spring Valley Court, Rosie-O’Grady Lane, Rex Lane, Hardrock Road, Saddle Ranch Road, Black Bart Road, Lone Oak Drive, Lyons Lane, Davidson Hill Lane, Bandit Lane, Ambush Hill Lane, Shenandoah Lane, Renegade Road, Cold Creek Lane, Fire Camp Road, Shirley Lane, Sandra Lane, Eagle Vista Court, Eagle Vista Drive, Janet Lane, West Sandra Lane, Dedeker Lane, Jims Bar Road, Jernigan Way, Quality Lane, Verner Oaks Drive, Soda Creek Ranch Road, Ricky Road, Lorretta Lane, Ooti Way, Maple Lane, Purple Rocks Lane, Mistletoe Lane, Dickerson Lane, Hurleton Swedes Vapid Road from Forbestown Road south to Swedes Vapid Road, Greerty Road, Stoney Oaks Blvd., Stoney Oaks Loop, Obert Drive, Gaston Booth Road, Gold Mountain Road, Century Court, Le Fevre Lane, Deer Valley Road, Cedar Wood Drive, Turkey Creek Trail, Chinese Wall Road, Fox Lane, Spring Creek Road, Nichols Ranch Road, Romo Road, Swedes Plane Road from Oro Bangor Highway to Robinson Mill Road,
Upham Road from Le Fevre Lane to Robinson Mill Road, Forbestown Road from Rosie O’Grady Lane to Hide-Away
The following areas are now under an evacuation order: All roads north of Forbestown Road inbetween Lumpkin Road and Hwy 162, All roads east of Miners Ranch Road in the Mt Ida/Old Olive Highway area.
Location: Chinese Wall Rd, five miles north of Bangor
Cause: Under investigation
Cooperating Agencies: CHP, Butte County Sheriff, CDCR, Cal Trans, PG&E
Total Fire Personned: 923
Air Tankers: Yes
Water Tenders: 16
Conditions: The fire proceeds to burn actively. The fire is searing primarily to the northeast, and southeast. Hot dry weather is expected to proceed in the fire area. Firefighters are working to control the fire, and reduce the threat of property harm.
Public Information (530) 538-7826
Last Updated: 2017-07-08 Nineteen:45:00
Date Began: 2017-07-07 14:50:00
Administrative Unit: CAL FIRE Butte County Fire