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Google Earth Map of the Oak Fire Perimeter on Saturday morning
Click here for: Mariposa County Oak Fire Updates for Sunday, July 31, 2022
Evening Update CALFIRE: 19,244 Acres, 59% Containment, Personnel 3,788, with 116 Single Residences Structures Destroyed & 66 Outbuildings Destroyed.
Update 3:00 P.M. Per Mariposa County Sheriff’s Office: OAK FIRE - EVACUATION ORDERS LIFTED AND FIRE ADVISEMENTS LIFTED
Evacuations for the following areas have been lifted. These areas will be open to residents living in the area only. Please be prepared to show identification to enter this area. View the most current evacuation map at: https://arcg.is/jKqD5.
- Carstens Road
- Triangle Road from Hwy 140 to Darrah Road including all side roads
Carter Rd
Plumbar Creek Road
Buckingham Mountain Road
Memory Lane
Butterfly Ridge Road
Merrill Mill Road
Fire Advisements lifted with no restrictions for the following area
- Ponderosa Basin- Not Including Standard Mill Rd
- Silva Road
- Carleton Road
- Darrah Road
- East Westfall Road- Not including Smithers Road or Old Mill Road
ROAD INFORMATION
- Triangle Road closed at Darrah- Triangle Road cannot be accessed via Darrah Road. Lushmeadows area and Triangle Road towards Hwy 140 cannot be accessed.
- Jerseydale Rd Closed- including all side roads
- Silva Road & Carleton Road at Triangle Road access will be for residents only no through traffic will be allowed
- Carstens- Open to residents only
IMPORTANT RESIDENT INFORMATION
As you return to areas impacted by the Oak Fire, please keep in mind they may look very different and you may face a range of emotions. If you or someone you know is in crisis, please call 209-966-7000 or 1-800-549-6741. Online link - www.mariposacounty.org/DocumentCenter/View/92571/Oak-Fire-Community-Packet.
LARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS
Residents who have been repopulated that need to pick up animals at the Mariposa County Fairgrounds can do so anytime between 10am and 4pm. Residents MUST use the gate near the fair office to enter. To report missing animals please use the following link- https://arcg.is/08DnTX.
IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING DEBRIS REMOVAL
The Mariposa County HHSA - Environmental Health Unit is working with CalEPA and CalREcycle to help remove hazardous waste and burn debris from burned out property as a result of the Oak Fire. Property that has been partially cleared/cleaned up by individuals will NOT be eligible for this program if it becomes available. More information here: https://www.mariposacounty.org/2644/Returning-After-the-Fire. If you would like to take advantage of ANY program to remove fire debris from your property, at no out of pocket cost to you, do not begin clean up. Looking for small personal items is ok. Please take precautions, because of the possibility that fire debris may contain hazardous waste products.
Update 11:15 A.M. Mariposa County Oak Fire Operational Video Update for Saturday, July 30, 2022
UIpdate 11:15 A.M. Cal OES to Open Local Assistance Center to Support Oak Fire Survivors in Mariposa County
Update 6:00 A.M. Caltrans Road Conditions
Update 6:00 A.M. Air Quality Measurements
Update 6:00 A.M. Oak Fire in Mariposa County Public Information and Briefing Maps for Saturday, July 30, 2022
Today Control Objectives
Keep the fire North of Highway 49
Keep the fire South of the Merced River
Keep the fire East of Colorado Road and East Whitlock Road
Keep the fire West of Chowchilla Mountain and Chowchilla Mountain Road
July 30, 2022 - The Oak Fire in Mariposa County is at 19,240 Acres with 52% Containment, Personnel 3,939 - 109 Single Residence Structures Destroyed & 59 Outbuildings Destroyed.
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