Wildfire Alert: WILKINSGULCH – Current as of 04:25 PM PT on 09/27/2022

Idaho Department of Lands sent this bulletin at 09/27/2022 05:28 PM MDT

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FIRE INFORMATION NEWS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

09/27/2022, 4:25 PT

CRAIGMONT WILKINS GULCH FIRE

Size: Estimated at 150 acres

Reported: 2:18 p.m. PT

Location: Approximately nine miles outside Grangeville in Wilkins Gulch, burning toward Rock Creek

Estimated Containment Date: Unknown at this time

Current Containment: 0%

Resources on Fire:

Total personnel = estimated 12

Engines = 2 IDL (Craigmont, Kamiah), 1 USFS (Salmon River)

Helicopters = 2

Resources Ordered:

Total personnel = estimated 60

Engines = 5

Bulldozers = 1

Air tankers = 2

Crews = 2 Modules

Today’s Plans: Utilize engines and aircraft to slow and direct the spread of the fire.

Weather and Fire Behavior: Fire with four- to six-foot flame lengths, burning quickly through grass, brush, and wheat stubble. Temperatures in the mid-80’s with estimated RH 20%.

Restrictions or Road/Trail Closures: None

Remarks or Special Concerns: A few structures are threatened but there are no evacuations at this time.

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