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South Fork Complex

Unit Information

3644 Avtech Parkway 
Redding, 
96002 
3644 Avtech Parkway 
Redding, 
96002 

Incident Contacts

  • Mad River Ranger District
    Email:
    sm.fs.srcustsvc@usda.gov
    Phone:
    (707) 574-6233
    Hours:
    8 AM - 4:30 PM

Photographs Gallery

Heavy equipment removing hazard trees along the eastern flank of the fire where snags remain a safety concern for firefighters as they attempt to add direct control lines along the fire's edge.

Photo: Dave Winnacker/Moraga-Orinda Fire Protection District

Installing hose along hand lines in Division W

Photo: Dave Winnacker/Moraga-Orinda Fire Protection District

Firefighter checking a hand line on Division W.

Photo: Dave Winnacker/Moraga-Orinda Fire Protection District

Smoke Column from South Fork Complex on 8.29.2023

Photo: Colson Klemcke/Badlanders, LLC.

Dead trees from a previous fire stand along a road edge, as smoke lifts in the background.  Dead Trees make firefighting hazardous, and difficult to control

Photo: Colson Klemcke/Badlanders, LLC.

Smoke lifts as heavy fuels slowly burn inside of a previous burn scar.  Dead standing trees and blowdown trees make it hard to contain fires.  Rolling logs and debris can cause embers to cross a containment line, and create new spot fires.

Log Decking Operations on eastern side of 3-9 Fire.

Photo: Dave Winnacker/Moraga-Orinda Fire Protection District 

Helicopter making a water drop on Division A

Photo: CIIMT 11

Three Firefighters spray water along the road edge as smoke filters through the trees.

Live standing trees are undamaged from the fire, but little underbrush remains.  Several fallen logs on the ground remain blackened. but not completely burned.

A lightning storm passes in the distance.  Photographed from Plummer Peak. Lookout.