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Six Rivers Lightning Complex

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Unit Information

1330 Bayshore Way 
Eureka, 
95501 
1330 Bayshore Way 
Eureka, 
95501 

Incident Contacts

  • Fire Information
    Email:
    2022.lightningcomplex@firenet.gov
    Phone:
    707-356-9442
    Hours:
    Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:30pm

Photographs Gallery

A KMAX helicopter fills its bucket as it conducts aerial fire suppression operations. Helicopters assisted firefighters on the ground as they worked to contain more active areas of the fire

A helicopter flies in front of a large smoke plume Sunday. Fire activity increased between Waterman Ridge and Horse Range Firefighters focused on this area with both aerial and ground suppression.

A member of the CIIMT14 staff uses a map to discuss the Six Rivers Lightening Complex with the community

A plume of smoke rises behind an American Flag Credit: California Interagency IMT 14

A helicopter fire-suppression bucket collects water for fire suppression

A member of JA Media Group broadcasts a community meeting to Facebook Live for California Interagency Incident Management Team 14

A large plume of smoke rises from the Six Rivers Complex.

Members of the community discuss the Six Rivers Lightning Complex with CAIIMT14 staff during a public meeting

Two helicopters refill their buckets as they perform aerial fire suppression operations on the Six Rivers Lightning Complex Credit: California Interagency IMT 14

Firefighters negotiate steep terrain as they work to contain active fire areas on the Six Rivers Lightning Complex

Firefighters enjoy a visit from Kerith, a First Responder therapy dog 8-20-2022

Hand tools like the ones seen here, play a major role in controlling wildland fires. After hand line construction, firefighters need to sharpen the cutting edges of their tools with a file to prepare that tool for the next operational period.