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2024 Boise Fire

Unit Information

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

Incident Contacts

  • Six Rivers National Forest Supervisor's Office
    Phone:
    707 442-1721
    Hours:
    8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Mon-Fri
  • Klamath National Forest Supervisor's Office
    Phone:
    530 842-6131
    Hours:
    8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Mon-Fri

Boise Fire Update August 30, 2024 08-30-2024

2024 Boise Fire
Publication Type: News - 08/30/2024 - 08:46

Headlines 

  • Traffic control remains in place along the Salmon River Road between Butler Flat and Nordheimer Flat for the safety of firefighters and residents. Expect up to 30-minute delays. Incident personnel driving vehicles with more than two axels will not be allowed on the road. 
  • Fire information phone: (707) 572-4860 or email at 2024.Boise@firenet.gov 
  • Get all your Boise Fire information in one mobile-friendly place! https://linktr.ee/2024boisefiresrf  
  • Evacuations are in place for residents near the fire area in Humboldt County. For the most current evacuation information please visit the Boise Fire linktree  or visit-- 
  • Humboldt County: https://humboldtgov.org/356/Office-of-Emergency-Services 
  • Siskiyou County: https://www.co.siskiyou.ca.us/emergencyservices  
     

Leader’s Intent: The Boise Fire is being managed with a full suppression strategy.  

Operational Update: Crews continue to mop up and secure existing containment lines along the western edge of the fire. Work continues along the road system within the fire perimeter felling trees and improving the roads. Two spike camps are being utilized near the fire’s edge to decrease firefighters' travel time. Crews continue to go direct on the fire perimeter on the eastern edge of the fire. Suppression repair continues today with backhauling hose, equipment, and other unnecessary items in areas where they are no longer needed.  

Weather and Fire Behavior: A high pressure weather system remains over the region today. Temperatures may be above average for this time of year. As the vegetation continues to dry out from the recent rains, more smoke may be visible from heavier fuels within the fire perimeter. During peak heat hours, upslope 8 mph winds are expected on the southern and western aspects, with gusts at 10-15mph. Under current conditions, additional fire spread is not likely.