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 Firefighters deployed 100 miles of hose and 93 portable pumps that are being back hauled to be returned to service for other fires as needed. Towards the end of every incident, firefighters remove materials used during suppression operations. Some resources will be reassigned or begin the demobilization process. 
 

Firefighters continue to mop-up, patrol and secure the perimeter. Crews will be working in the area to continue suppression repair efforts in various portions of the fire. Suppression repair on a wildfire is completed to reduce the environmental impacts that crews and equipment made during firefighting operations. These efforts reduce potential soil erosion and repair damage to infrastructure. The Forest Closure will continue to be reassessed, but for now will remain in place until it is safe for the public to recreate in the area. The French Creek and Campbell creek subdivisions will remain in the “SET” stage. Night operation efforts will remain for a couple more nights. 

Smoke will be visible on the mountain, inside the perimeter within the foreseeable future. Do not call 911. To report fire activity or smoke within the fire perimeter call 208.510.8412. Firefighters will continue to monitor the fire area by air and ground and will respond to any fire activity as necessary.  
 

Weather: Today will start out chilly and smoky, then temperatures will be in the high 70’s at lower elevations and 70-80 at higher levels. Winds will be generally 10 mph or less.   
 

Fire Restrictions: There are currently no fire restrictions in the area, but residents and visitors are encouraged to exercise extreme caution if building campfires. For more information on local fire restrictions, please visit: https://tinyurl.com/vptsh85r.   
 

Air Quality:  Specific information about local smoke levels, forecasts, and possible health impacts is available at https://outlooks.airfire.org/outlook/cc0ac676/.  
 

Evacuation Information: French Creek, Campbell Creek and God’s Acres residents are in the pre-evacuation stage (Set). Please visit www.wildlandfirersg.org for evacuation level information. Valley County Sheriff's Office will announce any changes to the evacuation status (208.382.5160).  
 

Closure Information:  Access to hunting unit 32 A near the Fawn Creek area is limited as the main route in from the west is within the closure area. A security guard is posted at the intersection of Cabarton and Snowbank Road. The complete closure order for the Boise and Payette National Forests – including a full description and an accompanying map – is available at https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/closures/8331/.