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ASHLAND: UPDATE Neil Creek Fire south of Ashland and smoke impacts
ASHLAND: UPDATE Neil Creek Fire south of Ashland and smoke impacts 
ASHLAND: UPDATE Work continues on the Neil Creek Fire south of Ashland. Area winds are continuing to blow southward away from Ashland at this time. Fire resources are continuing to reinforce control lines and the hope is to stop the fire completely before the higher temperatures arrive in our area beginning Saturday. Wildfire smoke may impact the City, read further below for smoke resources.
Per Jackson County Emergency Management: zones JAC-542, JAC-536 and JAC-558, JAC-543, JAC-546, and JAC-559 remain at a Level 2 Be Set evacuation level.
Because of the Level 2 Be Set! in zone JAC-536, anyone using the trails in the Ashland Watershed south of Ashland should be made aware of the Level 2 Be Set evacuation notice and the fire. Updates for local Ashland information can be accessed via the radio station AM1700 and the Ashland Wildfire Hotline 541-552-2490.
For further information and local fire updates: SWO Fire News
See updated evacuation zone maps and evacuation levels on: Genasys Protect
Wildfire Smoke impacts in our community!
Smoke from area wildfires is impacting our community and www.SmokewiseAshland.org is here to help!
We expect during fire season, smoke will change some of our daily routines. When air quality diminishes, reduce the amount of time spent outside and, for people who are most sensitive, shorten time spent outside even more or, have a movie and game day inside. Smoke can irritate the eyes and lungs and worsen some medical conditions. People most at risk include infants and young children, people with heart or lung disease, older adults and pregnant people.
Local indoor entertainment places, museums, gyms, libraries and community buildings could offer a fun alternative to staying home.
See health tips, sign-up for classes and read more: https://ashlandoregon.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=308
Per Jackson County Emergency Management: zones JAC-542, JAC-536 and JAC-558, JAC-543, JAC-546, and JAC-559 remain at a Level 2 Be Set evacuation level.
Because of the Level 2 Be Set! in zone JAC-536, anyone using the trails in the Ashland Watershed south of Ashland should be made aware of the Level 2 Be Set evacuation notice and the fire. Updates for local Ashland information can be accessed via the radio station AM1700 and the Ashland Wildfire Hotline 541-552-2490.
For further information and local fire updates: SWO Fire News
See updated evacuation zone maps and evacuation levels on: Genasys Protect
Wildfire Smoke impacts in our community!
Smoke from area wildfires is impacting our community and www.SmokewiseAshland.org is here to help!
We expect during fire season, smoke will change some of our daily routines. When air quality diminishes, reduce the amount of time spent outside and, for people who are most sensitive, shorten time spent outside even more or, have a movie and game day inside. Smoke can irritate the eyes and lungs and worsen some medical conditions. People most at risk include infants and young children, people with heart or lung disease, older adults and pregnant people.
Local indoor entertainment places, museums, gyms, libraries and community buildings could offer a fun alternative to staying home.
See health tips, sign-up for classes and read more: https://ashlandoregon.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=308
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