From: 2020 CAPNF North Complex Information <2020.northcomplex.info@firenet.gov>
Date: December 7, 2020 at 6:29:26 PM EST
To: elizabeth.schramel@usda.gov
Subject: North Complex Fire Update December 7, 2020



Incident Start Date: 8/17/2020 Size: 318,935 acres Containment: 100% Total Personnel: 0

Engines:0 Hand crews: 0 Dozers: 0 Helicopters: 0 Water Tenders: 0

Fatalities: 16 Structures Damaged/Destroyed: 2,455

On December 3, 2020 Plumas National Forest officials announced that the North Complex Fire is 100% contained. The fires within the North Complex began by lightning on August 17, 2020 and burned 318,935 acres.

The fire closure remains in effect until conditions improve. The closure area follows (generally) the actual fire perimeter and affects all national forest land, roads, trails and campgrounds within the fire closure area. County roads and private land within the perimeter are not affected by the federal land closure. For more information about the closure, please check the forest website at: https://www.fs.usda.gov/alerts/plumas/alerts-notices

Within the closure area, falling trees (often falling without warning), smoldering stump holes, are some of the public safety hazards that exist within the fire perimeter. Longer term hazards include landslides and flash flooding caused by erosion or suppression activities not yet repaired. These hazards may lead to serious injury or death. Fire suppression repair will continue as conditions allow, mitigating these threats to public safety and resource values.

We thank everyone in the local communities and beyond for their past and continued support of the firefighters working on this incident. https://www.facebook.com/USFSPlumas

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NORTH COMPLEX
Email: 2020.NorthComplex.Info@firenet.gov
Phone: Mt. Hough Ranger District (530) 283.0555
Feather River Ranger District (530) 534.6500
Facebook: www.facebook.com/USFSPlumas
Inciweb: inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/6997/

North Complex Fire Update 12072020.pdf

Estimated cost of this one truck $ 1,000,000 one million dollars. LAFD sent five to help us this summer during the fire. This truck was doing structure protection in the Highlands area, this summer.

Thanks for your support LAFD