As of 12:30pm, the current evacuation levels are as follows:
Warrendale - Level 3 GO!
Dodson - Level 3 GO!
Larch Mountain- Level 3 GO!
Latourell- Level 3 GO!
Bridal Veil - Level 3 GO!
Corbett, East of Evans Road - Level 3 GO!
Corbett/Springdale, West of Evans Road to the Sandy River - Level 2 Be Set.
Troutdale, East of 257th and North of Stark, West of the Sandy River -- Level 1 Get Ready
Evacuation shelter is established at Mt. Hood Community College located at 3691 NE 17th Drive, Gresham OR.
Level 3 evacuations have impacted approximately 400 residences.
MCSO, and other first responders, have encountered curious onlookers throughout East County. While we can appreciate the uniqueness of this event, their presence significantly hinders rescue operations. Please DO NOT drive into impacted areas. Your presence not only endangers your safety, but also the safety of first responders tasked with preserving life and property.
We have received countless calls from community members asking how to help the situation surrounding the Eagle Creek Fire. As this is a dynamic situation, we are working to assess the needs of the community. We will release specific information as to how community members can assist and actions you can take as they become available.
If you feel an immediate need to assist, please consider donating to the American Red Cross/Red Cross Cascades Region who is managing the evacuation shelter at Mt. Hood Community College.
Please do not deliver any supplies to the Sheriff's Office, or any other first responder staging location at this time.
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Warrendale - Level 3 GO!
Dodson - Level 3 GO!
Larch Mountain- Level 3 GO!
Latourell- Level 3 GO!
Bridal Veil - Level 3 GO!
Corbett, East of Evans Road - Level 3 GO!
Corbett/Springdale, West of Evans Road to the Sandy River - Level 2 Be Set.
Troutdale, East of 257th and North of Stark, West of the Sandy River -- Level 1 Get Ready
Evacuation shelter is established at Mt. Hood Community College located at 3691 NE 17th Drive, Gresham OR.
Level 3 evacuations have impacted approximately 400 residences.
MCSO, and other first responders, have encountered curious onlookers throughout East County. While we can appreciate the uniqueness of this event, their presence significantly hinders rescue operations. Please DO NOT drive into impacted areas. Your presence not only endangers your safety, but also the safety of first responders tasked with preserving life and property.
We have received countless calls from community members asking how to help the situation surrounding the Eagle Creek Fire. As this is a dynamic situation, we are working to assess the needs of the community. We will release specific information as to how community members can assist and actions you can take as they become available.
If you feel an immediate need to assist, please consider donating to the American Red Cross/Red Cross Cascades Region who is managing the evacuation shelter at Mt. Hood Community College.
Please do not deliver any supplies to the Sheriff's Office, or any other first responder staging location at this time.
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