Incident Media Photographs

Water supply has been crucial for firefighters working working to complete containment along steep, rugged terrain in the Northwest corner of the Telephone Fire. Here’s a shot from King Mountain, showing tender operator Brett Mitchell re-filling two portable tanks. Water is pumped from the tanks, through wildland fire hose, out to firefighters who need it to cool hot spots and put out any spot fires.

Fire Camp in the Morning at the Falls Fire 

Backhaul Falls Fire 8/7/2024

Backhaul from Falls fire at ICP in Burns, OR

Backhaul Falls Fire 8/7/2024

Firing operations along 32 road, Falls Fire, Div Romeo. 8-5-2024

Fireline Construction with heavy machinery Falls Fire 8-5-2024

Final firing operations on the Poison Fire, a smaller lighting start in the overall footprint of the Falls-Telephone Fire operational area. Contract engines and a hand crew from Dust Busters, led by incident management personnel, conducted tactical firing operations along the south side of the fire's edge , thereby eliminating fuel loads adjacent to the control lines. * the poison fire was a lighting start near the footprint of the Falls Fire and was folded into the management portfolio of that incident.

Firefighters performing structure protection activities as the Falls Fire burns the hills nearby. CAL-OES Strike Team, south of Izee on 7/21/24, OSFM Line Safety Greg Deedon. 

OSFM assets from Cal-OES ensured these buildings were fully prepped while wildland resources put in dozer line. Picture taken 7/22/24, OSFM PIO Rachel Brozovich, south of Izee.

Oregon State Fire Marshal (OSFM) and wildland resources converged in the Izee area to effectively protect structures with a combination of tactics. Picture taken 7/22/24, OSFM PIO Rachel Brozovich.

Fire fighters from Clark County Fire District 3 with the Washington DNR Strike Task Force are mopping up this hotspot on FSR3765. Picture taken 7/21/2024.