All evacuation areas have been eliminated and returned to normal throughout Clackamas County, except in parts of the U.S. National Forest.

What areas in Clackamas County are being evacuated?

Currently, there are four active wildfires in Clackamas County that have resulted in evacuations, according to officials:

• Oregon City - Redland and Potter Road.
• Colton Area - Unger Road.
• Molalla Area - Wilhoit and Bird Road.

Is Clackamas Oregon evacuated?

All Clackamas County under some level of evacuation order; state of emergency declared. CLACKAMAS CO., Ore.

Is Clackamas County under evacuation orders?

Evacuation orders have been lifted.

Which cities in Oregon are being evacuated?

Residents of Estacada, Molalla and Colton are under Level 3 “Go Now!” evacuation advisories as of Friday evening; Oregon City, Canby, Sandy and Mount Hood are Level 2, which means they should be ready to go at a moment's notice.

Evacuations remain in place in Clackamas County

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Are Clackamas fires contained?

Oregon wildfires on Monday: Clackamas County fire 25% contained; air quality mostly good, moderate.

Is the Clackamas fire still burning?

Officials say it's not a new fire, but last year's Riverside Fire -- still burning. The Riverside Fire, which first sparked around Labor Day last year in Clackamas County and grew to more than 100,000 acres, was one of the state's largest fires in 2020.

Can you burn today Clackamas County?

The burning seasons are March 1st to June 15th (may be shortened due to high fire danger) and between October 1st to December 15th. You can also visit our Outdoor/Open Burning webpage HERE for more specifics.

Why is it smoky in Clackamas County?

”The primary causes of our low level smoke in the metro area, yesterday and today, are likely the Bull Complex and the Middle Fork Complex," said McGinness. The Bull Complex Fire is burning in the southern part of the Mt. Hood National Forest between Clackamas and Marion counties.

Does Oregon City need to evacuate?

The cities of Oregon City, Canby, and Sandy have been returned to “normal” status, with no evacuation level assigned. The city of Molalla is now at Level 1 “Ready” (green).

How many homes burned in Clackamas County?

The fires killed nine people and one person has still not been found. More than 4,000 homes were destroyed along with at least 1,400 other structures. The Red Cross is still sheltering more than 1,000 people months later.

What caused the Riverside fire in Clackamas County?

The latest data showed the Riverside Fire had burned 137,865 acres. Officials listed the Riverside Fire as “human-caused” on the Incident Information System. “There are only two causes of natural fire: lightning and volcanic activity,” explained Krake.

Is Molalla still level 3?

The city of Molalla is now under Level 3 "GO NOW" evacuation orders. Level 3 has expanded west to Highway 213 and north to Henrici Road. Canby and Oregon City have been placed under Level 2 "BE SET" evacuation orders.

Are all the fires out in Oregon?

Currently, no active large fires in Oregon and Washington.

When did Clackamas County fire start?

The 10-acre brush fire off Oregon 213 and Spangler Road started at 9 p.m. Tuesday after an RV pulling a Jeep emitted sparks and caught fire, according to the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office. The fire spread to a motor home and a nearby house before it was contained.

Why is the air quality bad in portland today?

Why Is the Air Quality Bad Today in Portland? Weather plays a big role in how the air quality is in Portland each day. The amount of sun can affect how much ozone there is, and wind and rain can affect PM2. 5 and particulate air pollution to varying degrees.

Where is the wildfire smoke coming from?

Each plume of smoke resulting from a wildfire is a unique mixture, from the types of trees burned to buildings or other objects that may have been incinerated by the blaze. About 80 percent of the smoke is made of fine particulate matter composed of solid and liquid droplets from burned material, says Prunicki.

Where is the smoke in Bend coming from?

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – Thick smoke from a wildfire on the Willamette National Forest blew into the High Desert on Monday afternoon and evening, making for “hazardous” air quality readings in Bend.

Is backyard burning allowed in Clackamas County?

Backyard burning is only allowed during daylight hours and within a specified distance from a structure. Open burning shall not be conducted within 50 feet of any structure or other combustible material.

Are backyard fire pits allowed in Clackamas County?

The ban means NO campfires, fire pits, backyard burning, agricultural burning, and recreational fires. ... However, chainsaws, lawn mowers, and commercially built BBQs and grills are allowed.

Can I burn today in Oregon?

Seasonal burning in most of the Willamette Valley is limited to "burn days" authorized by DEQ during the spring (March 1-June 15) and fall (October 1- December 15) seasons.

Is there a fire ban in Lake Oswego?

Open burning including agricultural burning is not allowed in Lake Oswego as part of the Metro DEQ no burning zone. The fire department recommends the use of an approved manufactured fireplace or fire pit.

Are Portland fires still burning?

Interim Burn Ban Lifted April 21, 2021

Fire Defense Board Chief Scott Lewis has lifted the outdoor burn ban in all areas of Multnomah County. The burn ban is lifted due to the recent rainfall and moderate temperatures, which has improved the moisture content of the local ground cover.

Is Portland Oregon affected by the wildfires?

At this time, there are no impacts to air quality or closures in Portland due to wildfires.