Logan Fire (IDPAF)

Wildfire Status:

The Logan Fire, located in the Payette National Forest, has affected approximately 15,638 acres and is currently being managed as a Type 4 Incident. As of the latest update, only 10% of the fire’s perimeter is contained, with a focus on fire line suppression repair in the Edwardsburg area. The fire has exhibited limited potential for growth, primarily in its northeastern and eastern flanks. Recent weather conditions, including about 0.5 inches of rain and a trace of snow, have contributed to slowing the fire's spread. Additional moisture is expected from an incoming weather system over the weekend, which is anticipated to further decrease fire activity and the need for suppression efforts.

Fire response currently includes a hand crew and one engine dedicated to patrolling for hotspots, clearing fallen trees, and engaging in chipping and burning of accumulated woody debris. The Valley County Sheriff's Office has lifted evacuation orders and reopened local roads, including the Warren-Profile Gap Road and the Elk Summit Road, although travelers are advised to exercise caution due to potential rolling debris and fallen trees in the area. While these roads are open, certain Forest Service roads and trails remain closed, and detailed closure maps can be found on the official forest service website.

Overall, the current fire management strategy emphasizes containment and recovery, with fire agencies actively monitoring the situation and conducting necessary mitigation activities. The estimated containment date for the Logan Fire is set for November 1, 2024, pending further developments in weather and fire behavior.

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