Austin Fire Near Estacada Determined Human-Caused
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The Austin Fire, which started Aug. 9 in the Mt. Hood National Forest about 25 miles southeast of Estacada, has burned roughly 12,610 acres and is 21% contained; officials say it was human-caused and investigations continue. Highway 224 remains closed east of Fish Creek and evacuation levels are in effect.
Incident reported at 310 Broadway St.
The Austin Fire, which started Aug. 9 in the Mt. Hood National Forest about 25 miles southeast of Estacada, has burned roughly 12,610 acres and is 21% contained; officials say it was human-caused and investigations continue. Highway 224 remains closed east of Fish Creek and evacuation levels are in effect.
Incident reported at 310 Broadway St.
The Austin Fire, which started Aug. 9 in the Mt. Hood National Forest about 25 miles southeast of Estacada, has burned roughly 12,610 acres and is 21% contained; officials say it was human-caused and investigations continue. Highway 224 remains closed east of Fish Creek and evacuation levels are in effect.
Incident reported at 310 Broadway St.
The Austin Fire, which started Aug. 9 in the Mt. Hood National Forest about 25 miles southeast of Estacada, has burned roughly 12,610 acres and is 21% contained; officials say it was human-caused and investigations continue. Highway 224 remains closed east of Fish Creek and evacuation levels are in effect.
Incident reported at 310 Broadway St.
The Austin Fire, which started Aug. 9 in the Mt. Hood National Forest about 25 miles southeast of Estacada, has burned roughly 12,610 acres and is 21% contained; officials say it was human-caused and investigations continue. Highway 224 remains closed east of Fish Creek and evacuation levels are in effect.
Incident reported at 310 Broadway St.
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