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Containment Increases and Highway Reopens on Dixon FireDAYS CREEK, Ore. – Containment has increased to 4% on the Dixon Fire, thanks to the collaborative eIorts of resources. Overnight, crews secured tactical firing areas on the southern edge and installed hose lays along dozer line to assist with mop up near FSRD 1610, the 100-spur and 200 road. Acreage was also updated this morning due to GPS and detailed mapping.

Significant Progress Continues on Dixon FireDAYS CREEK, Ore. – Fire activity moderated today, allowing crews to make good progress in all divisions. On the southern portion of the fire, tactical firing was completed within the immediate fire area. This is used to strategically remove ground fuels in areas that could generate significant or unpredictable growth if left uncontrolled. Crews will be in place to monitor these areas through the night.

Portions of the Dixon Fire Remain Active, While Mop Up Begins on Northern EdgeDAYS CREEK, Ore. – Firefighters, heavy equipment, and air assets are holding the fire line along FSRD 1610, Devils Knob Rd and the 100-spur road. Crews in this area are also working to address unburned pockets of fuel within the fire perimeter to assist with fire control.

Aerial Assets Assist Suppression Efforts on Dixon Fire

Moderate Temperatures Support Progress on the Dixon FireDays Creek, Ore. - Firefighters on the Dixon Fire worked through the night to extend control lines around the fire perimeter. The fire is currently 1833 acres and is 0% contained. The combination of erratic wind and dry fuels have driven fire growth and produced active fire behavior, including some spotting.