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Homestead Complex

Unit Information

2900 Northwest Stewart Parkway 
Roseburg, 
Oregon 
97471 
2900 Northwest Stewart Parkway 
Roseburg, 
Oregon 
97471 

Incident Contacts

  • Public Information
    Email:
    2024.homesteadcomplex@firenet.gov
    Phone:
    541-208-7100
    Hours:
    8am - 8pm PDT

News

Homestead Complex Fire Update Friday 08-23-2024
Updated On: - 08/23/2024 / 07:29
Homestead Complex Fire Update for Friday, August 23, 2024No Man, Salmon 33, Horse Heaven Creek, Bullpup, Fuller Lake, Reynold’s Butte, Lost Bucket Start date: July 19, 2024 | Location: Northeast of Glide, Oregon | Total Personnel: 1040Total Homestead Complex Fire size: 5,898 acres | Cause: Lightning | Containment: 38%
Homestead Complex 2024 Thursday 08-22-2024
Updated On: - 08/22/2024 / 12:48
Homestead Complex Fire Update for Thursday, August 22, 2024No Man, Salmon 33, Horse Heaven Creek, Bullpup, Fuller Lake, Reynold’s Butte, Lost Bucket Start date: July 19, 2024 | Location: Northeast of Glide, Oregon | Total Personnel: 1005Total Homestead Complex Fire size: 5,891 acres | Cause: Lightning | Containment: 35%
Homestead Complex Fire Update 08-21-2024
Updated On: - 08/21/2024 / 09:15
No Man, Salmon 33, Horse Heaven Creek, Bullpup, Fuller Lake, Reynold’s Butte, Lost Bucket Start date: July 19, 2024 | Location: Northeast of Glide, Oregon | Total Personnel: 956Total Homestead Complex Fire size: 5,880 acres | Cause: Lightning | Containment: 35%Summary
Homestead Complex Fire Update 08-20-2024
Updated On: - 08/20/2024 / 11:07
Homestead Complex Fire Update for Tuesday August 20, 2024No Man, Salmon 33, Horse Heaven Creek, Bullpup, Fuller Lake, Reynold’s Butte, Lost Bucket
Homestead Complex Fire Update 08-19-2024
Updated On: - 08/19/2024 / 09:46
Homestead Complex Fire Update for Monday August 19, 2024 No Man, Salmon 33, Horse Heaven Creek, Bullpup, Fuller Lake, Reynold’s Butte, Lost Bucket   Start date: July 19, 2024 | Location: Northeast of Glide, Oregon | Total Personnel: 774 
Homestead Complex Fire Update 08-18-2024
Updated On: - 08/18/2024 / 11:05
HOMESTEAD COMPLEX FIRE UPDATE  
Homestead Complex Fire Update 08-18-2024
Updated On: - 08/18/2024 / 09:39
The Homestead Complex Fire includes seven fires totaling 5,832 acres with an overall containment of 31%. There are 771 personnel currently assigned to the complex. Fire managers continue directing resources to fires based on threats to property, infrastructure, industry, and areas with the highest probability of success while providing for firefighter and public safety. Northern Rockies Team 6 will be taking over management of the Homestead Complex Fire from Northwest Incident Management Team 8 as of 6 AM tomorrow.
Homestead Complex Fire Update 08-16-2024
Updated On: - 08/16/2024 / 09:12
The Homestead Complex includes seven fires totaling 5,597 acres with an overall containment of 26%. There are 646 personnel currently working on the fire. Fire managers continue directing resources to fires based on threats to property, infrastructure, industry, and areas with the highest probability of success while providing for firefighter and public safety. The fire is being managed by Northwest Incident Management Team 8.
Homestead Complex Fire Update 08-15-2024
Updated On: - 08/15/2024 / 09:09
The Homestead Complex includes seven fires totaling 4,979 acres with an overall containment of 25%. There are 600 personnel currently working on the fire. Fire managers continue directing resources to fires based on threats to property, infrastructure, industry, and areas with the highest probability of success while providing for firefighter and public safety. The fire is being managed by Northwest Incident Management Team 8.
Homestead Complex Fire Update 08-14-2024
Updated On: - 08/14/2024 / 09:14
The Homestead Complex includes seven fires totaling 4,387 acres with an overall containment of 17%. There are 591 personnel currently working on the fire. Fire managers continue directing resources to fires based on threats to property, infrastructure, industry, and areas with the highest probability of success while providing for firefighter and public safety. The fire is being managed by Northwest Incident Management Team 8.