DOUGLAS COUNTY, Ore. – Favorable weather has helped crews get a handle on the Jack Fire in Douglas County.
The wildfire was first reported on Monday, July 5 about 30 miles east of Glide. By July 14, the fire covered 13,907 acres.
Cooler temperatures and higher humidity allowed firefighters to contain 15% of the Jack Fire. Wednesday, crews will reportedly focus on holding and reinforcing lines around the fire as mop-up operations continue.
Apple Creek, Horseshoe Bend, and Eagle Rock campgrounds are under Level 3 evacuation orders along with the community of Dry Creek and residences on Illahee Road.
243 structures remain threatened by the Jack Fire.
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