Brandon Fowler, Klamath County Sheriff’s Office Emergency Manager
The Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office and Klamath County Sheriff’s Office are adjusting evacuation levels around the Darlene Fire in coordination with fire managers.
The following areas have been reduced from a Level 2 (Get Set) Evacuation Notice to a Level 1 (Be Ready) Evacuation notice:
All residences south of La Pine off of Darlene Way to the Deschutes/Klamath County Line including Old Ice Cave Rd.
All evacuation notices have been dropped in the areas previously in a Level 1 (Be Ready) Evacuation Notice:
Areas south of the Deschutes/Klamath County line including most of township 23 east of Hwy 97. This area includes Sun Forest Estates, Split Rail, and Antelope Meadows.
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Darlene Fire evacuation levels reduced; community meeting set for this evening
Deschutes County
Level 3 evacuation orders were dropped on Darlene Fire area late Friday, to Level 2 (Get Set) while the previous Level 2 area south of the Klamath County line was reduced to Level 1 (Get Ready)
(Update: Evacuation levels reduced)
Level 3 evacuation orders dropped; meeting to be streamed live on Deschutes National Forest’s Facebook page
LA PINE, Ore. (KTVZ) Deschutes and Klamath County emergency managers reduced evacuation levels Friday afternoon on the nearly 700-acre Darlene Fire southeast of La Pine, less than two hours before U.S. Forest Service officials will meet with community members to give an update on firefighting efforts