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Roseburg Teen Arrested For Rolling Hills Road Fire

Credit Douglas Forest Protective Association A Roseburg teen was arrested for Reckless Burning Saturday in connection with the Rolling Hills Road Fire that destroyed two homes in the Green District area between Roseburg and Winston. The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office announced Saturday that they identified three juveniles in their teens as being in the area immediately prior to the 20-acre fire, which broke out Friday evening. In a release, the DCSO provided this narrative: “ The teens were determined to have been walking in the area while one of them, a 13 year-old Roseburg teen, was playing with a lighter. The teen had pulled a clump of dead and dry grass from the ground and lit it. It became too hot causing the teen to drop it to the ground, igniting the approximate 20 acre fire that destroyed two homes, multiple outbuildings and four vehicles. The teens attempted to extinguish the fire and stop its spread, but were unable to do so. At least one of the juveniles went to

DFPA sets fire danger to high in Douglas County

DFPA sets fire danger to high in Douglas County The industrial fire precaution stayed at level 2. Posted: Jun 28, 2021 6:20 PM Posted By: Chelsea Hunt ROSEBURG, Ore. – Fire danger is officially at high on all 1.6 million acres of property protected by the Douglas Forest Protective Association. It went into effect at 12:01 this morning. A high fire danger level changes the shutdown times for several activities for the public. Between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. the following activities are prohibited: Cutting, trimming and mowing of dried or cured grass. Cutting, grinding or welding of metal for non-industrial purposes Use of power saws for non-industrial purposes

Wildfire sparks in logging debris near Elkton in Douglas County

Wildfire sparks in logging debris near Elkton in Douglas County Fire crews responded to a report of fire in rural Douglas County Tuesday evening. The Mehl Creek Fire moved quickly through logging debris in an area three miles southwest of Elkton, according to the Douglas Forest Protective Association. When crews arrived, the fire was estimated at 40 acres in an area previously logged. Windy conditions pushed the fire to between 150 to 200 acres as of midnight, officials said. As of early Wednesday, crews were working to construct containment lines and cool the perimeter of the fire. Officials estimated zero percent containment and said no homes were threatened and no evacuations were in place.

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