Salt Fire – Shasta County

Updated: 9:11 am, July 16, 2021

211 NorCal is no longer updating this webpage. The most current incident information and operation maps are available at https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/7587/.

Previous Evacuation Orders and Warnings have been lifted.

RESOURCES FOR FIRE SURVIVORS:

GENERAL FIRE INFORMATION:

EVACUATIONS:

#SaltFire EVACUATION UPDATE: As of 4 pm all Evacuation WARNINGS and road closures are being lifted. There are no longer any active Evacuation orders or warnings.

ROAD CLOSURES:

  • Previous closures due to the Salt Fire have been lifted.

REOPENING:

Residents are urged to review information from Shasta County’s Environmental Health Division regarding health and safety notices relevant to the Salt Fire. https://www.co.shasta.ca.us/index/drm/ehd…

Upon returning, to get your power restored, call PG&E at 800-743-5000 Option 3, then option 4, so PG&E can connect you with power or provide you with a generator.

Please watch for damage and workers on roadways.

EVACUATION SHELTER:

  • The American Red Cross shelter at Central Valley High School closed on July 8, 2021, at 5 pm.

EVACUATED ANIMAL SHELTER: 

  • Pawz for a Cause can shelter small dogs, cats, parrots and reptiles.  They may be able find placements for large animals but it may take some time.  Please call Janie at (530) 524-2327

OFFICIAL INFORMATION SOURCES FOR UPDATES:

 

SIGN UP FOR ALERTS:

  • CodeRED Emergency Alert System:  Public safety agencies encourage Shasta County residents to register your cell phone with CodeRED so that you can be notified of an emergency situation, such as for evacuations during a fire. (Landlines are automatically notified, but cell phones are not – until you register.) Visit website for information and to register: public.coderedweb.com/CNE/en-US/BFBDCA5E730B

 

BE PREPARED:

What to bring with you when you evacuate (time permitting):

  1. Your identification
  2. Your medications/prescriptions
  3. Any important documents you might have or need (birth certificates, marriage certificates, insurance policies etc.)
  4. Any emergency supplies you need, including food and water for a minimum of three days
  5. Clothes and toiletries
  6. Pets and pet supplies

For more information, please visit: 211norcal.org/emergency-preparedness or www.readyforwildfire.org

 

FIRE SURVIVOR ASSISTANCE:

  • People who find themselves displaced or evacuated from their homes due to the fire should first contact the Red Cross. The Red Cross will help set up a claim and direct to programs that can help in this time of need. Call 855-755-7711.
  • Evacuees are also encouraged to register at: safeandwell.org.  The American Red Cross Safe and Well Website is a way for people affected by a disaster to enter information regarding their welfare so that family and friends can check their status.

 

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