Anyone seen the link for the structure loss/damage that CalFire GIS group puts out yet? I know they had folks doing field work last few days. I have folks asking.
post 145/& 146 in Oak/Inc???
edit: I do not think this is what you are looking for. good luck
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It is not out yet. It will likely be posted on the Mariposa County Oak Fire webpage when it does come out thoughâŚ
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Per the community briefing they will be notifying home and property owners face to face if possible if they lost something, I donât think they will be posting it.
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I think it wonât come out until everyone has been notified in person
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Depends on the Calfire unit MMU didnât put out a structure assessment for the creek fire that was publicly available and phone call notifications were done.
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MSO will be notifying residents of home or property loss
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Not sure how we needed scientists to tell us thatâŚ.
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The drama of these articles and news reports are killing me. The agenda is at 110% full throttle. Love watching them don their respirators and goggles to just rip them off as soon as the filming is over with. Canât wait til the seasonal winds are here. Emmy award performances inbound.
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Actually, I would compare this to fires we use to have when I first started 40 years ago and some change. This would of been a big fire back then. YardDog and Capt45 you Sirs are dead on.
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You got that rightâŚ
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Iâm happy to cut the scientists and reporters some slack. They arenât trying to tell US anything. Theyâre speaking to the wider public; the same folks we try to reach all year long, and, fortunately, with the same message. So as long as theyâre âpacking water for us,â I say letâs cheer them on.
As for reporters, if theyâre in shiny clean nomex on the smoky roadway, the FIO is doing their job. Reporters are going to get a story one way or another. If they arenât getting it with a backdrop of flames, smoke and crew buggies, theyâll be getting their âfactsâ from evacuees at the Red Cross center, or worse, from other reporters in fire camp. We may smirk a bit when we see them, but theyâre generally doing us a favor and we should let âem be.
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as a fly crew supervisor, it was never a bother about dealing with the press at the top of a fire. However a lot can be accomplished with a good PIO and even a good comment by even from a firefighter to a chief to bring your points to there proper prospective,: such as conditions, pre defensible space, to hazed air and ground troops are up against. also have been involved with this fire is a very hazardous situations such as with the dead bug kill trees, down heavy fuels and not to mention the highly rugged terrainâŚetc⌠If we can convey to the press the factsâŚwe do not have any control with the facts. we can only try to do what we can to get the real story out thereâŚbottom line is work with them as best as we can
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Nice to see the dozer lines on the map today. Can really see the slopover the dozer line in Juliet. Spot fires this morning already D and H break. requesting 2 type 1 copters in div delta for spot fires. slop over in Romeo looking pretty good some ground stuff still but good progress made
A few sprinkles in the area my friends are saying but nothin significant.
Chance of thunderstorms again noon to 8pm. Very cloudy in Soulsbyville above Sonora with sprinkles too and no smoke.
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Theyâre pushing contingency line off footman ridge road down roundtree saddle.
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another guard ship that came in, the Lakota was really focused on the devilâs gulch south of skeleton creek then it headed to Sonora.
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