There are 737 people assigned to the Moose Fire. Continued growth to the south and east also has the potential to impact Highway 93. The fire is expected to grow on the south side of the Salmon River with a high potential to spot across to the north. Additional information is available by calling 20, 20, or 208.940-0220. The latest updates from the Lemhi County Sheriff’s Office can be found here.Īn evacuation center is available at the Salmon Valley Baptist Church, 1230 Cemetery Street in Salmon. The Lemhi County Sheriff has placed residents on the west side of Highway 93 from Tower Creek to North Fork in a “GO” evacuation status. Residents from North Fork to Hughes Creek have ben placed in "SET" mode. Additionally, there is continued concern that the Moose Fire could reach the US Highway 93 corridor.Ī pilot car will continue escorting traffic along the Salmon River Road (NSFR #030) between Highway 93 at North Fork and the Boy Scout Camp, 1.5 miles west of Indianola Guard Station, as long as it is safe. Salmon River Road from North Fork west to Panther Creek Road has been closed to traffic. The blaze is burning in grass, brush, and timber along both sides of the Salmon River.
FFLA volunteer lookout opportnities and from other programs may also be listed. Postings include lookouts for the US Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, and others. SALMON, ID - A wildfire north of Salmon is now burning over 28,800 acres up from 23,500 acres reported on Friday. The Lookout Jobs page is a collection of Lookout Jobs, both paid and volunteer.
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