Incident Commander Rocky Opliger and Plumas National Forest Supervisor Chris Carlton gave an update on the Dixie Fire Thursday afternoon. 'What am I telling folks at this time is that if the plume is anywhere near your direction, stay miles away from it.'Īug. 'The fire is not over,' he said in closing. He also asked the public to give donations of new or lightly used clothing, pet supplies, bottled water, school supplies, gift cards and new toiletries to the Mormon Church for community collection.

He said there were no injuries reported in Greenville though there are four unaccounted for people. Plumas County Sheriff Todd Johns said Thursday evening that his 'heart is crushed' by the devastation in Greenville, a small California community with at least 100 homes that has been largely destroyed by the Dixie Fire.Ī lifelong resident of Greenville, Johns said at a press broadcast community meeting, 'All I can tell you is, I'm sorry.' A few structures outside the town were damaged or destroyed and Wink said only one building within the town was damaged as of 7 p.m.

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