Happy Fire, Knoll Fire, Evacuations Ordered
Fires prompted multiple evacuations. Most have now been lifted.
This story was last updated at 5:40 pm on Friday, June 20, 2025.
As of 5:15 pm June 20, forward progress has been stopped on a second fire that started around 4:45 in the 18200 block of Knoll Lane off Oak Leaf Lane in the Buckeye area. Evacuations remain in COR-128 with an evacuation warning in COR-127. Find your zone here.
Forward progress has been stopped on an Anderson fire that started this afternoon, June 20, in the area of Happy Valley Road and Amber Ridge Drive. All evacuation orders have been lifted. Evacuation warnings remain in zones AND-7610, AND-7580 and AND-7590. Road closures include Happy Valley Road at Highway 273 and Happy Valley Road at Happy Valley and Canyon.
For those at risk, best sources for urgent information include Watch Duty, and the Shasta County Sheriff’s Facebook page.
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