Pine Fire in the City of Shasta Lake Prompts Evacuations
7.4.25 6:00 pm: All warning and evacuation zones have been lifted.
7.4.25 4:05 pm: The evacuation warning for Zone CSL-543-A has been lifted. The Evacuation for Zone CSL-543-B remains in effect.
7.4.25 1:56 pm: Zone CSL-543 has been split into 2 zones. Zone B remains under an evacuation order while Zone A is now under an evacuation warning. See the Genasys Evacuation Map.
7.4.25 1:45 pm: Forward progress stopped per Watch Duty.
A vegetation fire that started around 1 pm this afternoon, July 4, near Cascade Boulevard and Arrowhead Avenue in the City of Shasta Lake is at 5 acres.
The fire has prompted an evacuation order in zone CSL-543, in the area of Arrowhead and Riddle Road. An evacuation order means you should leave now. Find your zone here. The temporary collection point for those evacuating is Central Valley High School.
Cascade Boulevard, between Oasis Road to the south and Riddle Road to the north, is closed to all vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
For those at risk, the best sources for urgent information are Watch Duty and the Shasta County Sheriff’s Facebook.
This is developing coverage. Check back for updates.
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Karen: I’m sorry to respond so late to this message. I would assume contacting the sheriff’s office would be the best. But I’ll look into this for next time.