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Hawken Wildland Fire

INCIDENT UPDATED 7/23/2007

This incident is 100% contained.

Approximate Location

39.494 latitude, -119.87 longitude

Summary

The Hawken Fire reached 100% containment on Monday, 7/23, at 2,710 acres.

Citizens Asked to Limit Construction Activities That Could Start Wildland FiresThe Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest/Washoe County Department of Regional Parks and Open Space closed the following trails in southwest Reno as a safety precaution:-Hunter Creek -Whites Creek -Thomas Creek -Jones Creek/Whites Creek Loop Trail from Galena Creek Regional Park -Ophir Trail from Davis Creek Regional ParkThree Sierra Pacific power poles have been burned. SP has de-energized the line in that area.For more information about the fire call USFS Community Affairs Officer Franklin Pemberton at 775-884-8150.The Mount Rose Wilderness is closed to all entry. Call 882-2766 for more information."I urge the cooperation of everyone in the Fire Area to help prevent additional fires from starting in the area, and to allow fire fighting efforts to focus on containment of the Hawken Fire," Governor Jim Gibbons, July 17, 2007No injuries have been reported. Cost to date: $3,440,000

Photo of a Nevada Division of Forestry firefighter responds during the early stages of the Hawken Fire.

A Nevada Division of Forestry firefighter responds during the early stages of the Hawken Fire.
Credit: Courtesy of the Reno Gazette-Journal

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Basic Information

Incident Type Wildland Fire 
Cause Construction Activities 
Date of Origin Monday July 16th, 2007 aprox 02:30 PM 
Location Foothills west of Reno, Nevada 
Incident Commander Forest Service 

Current Situation

Total Personnel 42 
Size 2,710 acres 
Percent Contained 100% 
Estimated Containment Date Monday July 23rd, 2007 aprox 08:00 PM 
Fuels Involved

Grass, sagebrush, mountain mahogany & moving up into larger timber.

Significant Events

Not available

Outlook

Planed Actions

Not available

Growth Potential

Moderating

Terrain Difficulty

Steep

Remarks

Demobilization of some resources has begun as the weather/winds have reduced and fire activity has moderated.

Weather

Current Wind Conditions 25 mph S 
Current Temperature 80 degrees 
Current Humidity 15 % 

Unit Information

Incident Contact

Franklin Pemberton
Phone: (775) 884-8150

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