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For the Evans Road Fire, firefighters from around the country have packed their bags and set off to fight fire. Their basic needs of food and laundry service have been provided by volunteers from the North Carolina Baptist Men. This evening, the Evans Ro

Evans Road Fire Expresses Gratitude to NC Baptist

Evans Road Fire Helicopter Crew. A major task for the Florida Interagency Incident Management Blue Team is to monitor the fire for hotspots and flare-ups. Aerial surveillance with infrared equipment helps the team locate these targets.

Evans Road Fire Helicopter Crew. A major task for

Northern perimeter of the Evans Road Fire. Note the abundance of trees that have fallen due to loss of roots and soil.

Northern perimeter of the Evans Road Fire. Note t

Evans Road, showing fire breaks to the right and burned areas of the Evans Road Fire to the left. In the foreground, you can see the canal where pumping from Lakes Phelps occurred earlier in the suppression effort.

Evans Road.... near Lakes Phelps

Drying trends could cause flare-ups on the Evans Road Fire. "Those rains over the past two weeks have helped immensely," commented District Fire Management Officer Tom Crews. "However, I remain cautious as we are in a drying trend and may s

Smoke from Evans Road Fire

Aerial view (facing east) of Evans Road at the intersection of Gold Road showing hard-line sprinkler system reinforcing the Evans Road containment line. In the foreground (west of Evans Road) is Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge land.

Aerial of intersection of Evans and Gold Roads.

Ground fire continues to burn on the Evans Road Fire.

Ground fire continues to burn on the Evans Road Fi

Camp Crew on Evans Road Fire

Camp Crew on Evans Road Fire

Evans Road Strategy Meeting

Evans Road Strategy Meeting

Third Engine Stike Team from Kentucky

Third Engine Strike Team from Kentucky

 
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