Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, July 17, 2024, Page 6, Image 6

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    SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, July 17, 2024
Lone Rock/Hardman fire and photos
-Continued from PAGE ONE such as medications, im-
crucial for everyone to re-
main vigilant and prepared.
Please adhere to the follow-
ing safety instructions:
1. Stay Informed: Stay
updated on the latest in-
formation and advisories
from local authorities and
emergency services. Mon-
itor local news outlets and
official social media chan-
nels for updates on the
fire’s progression and any
evacuation notices.
2. Follow Evacuation
Orders: If evacuation or-
ders are issued, evacuate
immediately as directed
by law enforcement and
emergency personnel. Have
an evacuation plan ready
and know your evacuation
routes.
3. Prepare Your Proper-
ty: Take proactive measures
to protect your property
from wildland fires. Clear
debris from roofs and gut-
ters, trim vegetation around
your home, and maintain a
defensible space.
4. Emergency Supplies:
Keep an emergency kit
ready with essential items
portant documents, cloth-
ing, and non-perishable
food and water for each
family member and pet.
5. Air Quality Aware-
ness: Be aware of changing
air quality conditions due
to smoke from wildfires.
Limit outdoor activities if
air quality is poor, espe-
cially for individuals with
respiratory conditions.
6. Report Suspicious
Activity: Report any sus-
picious activity or signs
of wildfires immediately
to local authorities. Early
detection can help prevent
fires from spreading uncon-
trollably.
The safety and well-be-
ing of our community re-
main our top priority.
This community al-
ways steps up in times of
need and let’s continue to
take care of each other and
remain connected.
Thank you for your
cooperation and stay safe.
Sheriff Gary Betten-
court
Gilliam County Sher-
iff’s Office
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AT 5PM
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before reaching their prop-
erty, but the wind shifted
southeast, causing the fire
to get out of control and
head towards them on Sat-
urday morning.
Dan noted that while
they have experienced fires
to this one. He was unsure
of the total acres burned and
believed they might have
had some livestock losses,
which Bill planned to check
Tuesday.
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