0927 PROSPECT

active fire wildfire

Updated

ACRES BURNED

243

ORIGIN COUNTY
Jefferson
CONTAINMENT

N/A

Environment
Right Now
Overcast icon
39°F
Overcast
Gentle Wind 8 mph · SSW
18
Good Air Quality
TODAY NOV 10 NOV 11 NOV 12
Weather Overcast 39° 38° Overcast 64° 45° Overcast 68° 45° Overcast 65° 42°
Area Fire Potential
TODAY Lowest
NOV 10 Lowest
NOV 11 Lowest
NOV 12 Lowest
Area Fuels
No Data
Nearby Structures
WITHIN
141
Residential
303
Other
Known Structures
444 structures
WITHIN
Response
LEAD AGENCY
Oregon Department of Forestry
RESPONSE LEVEL
Type 4
Central Oregon Interagency Dispatch Center
Details
Undetermined According to NIFC, the cause is still undetermined
OVERVIEW
0927 Prospect Fire started on 11/07 and is currently at 243 acres and 0% containment.
From the Web
External data is not official This information is compiled automatically, and is not confirmed by a human reviewer. November 8, 2026 at 10:55 PM PST

0927 PROSPECT Fire Report — November 8, 2026

Evacuation warning downgraded to Level 1 as crews establish containment lines

The fire is burning west of Lake Billy Chinook and The Cove Palisades State Park near Culver, in the area of Southwest Prospect View Drive and Southwest Rockhouse Road. Initial running and torching threatened nearby properties before crews carved a dozer line along the western flank. Lingering hot spots persist near structures, though many neighboring dwellings are seasonal and unoccupied.

Evacuations and Closures

  • November 8: The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office downgraded the evacuation warning for the Lake Billy Chinook 2 Red Purple zone to Level 1 'Be Ready'.

Conditions and Outlook

Southwesterly winds will ease over the coming days as an incoming weather system brings higher humidity and likely rainfall. Drier and milder weather with light winds is expected to follow later in the week. Fire crews plan to strengthen perimeter lines and mop up remaining hot spots near structures.

Cause and Context

The cause of the fire remains undetermined and under investigation as of November 8. Residents can monitor official alerts and guidance through the state portal at wildfire.oregon.gov.

Official updates current through November 8, 2026.

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