Mendocino Lightning Complex
General Information
Radio stations KOZT (95.3 and 95.9 FM) and KZYX (90.7, 91.5 and 88.1 FM) are both providing regular updates on the fire situation and are in regular contact with emergency services personnel 24 X 7. Both stations can be streamed over the Internet.
KOZT| KZYX | CalFire Incident Report on Mendocino Lightning Complex | Mendocino County OES | Ukiah Daily Journal
Cal Fire Public Information Line for Mendocino Lightning Complex (707) 467-6426
Our sincere thanks to all those fighting the fires and all those helping them. List of our local volunteer fire departments
Latest News 7/8/08 6:30 pm
New York Times article on Mendocino County fires featuring photo of the Comptche Fire Department.
Containment up to 60%  | Continued concern about air quality--latest air quality advisory
 Planned firing operations may continue at fire areas in Mendocino County as necessary.  Residents may see increased fire and smoke in these areas.
Evacuation Warnings and Orders
Currently there are no evacuation orders at this time.
*Evacuation Warning: Possible threat in your area in the future may escalate to evacuation
--Community of Rockport
--Red Mountain/Bell Springs -From Hwy 101 to intersection of Bell Mountain and Red Springs Road
--Community of Cummings
--Town of Leggett
--De Haven Creek & Howard Creek drainage, North of Westport
*Evacuation Warnings Lifted:
Greenfield Ranch Subdivision | Mountain View Road mile post 8 | Navarro / Flynn Creek |Cherry Creek Hwy's 101 & 162 | Chicken Ridge Webber Subdivision | Montgomery Woods/Orr Springs Road to Running Springs Road
Evacuation Centers now on stand by.
*Road Closures:
No road closures at this time. 
Status Summary
Status Summary: 37 active fires; 127 total fires | 48,880 acres burned | 60% contained | 1,729 personnel fighting the fires.