Cal OES Daily Situation Report February 6 2022

Cal OES Daily Situation Report February 6, 2022 Firefighters at the Blue Ridge Fire overnight, Orange County. Photo Credit: @abc 7 leanne / Twitter 1

Duty Officer EDO Michael Massone CSWC Watch Officer Michael Duddy (Day) Justin Christiansen (Night) Situation Cell Duty Officer Situation. Cell@caloes. ca. gov 916 -845 -8411 STAC Duty Officer STAC@caloes. ca. gov 916 -275 -4069 FDC Pete Mercado Vernell Brothers (Shadow) LDC Mark Baldwin IDO Elsy Votino CDO Memoree Mc. Intire SDO Cody Gallagher PIO Brad Alexander TDO Ben Green Ashley Lyons (Shadow) ITDO Joel Samson EQTP Dana Ferry Tribal Liaison POC Pamela Joe Access and Functional Needs POC Vance Taylor National Terrorism Advisory System 2

SITUATION SUMMARY Cal OES Activation Status State Operations Center Inland Regional EOC Coastal Regional EOC Southern Regional EOC Level 1 Normal Operations Level 3 Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) The Cal OES State Operations Center (SOC) activated 03/02/20 at 0700 hours in support of the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) Medical Health Coordination Center’s (MHCC) statewide response to COVID-19. Cal OES will continue to provide resource coordination for the COVID-19 event, as well as situation status reporting and advance planning across multiple areas. Situation Overview • California State of Emergency Proclamation On 03/04/20, Governor Gavin Newsom declared a State of Emergency for California, as a result of the global COVID-19 outbreak that began in December 2019, to make additional resources available, formalize emergency actions already underway across multiple state agencies and departments, and help the state prepare for broader spread of COVID-19. • Executive Order N-33 -20 On 03/19/20, the California State Public Health Officer and Director of the California Department of Public Health ordered all individuals living in the State of California to stay home or at their place of residence, except as needed to maintain Continuity of Operations of the Federal critical infrastructure sectors. • Global Health Advisory On 03/19/20, the U. S. Department of State issued a Global Health Advisory at Level 4 (Do Not Travel) due to the global impact of COVID-19. • FEMA-4482 -DR-CA On 03/22/20, President Trump approved Major Declarations FEMA-4482 -DR-CA (DR-4482) for the COVID-19 Pandemic. Confirmed Global COVID-19 Cases – Per Worldometers COVID-19 Live Updates as of 10/26/20 at 1000 hours: • 43, 522, 926 (+374, 917) total confirmed cases in 215 countries • 1, 161, 400 (+4, 406) total deaths Confirmed United States COVID-19 Case – Per Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as of 10/26/20 at 1000 hours: • 8, 617, 022 (+63, 195) total confirmed cases • 224, 601 (+380) total deaths Confirmed California COVID-19 Cases - Per Medical Health Coordination Center as of 10/26/20 at 1100 hours: • 901, 010 (+2, 981) total confirmed cases • Please see attached California Health & Human Services (CHHS) Agency / Cal OES Joint Situation Report for additional details. 3

SITUATION SUMMARY PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) Event 10. 25. 20 On 10/20/20 at 2123 hours, PG&E notified the California State Warning Center they are activating their PSPS protocols due to a threatening weather event in their service area. • Current PSPS Stage: Initiation Re-energization Patrols • Total Customers Potentially Impacted: 0 customers • Total Medical Baseline Customers Potentially Impacted: 0 customers • Potentially Impacted Counties: Kern County removed from scope • Weather Event Window: 10/25/20, 1200 hours to 10/27/20, 1200 hours • Total Customers Currently De-energized: 356, 372 customers • Total Medical Baseline Customers Currently De-energized: 22, 390 customers • Counties Currently Impacted by De-energization: Alameda, Alpine, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, Colusa, Contra Costa, El Dorado, Fresno, Glenn, Humboldt, Lake, Madera, Marin, Mariposa, Mendocino, Napa, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, San Joaquin, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Solano, Sonoma, Stanislaus, Tehama, Trinity, Tuolumne, Yolo, and Yuba Counties SCE Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) Event 10. 22. 20 On 10/23/20 at 1346 hours, SCE notified the California State Warning Center they are activating their PSPS protocols due to a threatening weather event in their service area. • Current PSPS Stage: De-energization Initiated • Total Customers Potentially Impacted: 136, 591 customers • Total Medical Baseline Customers Potentially Impacted: 2, 805 customers • Potentially Impacted Counties: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Ventura Counties ( Removed Kern County) • Weather Event Window: 10/26/20 an 0900 hours to 10/27/20 at 0900 hours • Total Customers Currently De-energized: 20, 732 customers • Total Medical Baseline Customers Currently De-energized: 462 customers • Counties Currently Impacted by De-energization: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and San Bernardino Counties 4

SITUATION SUMMARY SDG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) Event 10. 23. 20 On 10/23/20 at 1133 hours, SDG&E notified the California State Warning Center they are activating their PSPS protocols due to a threatening weather event in their service area. • Current PSPS Stage: All PSPS Lines Re-energized • Total Customers Potentially Impacted: 21, 481 customers • Total Medical Baseline Customers Potentially Impacted: 712 customers • Potentially Impacted Counties: San Diego and Orange Counties • Weather Event Window: 10/26/20, 0200 hours to 10/27/20, 1800 hours • Total Customers Currently De-energized: 0 customers • Total Medical Baseline Customers Currently De-energized: 0 customers • Counties Currently Impacted by De-energization: None Cal OES INLAND REGION • See COVID-19 section • See Fire Activity slides 2020 Presidential Election Civil Unrest, Stanislaus County activated their EOC on 10/23/20 at a Level 3 (Lowest) M-F 0800 -1700 and Duty Officer after business hours and weekend in preparation for potential actions related to the possible civil unrest related to the upcoming election. Cal OES COASTAL REGION • See COVID-19 section • See Fire Activity slides PSPS Activations (Will deactivate after restoration) • Contra Costa - Partial • Marin - Full • Mendocino – Partial • Sonoma – Minimal Cal OES SOUTHERN REGION • See COVID-19 section • See Fire Activity slides 5

FIRE ACTIVITY Cal OES Fire Preparedness Levels National Northern California Southern California Preparedness Level 3 Preparedness Level 4 Preparedness Level 3 Multi-Agency Coordination System MACS Mode: 3 Note: The National and Regional Preparedness Levels are maintained by the National Multi-Agency Coordination (MAC) Group and are separate from Cal OES activation levels. 2020 Statewide Wildfires The State Operations Center is activated at a Level 1 (highest) to support and monitor ongoing wildfire activity occurring in multiple areas throughout the state. • On 08/18/20, Governor Newsom declared statewide State of Emergency due to fires and extreme weather conditions. The Governor’s Proclamation can be found here. • On 08/22/20, President Trump issued a Presidential Disaster Declaration and ordered Federal aid to supplement State, tribal, and local recovery efforts in the areas affected by wildfires beginning on 08/14/20, and continuing. • On 08/26/20, the U. S. Department of Health & Human Services issued a Declaration that a Public Health Emergency Exists for the California Wildfires. The Federal Declaration can be found here. • On 09/06/20, Governor Newsom declared a State of Emergency due to fires in Fresno, Madera, Mariposa, San Bernardino and San Diego Counties. The Governor’s Proclamation can be found here. • On 09/10/20, Governor Newsom declared a State of Emergency due to fires in Siskiyou County. The Governor’s Proclamation can be found here. • On 09/25/20, Governor Newsom declared a State of Emergency due to fires in Del Norte, Los Angeles and Mendocino Counties. The Governor’s Proclamation can be found here. • On 09/28/20, Governor Newsom declared a State of Emergency in Napa, Sonoma and Shasta Counties due to the Glass and Zogg Fires. The Governor’s Proclamation can be found here. • On 10/16/20, the President approved California’s request for a Major Disaster Declaration to bolster the state’s emergency response to wildfires across the state and support impacted residents in Fresno, Los Angeles, Madera, Mendocino, San Bernardino, San Diego and Siskiyou counties. 6

FIRE ACTIVITY Cal OES Fire Missions 2019 -FIRE-402: Personnel assigned to fuel reduction efforts in CAL FIRE Units: Shasta/Trinity, Nevada/Yuba/Placer, San Benito/Monterey and Fresno/Kings. • Five 20 -person Hand Crews each and all necessary personnel, support, transportation and materials. • 65 additional soldiers to be trained and ready to backfill. • Assigned to fuel reduction efforts in SHU, NEU, BEU, and FKU (1 crew in each unit with the exception of 2 crews in FKU) Pre-Positioned Resources Pre-Positioned at Sacramento International Airport: • OES: Fire Integrated Real-Time Intelligence System (FIRIS) - IAA fixed wing platform. Start Date 10/25/20 at 0800 hours Region I • Los Angeles County: • XLB: 1 Local Government Strike Team (5 Local Government Type 1 Engines), 1 Local Government Type 1 Water Tender, 1 Dispatcher. Start Date 10/25/20 at 1700 hours • Orange County: • XOR: 1 Cal OES Strike Team (5 Cal OES Type 1 Engines), 1 Local Government Type 1 Hand Crew, 1 Helicopter, 1 Dispatcher. Start Date 10/26/20 at 0800 hours • Ventura County: • XVE: 1 Local Government Strike Team (5 Local Government Type 1 Engines), 1 Cal OES Type 1 Water Tender, 1 Local Government Type 1 Hand Crew, 1 Dispatcher. Start Date 10/26/20 at 1700 hours Region II • Lake County: • XLK: 2 Local Government Task Force (7 Local Government Type 3 Engines, 2 Local Government Type 1 Water Tenders). Start Date 10/20/20 at 0800 hours. Approved extension through 10/28/20 • Napa County: • XNA: 1 Local Task Force (1 Local Government Type 2 Engines, 2 Local Government Type 3 Engines, 1 Local Government Type 6 Engine), 1 Cal OES Strike Team (5 Cal OES Type 3 Engines). Start Date 10/20/20 at 0700 hours. Approved extension through 10/28/20 • Santa Clara County: • XSC: 1 Local Government Task Force, (5 Local Government Type 3 Engines), 1 Local Government Task Force (1 Local Government Type 1 Engine, 3 Local Government Type 3 Engines, 1 Local Government Type 6 Engine). Start Date 10/22/20 at 0800 hours. Approved extension through 10/28/20 • Marin County: • XMR: 1 Local Government Strike Team (5 Local Government Type 3 Engines), 1 Local Government Task Force, (2 Cal OES Type 1 Engines, 2 Local Government Type 3 Engines), 2 Local Government Type 1 Water Tenders, 1 Local Government Type 1 Dozer, 2 Dispatchers, 9 Overhead. Start Date 10/19/20 at 2000 hours. Approved extension through 10/27/20 7

FIRE ACTIVITY Pre-Positioned Resources (Continued) Region II (Continued) • Solano County: • XSO: 4 Local Government Type 3 Engines. Start Date 10/20/20 at 0900 hours. Approved extension through 10/28/20 • Alameda County: • XAL: 1 Cal OES Strike Team (5 Cal OES Type 3 Engines), 1 Local Government Strike Team (5 Local Government Type 3 Engines), 1 Local Government Type 1 Water Tender, 1 Local Government Type 1 Dozer, 1 Dispatcher. Start Date 10/21/20 at 2000 hours. Approved extension through 10/27/20 • Contra Costa County: • XCC: 1 Local Government Type 1 Strike Team (5 Local Government Type 1 Engines), 1 Local Government Task Force (1 Local Government Type 1 Engine, 4 Local Government Type 3 Engines), 1 Local Government Type 1 Dozer, 1 Local Government Type 1 Water Tenders, 1 Local Government Helicopter, 1 Local Government Type 2 IA Crew, 2 Dispatchers, 5 Overhead. Start Date 10/25/20 at 0800 hours • Sonoma County: • XSN: 1 Local Government Strike Team (5 Local Government Type 3 Engines), 1 Local Government Task Force (1 Local Government Type 1 Engine, 4 Local Government Type 3 Engines), 1 Cal OES Type 1 Water Tender, 2 Dispatchers, 4 Overhead. Start Date 10/25/20 at 0800 hours. Approved extension through 10/28/20 • Santa Cruz County: • XCZ: 4 Local Government Type 3 Engines, 1 Local Government Type 2 Water Tender. Start Date 10/25/20 at 0800 hours • San Mateo County: • XSM: 1 Local Government Strike Team (5 Local Government Type 1 Engines), 1 Cal OES Strike Team (5 Cal OES Type 1 Engines), 1 Local Government Type 1 Water Tenders, 2 Dispatchers. Start Date 10/25/20 at 0800 hours Region III • Colusa County: • XCO: 4 Local Government Type 3 Engines, 1 Local Government Type 1 Water Tender. Start Date 10/20/20 at 0800 hours. Approved extension through 10/28/20 • Tehama County: • XTE: 1 Cal OES Strike Team (5 Cal OES Type 3 Engines). Start Date 10/20/20 at 1100 hours. Approved extension through 10/28/20 Region IV • Nevada County: • XNE: 1 Dispatcher. Start Date 10/20/20 at 0700 hours. Approved extension through 10/28/20 • Yolo County: • XYO: 3 Local Government Type 3 Engines, 1 Local Government Type 1 Water Tender, 1 Local Government Type 2 Water Tender. Start Date 10/25/20 at 0800 hours 8

FIRE ACTIVITY Pre-Positioned Resources (Continued) Region VI • San Diego County: • XSD: 1 Cal OES Strike Team (5 Cal OES Type 3 Engines). Start Date 10/26/20 at 0800 hours Cal OES INLAND REGION Slater, Vegetation Fire, Siskiyou County Location: Slater Butte, 5 miles North of Happy Camp Jurisdiction: Federal DPA, FRA, Klamath N. F Per Cal OES Duty Officers and ICS-209 as of 10/27/20 at 0738 hours: • 156, 773 acres, timber, 85% contained • Power infrastructure repair is ongoing • Road, area and trail closures are in effect • PNW Type 2, Team 7 in command • Fire is broken into two zones, each with a Type 3 Org assigned Activations • Siskiyou County EOC is activated at a Level 2 from 0700 -1730 hours Deployments • 1 Cal OES Inland Region Emergency Services Coordinator (ESC) is deployed to Siskiyou County Devil, Vegetation Fire, Siskiyou County Location: Upper Devils Peak, 4 miles NE of Seiad Valley Jurisdiction: Federal DPA, FRA, Klamath N. F. Per Cal OES Duty Officers and ICS-209 as of 10/27/20 at 0738 hours : • 8, 885 acres, timber, 67% contained • Area and trail closures in effect Activations • Siskiyou County EOC is activated at a Level 2 from 0700 -1730 hours 9

FIRE ACTIVITY Cal OES INLAND REGION (Continued) Fork, Vegetation Fire, El Dorado County Location: South Fork Rd, X Trail View, 15 miles NE of Pollock Pines Jurisdiction: Federal DPA, FRA/SRA, El Dorado N. F Per Cal OES Duty Officers and ICS-209 as of 10/27/20 at 0738 hours 1, 670 acres brush, timber, 85% contained • Minimal Fire behavior reported • Road, area and trail closures remain in effect Moraine, Vegetation Fire, Tulare County Location: Moraine Creek near Avalanche Pass Trail Jurisdiction: Federal DPA, FRA, Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Park Per Cal OES Duty Officers and ICS-209 as of 10/27/20 at 0738 hours 988 acres, timber, brush and slash, 70% contained • Minimal fire behavior with flanking, backing, and creeping • Full suppression using confine and contain strategy • Incident submitting one ICS-209 daily at 1800 Bullfrog, Vegetation Fire, Fresno County Location: SE of Bullfrog Lake Jurisdiction: Federal DPA, FRA, Sierra National Forest Per Cal OES Duty Officers and ICS-209 as of 10/27/20 at 0738 hours 1, 185 acres, timber and brush, 60% contained • Minimal fire behavior with creeping, smoldering and backing • Trail and road closures remain in effect • Crews continue to strengthen containment lines and suppression efforts • Incident submitting one ICS-209 daily at 1800 Activations • Fresno County EOC is activated at a Level 1 (Highest) from 0800 -1900 hours Deployments • 1 Cal OES Inland Region ESC is deployed to Fresno County 10

FIRE ACTIVITY Cal OES INLAND REGION (Continued) August Complex, Vegetation Fire, Tehama County Location: Grindstone Canyon, Elk Creek Jurisdiction: Federal/State DPA, FRA/SRA, Mendocino N. F. Per Cal OES Duty Officers and ICS-209 as of 10/27/20 at 0738 hours • 1, 032, 648 acres grass, brush and timber, 93% contained • Northeast Zone: 272, 182 acres, 92% contained • Northwest Zone: 119, 651 acres, 97% contained • South Zone: 499, 830 acres, 90% contained • West Zone: 140, 944 acres, 100% contained • Minimal fire behavior in North Zone reported overnight • Hwy. 36 opened with restricted hours and pilot car escort • Road, area and trail closures in effect • GB Type 1, Team 1 in command of August-Northwest and Northeast Zones • North Zones planned to transition to local units on the morning of 10/26/20 • Mendocino N. F. Type 3 Org. is in command of August-South Zone Activations • Trinity County EOC is activated at a Level 1 (Highest) from 0800 -1700 hours Deployments • 1 Cal OES Southern Region Emergency Services Coordinator deployed to Trinity County • 3 Cal OES PSC Technicians 11

FIRE ACTIVITY Cal OES INLAND REGION (Continued) Creek, Vegetation Fire, Fresno and Madera Counties Location: Camp Sierra Rd x Reddin Rd, 4 miles NE of Shaver Lake Jurisdiction: Federal DPA, FRA/SRA, Sierra National Forest/ Fresno Kings Unit Per Cal OES Duty Officers and ICS-209 as of 10/27/20 at 0738 hours 369, 362 acres, timber and brush, 63% contained • Active fire behavior with torching, backing, and creeping • Continued structure threat • Threat remains to the communities of Mono Hot Springs Resort and Campground, Vermilion Valley Resort, Florence Lake, Blaney Meadows and Muir Trail Ranch • Threat remains to critical infrastructure in the Vermillion and Lake Thomas Edison area • Threats remain to endangered species • Road and trail closures remain in the area • Crews continue to strengthen, improve, and hold control lines • Continued fire suppression repair • CAIIMT 1 in command • Incident submitting one ICS-209 daily at 1800 hours Activations • Madera County EOC is activated at a Level 2 from 0800 -1700 hours • Fresno County EOC is activated at Level 1 from 0800 -1900 hours Deployments • 1 Cal OES Fire & Rescue Branch Assistant Chief • 4 Cal OES PSC Technicians FMAG • On 09/06/20 at 1104 hours an FMAG request was received from the incident. The FMAG was forwarded to FEMA for approval. • On 09/06/20 at 1702 hours the FMAG was approved by FEMA (FM-5348 -CA) 12

FIRE ACTIVITY Cal OES INLAND REGION (Continued) SQF Complex, Vegetation Fire, Tulare County Location: 3 miles east of Giant Sequoia National Monument Jurisdiction: Federal DPA, FRA, Sequoia National Forest/Inyo National Forest Per Cal OES Duty Officers and ICS-209 as of 10/27/20 at 0738 hours 169, 757 acres, chaparral and timber, 75% contained • Active fire behavior with backing, flanking, and torching • Continued structure threat • Threat remains to communities in South Fork and Three Rivers • Sequoia National Forest’s Western Divide is closed, while Hume Lake and Kern Ranger Districts are open • Inyo National Forest is open with the exception of all wilderness areas within Sierra Nevada and Monache • Road and trail closures in the area • Access and terrain making containment of fires edge difficult • Continued fire suppression repair • Complex is a merge of Castle and Shotgun incidents • EA Gold Team in command • Incident submitting one ICS-209 daily at 1800 hours Deployments • 4 Cal OES PSC Technicians FMAG • On 09/13/20 an FMAG request was received from the incident and moved forward to FEMA for approval. • On 9/13/20 the FMAG was approved by FEMA (FM-5373 -CA) 13

FIRE ACTIVITY Cal OES COASTAL REGION Coleman, Vegetation Fire, Monterey County Location: North Fort Hunter Liggett Jurisdiction: Federal DPA, FRA, DOD/Fort Hunter Liggett Per Cal OES Duty Officers and ICS-209 as of 10/27/20 at 0738 hours 574 acres, grass and brush, 74% contained • Minimal fire behavior with creeping and smoldering • Road and trail closures in the area • EA Silver Short Team in command • Incident submitting one ICS-209 daily at 1800 Activations • Monterey County EOC is activated at a Level 2 Red Salmon Complex, Vegetation Fire, Humboldt and Siskiyou Counties Location: Trinity Alps Wilderness, 14 miles NE of Willow Creek Jurisdiction: Federal DPA, FRA, Six Rivers N. F and Shasta Trinity N. F. Per Cal OES Duty Officers and ICS-209 as of 10/27/20 at 0738 hours 143, 826, acres brush and timber, 78% contained • Minimal fire growth reported overnight • Scattered residences threatened • Historic and culturally significant sites threatened • Threat to critical and endangered wildlife habitat • Road, trail and area closures in effect • CA Type 2, Team 12 in command Activations • Siskiyou County EOC is activated at a Level 2 from 0700 -1730 hours • Trinity County EOC is activated at a Level 1 (Highest) from 0800 -1700 hours Deployments • 3 Cal OES PSC Technicians Evacuations • 460 people are under mandatory evacuation orders in Siskiyou County only 14

FIRE ACTIVITY Cal OES COASTAL REGION (Continued) Red Salmon Complex, Vegetation Fire, Humboldt and Siskiyou Counties (Continued) Shelters • 188 personnel are currently being held in no-congregate shelters in Siskiyou County only Tribal • Continued threat to community of Hoopa and tribal lands • Threat to Federal and Tribal timberlands Cal OES SOUTHERN REGION Silverado, Vegetation Fire, Orange County Location: Santiago Canyon Rd x Silverado Canyon Rd Jurisdiction: Local DPA, SRA, Contract County Per Cal OES Duty Officers and Cal. FIRE as of 10/27/20 at 0738 hours 11, 199, acres brush and timber, 5% contained • Red Flag warning for strong gusty winds and low humidity • Fixed wing assets have been grounded due to weather • VLAT assigned • Road closures in the area • CAL FIRE Agency Rep assigned • Significant augmentation of resources • Federal air and ground resources assigned • CAL FIRE IMT-6 has been ordered Activations • Orange County EOC is activated at Level 2 Deployments • 1 Cal OES Fire and Rescue Branch Assistant Chief is assigned • 1 Cal OES Southern Region Emergency Services Coordinator (ESC) deployed to Orange County • 1 Cal OES Law Enforcement Branch (LEB) Assistant Chief (AC) deployed to Incident Command Post (ICP) • 2 Cal OES PSC Technicians FMAG • Orange County Fire Authority submitted an FMAG on 10/26/20 at 0930 hours. THE FMAG was forwarded to FEMA for Approval • FEMA approved FMAG on 10/26/20 at 1259 hours. 15

FIRE ACTIVITY Cal OES SOUTHERN REGION (Continued) Silverado, Vegetation Fire, Orange County (Continued) Proclamations • The City of Irvine has submitted a Proclamation of a Local Emergency on 10/26/20 at 1546 hours. • The City of Lake Forest has submitted a Proclamation of Emergency on 10/26/20 at 1813 hours Evacuations • Mandatory evacuations are currently underway for 60, 000 residents • Evacuation warning are currently underway for 15, 000 residents Road Closures • Highway 241 is closed to Northbound traffic at Portol Parkway in Irvine, Orange County, due to a brush fire. • State Route 133 closed the northbound connector to northbound State Route 241 /in Irvine/ due to a wildfire. The connector has not reopened. • State Route 91 closed the eastbound & westbound connectors to northbound & southbound State Route 241 due to wildfire. The connectors have not reopened. • Interstate 5 closed the northbound & southbound connectors to northbound State Route 133 /in Irvine/ due to a wildfire. The connectors have not reopened. • State Route 261 is closed to northbound traffic at Irvine Blvd Blue Ridge, Vegetation Fire, Orange County Location: Blue Ridge Dr x Big Horn Mountain Way Jurisdiction: Local DPA, SRA/LRA, Contract County/Orange County Fire Authority Per Cal OES Duty Officers and Cal. FIRE as of 10/27/20 at 0738 hours 7, 767 acres, grass and brush, 0% contained • Dangerous rate of spread • Structures threatened • Evacuations in progress • Railroad traffic has been suspended • Major power transmission lines threatened • Significant augmentation of resources Activations • Orange County EOC is activated at Level 2 16

FIRE ACTIVITY Cal OES SOUTHERN REGION (Continued) Blue Ridge, Vegetation Fire, Orange County (Continued) Deployments • 1 Cal OES Southern Region ESC deployed to Orange County • 1 Cal OES LEB AC deployed to ICP • 1 Cal OES Fire Branch Assistant Chief assigned FMAG • Orange County Fire Authority submitted an FMAG on 10/26/20 at 1546 hours. It was forwarded to FEMA for approval • FEMA approved FMAG on 10/26/20 at 1849 hours Proclamations • The City of Ontario submitted a proclamation of local emergency Evacuations • Mandatory evacuations are currently underway for 10, 500 residents in Orange County • Mandatory evacuations are currently underway for 18, 968 residents in San Bernardino County • Evacuation Warning are in effect for 9, 981 residents in San Bernardino County Shelters/TEPs Irvine CARE AND RECEPTION CENTERS: Several Care and Reception centers have been set up for Irvine residents and pets at: • Woodbridge High School: 2 Meadowbrook • Las Lomas Community Center: 10 Federation Way • Turtle Rock Community Center: 1 Sunnyhill, 92603 • University Community Center: 1 Beech Tree Lane (currently at capacity) • Quail Hill Community Center: 35 Shady Canyon Dr • Los Olivos Community Center: 101 Alfonso (currently at capacity) • Harvard Community Center: 14701 Harvard • Rancho Senior Center: 3 Ethel Coplen Way Evacuation Centers/Shelters: • Approx. 250 population at shelters • University High School: 4771 Campus Irvine, Ca. 92612 • Woodbridge High School: 2 Meadowbrook Irvine, Ca. 92604 • In addition, the following sites have been set up to assist evacuated residents: • Village Church of Irvine: 77 Post • Mariners Church: 5001 Newport Coast Drive • Newport Coast Community Center, 6401 San Joaquin Hills Rd. Newport Beach, CA 92657 (currently at capacity ) 17

FIRE ACTIVITY Cal OES SOUTHERN REGION (Continued) Blue Ridge, Vegetation Fire, Orange County (Continued) Shelters/TEPS (Continued) Evacuation Centers/Shelters (Continued) • TEP – Chino Hills Community Center (14250 Peyton Drive, Chino Hills) • Red Cross is working with the County and Local jurisdictions on securing hotel rooms. Two Red Cross trailers with cots have arrived at the two Irvine Shelters Lake Forest: • Care and Reception at El Toro High School 25255 Toledo Lake Forest, Ca. 92630 • Approximately 50 families at facility Animal Shelters • Small animals may be brought to OC Animal Care Services at 1630 Victoria Road in the city of Tustin. • OC Fairgrounds are accepting large evacuated animals and we are coordinating with LART Large Animals Response Team • Irvine Regional Park Zoo has been 100% evacuated and relocated to the Santa Ana Zoo. • Large animals being evacuated can be taken to the Mc. Coy’s Equestrian Center (14280 Peyton Drive, Chino Hills) Road Closures State Route 142 was closed to westbound traffic at Carbon Canyon Rd /in Chino Hills/ due to a wildfire. The route has not reopened. 18

MAJOR ROAD / HIGHWAY / BRIDGE CLOSURES Lifeline Route Closures Northern California Central California Southern California No Lifeline Route Closures Lifeline Routes: • There are no lifeline route closures. Non-Lifeline Routes: • Click here for a list of current road closures. Wildfire Closures: Trinity County • SR 36 from South Fork Mountain to the junction of SR 3 Santa Cruz County • SR 236 is closed from 6. 4 miles north of the South junction of SR 9 to 2 miles south of the north junction of SR 9 due to a wildfire. No ETR. Los Angeles County • SR 2 is closed from 0. 5 miles east of Angeles Forest Hwy to 5. 2 miles west of Big Pines /at Vincent Gulch Rd. due to a wildfire. No ETR. Emergency Center Activations: • Please see attached California Health & Human Services (CHHS) Agency / Cal OES Joint Situation Report for additional details. Interactive Travel Forecast Map Based on Weather Conditions Provided by National Weather Service (Prototype) • http: //www. wrh. noaa. gov/wrh/travel/? wfo=mtr Click on the Caltrans Logo to check current Hwy. conditions. You can also call 1 -800 -427 -7623 for current Hwy. conditions. 19

CALIFORNIA 911 SYSTEM California 911 Outages Northern California Central California Southern California No 911 Outages 9 -1 -1 Outage/Remote/Community Isolations • None reported Service Interruptions • None reported 20

WEATHER OF CONCERN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA • Light precipitation is possible across far northern California late this week through early next week, but rain amounts do not appear significant at this time SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA • Gusty Santa Ana winds are expected through Tuesday along with a Red Flag Warning for much of Southern California. Weather Advisories, Watches, and Warnings currently active in California: http: //www. wrh. noaa. gov/hazard. Summary/? state=ca Active Weather Warnings, Watches and Advisories by County: http: //www. wrh. noaa. gov/hazard. Summary/? state=ca&bycounty=1 21

WEATHER KEY POINTS Tuesday • Offshore/Santa Ana winds will continue to produce critical fire weather conditions across both northern and southern California through today • Winds will not be quite as strong as yesterday in many locations, but fire weather concerns are still high due to the gusty winds and very dry humidity • Most impacted locations include the Bay Area Hills, the Sierra, Orange County, Riverside County, Inland Empire, San Gorgonio Pass, and the mountains of Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties • Strong winds in portions of Southern Region could cause damage to trees and power lines • Much colder temperatures will linger through Tuesday Wednesday-Monday • A warming trend and lighter winds are expected for Wednesday onward, though fire weather conditions will remain elevated due to continued dry fuels and dry weather across the state • Light precipitation is possible across far northern California late this week through early next week, but rain amounts do not appear significant at this time

CALIFORNIA WEATHER IMPACTS Hazards / Day TUE Non-Thunderstorm Damaging Winds Southern WED THU FRI All Regions SAT SUN MON All Regions Snow Coastal Flooding River Flooding Thunderstorms (Wind / Hail / Tornadoes) Fire Weather (Low Humidity / Wind / Dry Thunderstorms) All Regions Heat Risk Heavy Rain / Flash Flooding / Debris Flow Cold No Impacts All Regions Minimal Impacts Moderate Impacts Severe Impacts

PRECIPITATION FORECAST No significant precipitation is expected through at least Thursday

WEATHER OUTLOOK 6 -10 Day Outlook (November 1 – November 5) Temperatures • Above normal temperatures strongly favored statewide Precipitation • Near normal precipitation favored statewide 8 -14 Day Outlook (November 3– November 9) Temperatures • Above normal temperatures strongly favored statewide Precipitation • Below normal precipitation favored in northern California, near normal precipitation favored in southern California

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Cal OES LAW ENFORCEMENT MISSIONS Cal OES Law Missions • Nothing Significant to Report 27

Cal OES MISSION TASKING Cal OES Missions • Nothing Significant to Report 28

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