Kincade Fire Update: Kincade Fire Fully Contained

Zone 4a Thursday, Nov. 7, 2019.

The Kincade Fire burned 77,758 acres and is fully contained. 374 structures were destroyed and four people were injured.

All evacuations have been lifted at this time; however, the Sonoma County Public Health Order is still in place. For any inquiries about this health order, please visit https://tinyurl.com/sonomacountypublichealthorder.

For fire recovery and mental health resources, visit our fire recovery resource page.

The National Disaster Distress Helpline provides 24/7 crisis counseling and support to people experiencing emotional distress related to natural or human-caused disasters. Call 1-800-985-5990. Spanish-speakers can call the hotline and press “2” for 24/7 bilingual support.

California HOPE is also offering free, bilingual mental health services at (707) 291-3788.

NorCal News

November 14, 2019
California Burning Podcast: The Science of Fire Behavior
The Camp Fire was the most destructive fire in California’s history. 19,000 homes were destroyed and at least 85 people were killed. But with so many fuel-laden forests, the question becomes not why this happened, but why we haven’t seen more disasters of this scale? Matt Fidler, the creator of the…
November 14, 2019
New Documentary Celebrates First LGBTQ+ Native Powwow
In the film,Two-Spirit Powwow, Rick Bacigalupi follows the development of the first LGBTQI Native American powwow in the United States. Thousands travel from across the region to attend this annual gathering in San Francisco. KRCB’s Adia White has a preview of the film. Next year's two-spirit…
November 13, 2019
Impacts Expected on Russian River After Kincade Fire
The Russian River provides water to as many as 700,000 local residents; close to a million visitors use the river for recreation in the summer. Reporter Pamela Lorence visited Healdsburg last week to meet with Don McEnhill, the head of the nonprofit group Russian Riverkeeper. He told her how…
November 11, 2019
Healdsburg Residents Undeterred by Kincade Fire
After the Kincade fire, there’s some talk of folks pulling up stakes — tired of the alerts, the blackouts, the evacuations. But for two residents of Healdsburg, the latest fire has only deepened their love of home. Pamela Lorence has the story. (Photo: Healdsburg Downtown. Credit: Prayitno via…
November 07, 2019
A Year After the Camp Fire, Survivors Share Stories of Loss and Healing
A year ago today, 85 lives and over 13,000 homes were lost in the Camp Fire. With so much lost, resilience means something different to everyone. NSPR's Sarah Bohannon tells us how survivors are sharing their process of healing with others. (Image: Jessica Tunis at the Tubbs Fire anniversary.…
November 06, 2019
Building Resilience After Tragedy
Friday marks one year since the devastating Camp Fire. The anniversary, in addition to the Kincade Fire, will trigger traumatic memories for many in our community. But hardship can be used to build strength. Joyce-Mikal Flynn is a professor of nursing at California State University Sacramento and…
Nov 06, 2019
KBBF Radio Santa Rosa Updates Community During Kincade Fire
Our neighbor and partner KBBF FM Radio 89.1 has been recognized with two feature stories about their heroic efforts to make sure our community stayed…
Nov 06, 2019
2017 Lessons Saved Lives and Property During Kincade Fire
In an article last week, Laura Hagar, editor of the Sonoma West Times and News asked the question we're all asking: How was the loss of property and…
Nov 05, 2019
'Halloween Do-Over' Brings Joy to Healdsburg After Fire
by Matt Villano When it became clear that Healdsburg was downgrading its evacuation status on Halloween, two local women figured most people would…
Nov 04, 2019
Documentary "Men Caring" Honors Those Who Support Adults With Disabilities
In his film, "Men Caring", Bill Chayes breaks down stereotypes about adults living with disabilities and their caregivers. One of the stereotypes he…
Nov 04, 2019
School Closure Announcements for the Week of Monday, November 4
Most Sonoma County schools have reopened, but the following school districts have reported their school schedules for next week. Geyserville Unified…
Nov 04, 2019
Local Assistance Center Will Open Today Through Wednesday in Healdsburg
All County of Sonoma offices will be open for business Monday, November 4, at 8 am. To better serve residents directly impacted by the Kincade Fire,…
Nov 01, 2019
The Current PG&E Power Shutoff – Emergency Information
The following information is provided by the Sonoma County Joint Information Center (JIC). WEATHER The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a Red…
Oct 31, 2019
Power Shut Off Prompts Modified Hours, Closures for Some Santa Rosa Schools
Due to the latest information we have just received from PG&E about the anticipated Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) event, the following schools…
Oct 31, 2019
PG&E Initiates Second Public Safety Power Shut Off in October - What You Need to Know
A Red Flag Warning, issued by the National Weather Service, is in effect through Thursday at 4pm. As a result, the Santa Rosa Fire Department will be…
Oct 29, 2019
Code Blue Advisory Especially Concerning for Those Living Outside
Sonoma County issued a code blue advisory, meaning near-freezing temperatures are expected in the county over the next few days. The weather, in…