07/25/2025
🚨 BURDOIN & SNYDER CANYON FIRES – CRITICAL UPDATE & COMMUNITY MEETING TODAY 🚨
📍 Klickitat County Emergency Management | Friday, July 25, 2025
🔥 Today is a high-risk fire day with elevated temperatures, sustained winds near 20 mph, and gusts up to 35 mph. These conditions mirror those on the day of ignition and may lead to rapid fire spread and changing evacuation levels.
✅ Be ready to act. Have your go-bags packed, plans in place, and stay updated on official alerts.
📊 QUICK FACTS – July 25th:
Burdoin Fire:
• 11,249 acres
• 13% containment
• 799 personnel assigned
• Resources: 13 hand crews, 81 engines, 5 helicopters, 8 dozers
Snyder Canyon Fire:
• 52 acres
• 13% containment
• 125 personnel assigned
• Resources: 5 hand crews, 2 engines, 2 helicopters, 1 dozer
💧 DID YOU KNOW?
Since Monday, over 270,000 gallons of water have been dropped by aircraft on the Burdoin Fire!
🛣️ ROAD STATUS:
🚧 Still closed:
• Highway 14
• Old Highway 8
• Centerville Highway
• Canyon Rd.
• Courtney Rd.
• Lyle Snowden Rd.
✅ OPEN with caution:
Highway 142 from Highway 14 to Highway 97 — debris and emergency crews remain active in the area.
🧑🤝🧑 COMMUNITY MEETING – TONIGHT at 6:00 PM
📍 The Dalles High School Auditorium
(220 E 10th St, The Dalles, OR 97058)
📲 Live stream available via Klickitat County Emergency Management’s page
📌 Topics include:
• Fire response & containment updates
• Evacuation levels & safety guidance
• Recovery plans and next steps
• Support services and shelter access
• Live Q&A with local and state officials
🏛️ A Disaster Assistance Center will be available onsite to help with:
• Unmet needs
• Housing issues
• Documentation and recovery resources
📸 Photo Credit: Burdoin & Snyder Canyon Fires 2025 page
🙏 Thank you to the crews, agencies, and volunteers working tirelessly to protect our community. And thank you to the public for staying vigilant and supportive.