Firefighters are utilizing the overnight moisture to assist in
mop up operations to further contain the fire. The reduced fire activity allows
firefighters to build line closer to the fire’s edge, south of Resurrection
Pass Trail. The priority is to reduce potential fire spread toward Cooper
Landing, if fire activity picks up again. Chipping operations will continue in
the Cooper Landing area to reduce slash and larger debris material.
Drones have been, and will continue, to find hot spots along
the fire edges to assist firefighters in cooling and extinguishing those areas.
A Wildland Fire Use Module has been taken by boat to Doroshin Bay to prep the
area to protect a public use cabin there. Modules are 10-person, specialized
firefighting teams with the ability to work independently in remote areas. Chainsaw
and mop up operations are being conducted on the southwest side near Sterling
of fire to clean up tree debris along the fires edge from past wind events. #Swanlakefire
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