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McKinley Fire Slideshow: Team Rubicon Volunteers & NCOs Clearing Debris Following Safety Checks

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Team Rubicon can provide assistance with debris removal and clean up. Team Rubicon unites the skills and experiences of military veterans with first responders to rapidly deploy emergency response teams. Community Organizations Active in Disaster (COAD) are also actively working in the McKinley Fire Impact Area to distribute donations like clothes, shoes, winter gear, bedding and food. They have locations in Big Lake, Wasilla, Talkeetna, and Willow. For information leave a message @ 907-745-5827

  • Team Rubicon Volunteers Clearing Debris Following Safety Checks
    Team Rubicon Volunteers Clearing Debris Following Safety Checks – Photo Credit Kale Casey/Alaska DNR Division of Forestry
  • Team Rubicon Volunteers Assisting Private Land Owners With Debris Removal - Photo Credit Kale Casey/Alaska DNR Division of Forestry
    Team Rubicon Volunteers Assisting Private Land Owners With Debris Removal – Photo Credit Kale Casey/Alaska DNR Division of Forestry
  • Team Rubicon Volunteers Assisting Private Land Owners With Debris Removal - Photo Credit Kale Casey/Alaska DNR Division of Forestry
    Team Rubicon Volunteers Assisting Private Land Owners With Debris Removal – Photo Credit Kale Casey/Alaska DNR Division of Forestry
  • Team Rubicon Volunteers Assisting Private Land Owners With Debris Removal - Photo Credit Kale Casey/Alaska DNR Division of Forestry
    Team Rubicon Volunteers Assisting Private Land Owners With Debris Removal – Photo Credit Kale Casey/Alaska DNR Division of Forestry
  • Team Rubicon Volunteers Assisting Private Land Owners With Debris Removal - Photo Credit Kale Casey/Alaska DNR Division of Forestry
    Team Rubicon Volunteers Assisting Private Land Owners With Debris Removal – Photo Credit Kale Casey/Alaska DNR Division of Forestry
  • Team Rubicon Volunteers Assisting Private Land Owners With Debris Removal - Photo Credit Kale Casey/Alaska DNR Division of Forestry
    Team Rubicon Volunteers Assisting Private Land Owners With Debris Removal – Photo Credit Kale Casey/Alaska DNR Division of Forestry
  • Team Rubicon Volunteers Assisting Private Land Owners With Debris Removal - Photo Credit Kale Casey/Alaska DNR Division of Forestry
    Team Rubicon Volunteers Assisting Private Land Owners With Debris Removal – Photo Credit Kale Casey/Alaska DNR Division of Forestry

Closures: A portion of Willow Swamp (Game Management Unit 14A) is closed due to the Deshka Landing Fire. For more info, visit the Alaska Department of Fish and Game website at https://www.adfg.alaska.gov/.  A Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) is still in effect over the McKinley Fire. 

Disaster Assistance: There are several agencies with information on disaster assistance; please visit Alaska Wildland Fire Information: https://bit.ly/2lzpyZu for detailed contact information. 

Disaster Assistance Centers will be open for fire survivors to register for the State of Alaska Individual Assistance. Locations include: 

Willow United Methodist Church (29286 Parks Hwy) Willow, AK 99688, September 4-18 from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m

LAST DAY – Upper Susitna Community Center (16463 Helena Ave), Talkeetna, AK 99676 – Sept 6 from 9 – 12:00

Fire Information: 907-313-9826 Email: 2019.mckinley@firenet.gov   Web:www.akfireinfo.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AK.Forestry/ You Tube:  https://bit.ly/2kskUfk

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