Officials seek help finding cause of Bedrock Fire as it grows past 6,100 acres
Officials are asking for video and photos of the area from July 22 to try to find a cause for the Bedrock Fire.
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Officials are asking for video and photos of the area from July 22 to try to find a cause for the Bedrock Fire.
As the Bedrock Fire near Fall Creek Reservoir east of Eugene, Oregon burns on the Willamette National Forest, officials are asking the public to help with tips to determine who or what started the fire.According to a report by KLCC Radio, the fire was called in on Saturday, July 22, and grew to 300 acres by the next day. Crews worked overnight on the fire -- and to protect nearby buildings on private land. A Type 2 team took over Sunday evening.