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(DCSO) DOUGLAS COUNTY, Ore. - The Douglas County Sheriff's Office, in conjunction with fire managers, is announcing additional evacation level reductions. 

Effective at 9:00 am on Monday, September 28, 2020, the following changes take effect: 

The LEVEL 1 "BE READY" notice on Little River Road at New Bridge Road to the end of Little River Road, including all side streets between these two points, has been lifted. This area is no longer under a formal evacuation notice. 
Diamond Lake, including the Diamond Lake Resort, all recreation areas, all residential and summer homes has been reduced to a LEVEL 1 "BE READY" notice. 
The following evacuation notices remain unchanged: 

Highway 138E at the Narrows Wayside (Idleyld Trading Post) to Steamboat Creek, including all side streets between these two points remains a LEVEL 2 "BE SET".
Current evacuation maps can be found at www.dcso.com/evacuations. 

Douglas County Fires: Evacuation Level Updates