There is very little ? if any ? active fire out there. We are getting the upper hand.

I think it’s logical. Most of the federally-regulated dams tend to be fairly large dams that pose significant risk if there is a failure.

The winds have died down substantially and that’s going to be a big advantage for us in getting control. With the weather changing, we should start to see the containment numbers go up.

That is our primary objective and it has been since this incident occurred.

The Black River is normally exceptionally clear; it’s great for swimming and floating. Now, beyond the east fork, below the lower reservoir, it is very muddy. It has what we call a lot of turbidity....

That creates a 28-month process for what the federal government said should be a 24-month process.