Roads reopen and evacuations lifted at Douglas County fire

1:00PM UPDATE 7/17: U.S. 395 is now fully open in both directions. All evacuations have been lifted. Residents may now return to their homes. Approximately 120 acres burned in the fire.

8:45PM UPDATE: Evacuations for Topaz Ranch Estates were lifted at 8 p.m. and residents may now return to their homes. The Topaz Ranch Estates Community Center evacuation center is now closed. The evacuation for Double Springs is still in place. U.S. 395 is still closed in both directions at Leviathan Mine Road and State Route 208.

Evacuation Notices:

Double Springs: Residents are under an Evacuation (voluntary) (Red) notice. It is strongly advised that all residents prepare to evacuate immediately.

Road Closures:

U.S. 395: Closed in both directions at Leviathan Mine Road and State Route 208.

Local authorities are working closely with fire services to monitor the situation and provide updates as necessary. Residents are urged to stay informed through official channels and to follow evacuation orders promptly for their safety.

DOUGLAS COUNTY, Nev. - A vegetation fire is currently burning in South Douglas County near Double Springs. Firefighters and emergency services are actively working to contain the blaze and ensure the safety of residents in the affected areas.

Click here to view the Perimeter Map. This map is regularly updated with the fire location and road closures.

Click here for Douglas County’s Incident Page.

Evacuation Notices:

Double Springs: Residents are under an Evacuation (voluntary) (Red) notice. It is strongly advised that all residents prepare to evacuate immediately.

Topaz Ranch Estates and Holbrook Junction: These areas are under a Precautionary Evacuation Warning (yellow). Residents should be prepared to evacuate if conditions worsen.

Road Closures:

U.S. 395: Closed in both directions at Leviathan Mine Road and State Route 208.
Local authorities are working closely with fire services to monitor the situation and provide updates as necessary. Residents are urged to stay informed through official channels and to follow evacuation orders promptly for their safety.

We are asking residents to stay vigilant, pay attention to emergency phone alerts, and have a plan in place for evacuations. In addition, plan for power outages and road closures in the area. Have a transportation plan for animals and livestock. Think about fuel, medications, keepsakes, and groceries you might need. Think about your loved ones on oxygen or anyone who may need assistance leaving their home.

Should evacuations occur, you will receive an emergency alert notification on your phone, and be asked to leave your home by emergency responders. If you do not have a cell phone or landline, please keep in contact with friends, neighbors and family.

This situation continues to evolve, please check the website and respond to emergency personnel accordingly.