The fire initially had 50 homes under a Level 2 evacuation order.
June 28, 2023 at 4:32 pm PDT
WENATCHEE — A 150-acre fire near Wenatchee was inadvertently started by a Chelan County PUD crew, the local fire district confirmed Wednesday. The fire started on Tuesday around 1:25 p.m., with a Level 2 evacuation order initially sent out for around 50 homes. Four hours later, that order was bumped down to a Level 1.are broken up into three distinct categories
: Level 1 is known as the “Ready” stage, where residents should be aware, gather personal belongings, and keep an eye out for updates if the situation changes. Level 2 is “Set,” where people should begin to prepare to leave the area. Level 3 is “Go,” where residents are required to immediately evacuate.
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