None have been added to this complex to date. Terminated Fire restrictions that have been in place since July were lifted September 12. The termination of the restrictions enables forest users to build campfires in other than developed fire rings, allows unrestricted smoking and allows use of sheepherder stoves. Forest users should continue to be cautious with warming fires, smoking, and chainsaw use due to the continued high fire danger on the forest. The Small Business Administration has opened a temporary field office in the Salmon City office building.
Any local business is eligible to apply for a working capital loan for economic injury.
The remainder of Unit 28 remains closed to public access due to the hazardous conditions created by the Clear Creek Fire. All wilderness lands, trails and airstrips are open except for the portion of the wilderness lying in Hunting Unit 28. The Salmon River and the Middle Fork of the Salmon are open. Vehicle access to the eastern part of the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness is unavailable to the Yellowjacket, Big Horn Crags and Clear Creek trails because roads entering Unit 28 in these areas are still closed. Forest users can now access the Meyers Cove and Camas Creek areas.