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All unaccounted for individuals now reported safe

Staff

The Plumas County Sheriff’s Office reported today, the safe recovery of all 31 previously reported unaccounted for individuals. The Sheriff’s Office thanks the public and media’s assistance in locating all individuals.

For information related to the Dixie Fire, please follow on Facebook the Plumas County Sheriff’s Office, Cal Fire Butte County and the Plumas National Forest pages. The Plumas County website has the most up to date information: www.plumascounty.us.

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