Carr Fire: All people reported missing located by police, sheriff's officials
REDDING, Calif. (KGO) -- Cal Fire officials say all 60 people reported missing in the Carr Fire zone have been located.
RELATED: The latest evacuation orders for Shasta County's Carr Fire, Mendocino County's Complex Fire
The Redding Police Department and the Shasta County Sheriff's Department have been working to take reports of missing persons and re-unite affected individuals with their loved ones, friends and families.
Due to the diligence of our local and social media community, 16 of the missing persons from the original list have been located in under two hours. All of the 60 people in total who were reported missing have been found.
If you need to report a missing person in the fire, please contact the Carr Fire Missing Persons Hotline at (530) 225-4277.
In response to the devastating wildfires in Shasta County, Tri Counties Bank has created a verified GoFundMe campaign to help those impacted by the fires. Click here if you'd like to help.
Get the latest on the Carr Fire here, the Complex Fire here and the latest on wildfires across California here.
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