The National Interagency Coordination Center’s October 27 situation report lists light initial-attack activity, with 36 fires during the preceding reporting period. Eight large fires remain uncontained and national preparedness is at Level 1. The bulletin was issued at 7:30 a.m. Mountain Daylight Time.

The active-incident resource summary records 984 personnel, a decline of 246 from the previous report. It also lists 13 crews, 55 engines and eight helicopters. Those totals cover the reporting table, rather than every emergency responder or resource working across the United States.

The report records no new large incidents and no large fires contained during the period. Several established fires continue to require attention. In Washington, the Sisi incident narrative reports residences threatened and continuing area, road and trail closures, despite the lighter overall national activity.

The figures provide a dated operational picture; they do not mean every fire began Tuesday or every affected location is safe to reopen. Local incident instructions remain separate. A lower personnel total is not, by itself, confirmation that all hazards have ended.