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Mosquito Fire Restoration
Restores the area burned in the 2022 Mosquito Fire with manual and mechanical treatments: removing hazard trees along roads and trails, building fuel breaks, replanting, controlling invasive plants, and managing roads.2
Facts from USDA Forest Service public records, each linked by number to its source; checked November 13, 2026. Section notes by ePlan.
At a glance
- Where
- American River Ranger District, Tahoe National Forest; Placer and El Dorado counties, California; from Baker Ranch east to Mumford Bar along the Foresthill Divide, north to the North Fork American River Canyon rim.1
- Size
- About 8,950 acres of National Forest System lands2
- Lead agency
- USDA Forest Service, Tahoe National Forest, American River Ranger District1
- Review
- Environmental assessment, expected on the project page; the folder also lists a signed FONSI1
- Legal citation
- Emergency actions under Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Section 40807; non-emergency actions subject to 36 CFR 2182
- Status
- Project page lists Pre NEPA; the folder shows a final EA and FONSI uploaded March 27, 20261
Timeline
Documents USDA Forest Service published
- PDFMosquito FONSI-1 signed 3-27-26Posted March 27, 2026
- PDFMosquito EA Final 3-27-26 signedPosted March 27, 2026
- PDF1 Mosquito letter FONSI 1- Final EA availablePosted March 27, 2026
- PDFCommenting email addressPosted November 24, 2025
- PDFMosquitoFireRestoration ProposedActionsMap Scoping 11x17Posted November 14, 2025
- PDFMosquito Fire Restoration Project PosterPosted November 14, 2025
- PDFLegalNotice affidavit Mosquito ProjectPosted November 14, 2025
- PDFMosquitoFireRestoration VegTreatmentMap ArchEPosted October 31, 2025
- PDFMosquitoFireRestoration TransportationMap ArchEPosted October 31, 2025
- PDFMosquito Fire Restoration Scoping LetterPosted October 31, 2025
What the documents say
LegalNotice affidavit Mosquito Project
- Opportunity to Comment
- Announces the proposed restoration of the 2022 Mosquito Fire area on about 8,950 acres in Placer County and a project-specific Forest Plan amendment for the Big Trees area.2
- Emergency authority
- Lists six emergency actions, including hazard tree removal, roadside fuel breaks, tree planting and invasive plant control, exempt from pre-decisional review under Section 40807.2
- How to comment
- Gives a 30-day comment period from the November 1, 2025 publication in The Union, with mail, fax and email submission options.2
Commenting email address
- Correction
- Corrects the comment email address printed on the Notice of Proposed Action, which contained a typo.3
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Sources
- Mosquito Fire Restoration: Forest Service project pagefs.usda.gov
- LegalNotice affidavit Mosquito Projectusfs-public.app.box.com
- Commenting email addressusfs-public.app.box.com