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Cherie Grubbs, 64, walks through Mountain View Estates in Talent, Ore., on Sept. 12, 2020, as she and her partner, Daniel Verner, look through the rubble from their trailers. The couple’s trailers sit beside one another and were both destroyed in the Alme
A row of homes in Talent, Ore., are seen still standing on Sept. 12, 2020, next to an area of devastation from the Almeda Fire that swept through Southern Oregon communities on Sept. 8.
Crews from Utah Take Force 1, a federal search and rescue teams, search for missing residents in Talent, Ore., in the aftermath of the Almeda Fire on Sept. 13. 2020. The Almeda Fire swept through Southern, Oregon towns on Sept. 8, like parts of Ashland, T
On September 8, 2020, the Almeda Fire broke out in Southern Oregon. The fire displaced thousands of families and destroyed almost 2,500 homes. This region already struggled with a shortage of low-income housing, and now that shortage is even more severe.
Rosa Carrera, left, and her daughters Jenny Flores, center, and Rosita Carrera, then 13, right, embrace as they see what is left of their home for the first time in Phoenix, Ore., on Sept. 15, 2020. The family of 8 had lived there together for 15 years. “
A sign in Spanish reading “Si Se Puede” or “Yes, We Can!” is seen next to burned homes and businesses in Talent, Ore., on Sept 28, 2020.
Beds are set up for wildfire evacuees at the Jackson County Expo evacuation site in Central Point, Ore., on Sept. 12, 2020. Red Cross volunteers as well as many other local organizations are set up throughout the expo center to aid evacuees.
Susan Smith of Phoenix sits with her service dog Sampson at her cot in the Jackson County Expo evacuation center in Central Point, Ore., on Sept. 12, 2020. Smith's home in Phoenix was destroyed by the Almeda Fire that swept through Southern Oregon communi
Private Flood, 10, left, and his sister Raylee, 12, sit on their family's car as they eat lunch together at the Jackson County Expo evacuation center in Central Point, Ore., on Sept., 14, 2020. The family lives at the Ashland Wellsprings and although thei
Betzy Velazquez, then 17, is pictured with a photo from her Quinceañera in White City, Ore. on Dec. 24, 2020. She was able to save the photo when evacuating from the Almeda Fire. Her family's home burned down in the fire and they were able to move to a tr
Melanie Cortez Ayala, then 8, does school online at a hotel in Medford, Oregon on Nov. 12, 2020. Ayala and her family lost their home in the Almeda Fire on Sept. 8 and lived in a hotel room together until they were able to move into a temporary FEMA trail
Rafe Tejada-Ingram and his daughter Opal, then 7, play music together before dinner at his parents’ house in Ashland, Ore., on March 14, 2021. The couple were renting an apartment that burned down during the Almeda Fire and have since stayed with family u
Ramiro Padilla hands out Mexican Hot Chocolate and sweet bread on Three King's Day, "Día de Reyes”, in Ashland, Ore., on Jan. 6, 2021. The Padilla family organized the event and toy drive for families affected by the Almeda Fire. Ramiro’s daughter Yahaira
Julio Flores and his son Ethan, 3, leave a restaurant in Medford, Ore., with their family after celebrating Flores' oldest son Bryan’s high school graduation on June 12, 2021. The family lost their home in the Almeda Fire and are currently living at the R
Rose Otter, the photographer’s sister, her husband Chris Presicci and their son Enzo Presicci, then 2, look at blueprints of their property with family at their rental home in Ashland, Ore., on Dec. 28, 2020. Rose and Chris had bought the property in Tale
Eli Otter, the photographer’s brother, replaces a fence around his property in Talent, Ore., on Dec. 29, 2020. During the Almeda Fire, Eli stayed on his property throughout the day and night with his girlfriend, Becca Rice and a best friend, Torry Johnson
Signs of new growth are seen just a few weeks after the Alameda Fire next to burned down homes in Talent, Ore., on Sept. 28, 2020.
The Rodriguez and Camargo family gather at their new home in Medford, Ore., on Dec. 26, 2020. After loosing their homes in the Almeda Fire, Marco Rodriguez, left, and his wife Angelina Camargo, second from left, and Angelina’s brother Marcelo Camargo, sec
Elias Wechsler waits in line for food with friends at an event in Medford, Ore., on June 12, 2021. The week following the Almeda Fire, Elias got a tattoo of a burning tree on the back of his leg. Elias said his home survived the fire, but he has many frie
A historically low water line is seen at Emigrant Lake outside of Ashland, Ore., on April 2, 2021. The Emigrant Lake RV Park is currently housing more than 20 families who were displaced by the Almeda Fire.
Christy Brooks and her daughter sit outside her trailer in at the Emigrant Lake RV Park in Ashland, Ore., on March 13, 2021. Brooks’ trailer was deemed unfit to live in by the Red Cross after the fire but she didn’t qualify for aid through FEMA since thei
Graduating seniors throw their caps in the air during the Phoenix High School commencement ceremony in Phoenix, Ore., on June 12, 2021. About 30% of the graduating class lost their homes in the Almeda Fire.
Maggie Taylor-Cheek, 19, left, and embraces her boyfriend Bryan Flores, 18, after Bryan’s graduation at Phoenix High School on Phoenix, Ore., on June 12, 2021. Taylor and Flores both lost their homes in the Almeda Fire, along with about 30% of the Phoenix
Smoke fills the air from wildfires throughout the west as Armando Almanza makes his way back to his mobile home in the newest Federal Emergency Management Agency development for Almeda Fire victims in Phoenix, Ore., on Sunday, Sept., 5, 2021. Almanza’s pa
Click to Read - On Sept. 8, 2020, the Almeda Fire broke out in Southern Oregon. The fire started on the edge of Ashland and swept through the small towns of Talent and Phoenix. The fire displaced t...
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