OSCODA COUNTY, Mich. – The Oscoda County Sheriff’s Office began evacuations Monday for residents on Camp 10 Road, urging them to move away from the river due to unsafe conditions caused by wildfires.
Residents in the affected area were told to leave immediately and to follow instructions from emergency personnel on scene on Monday (May 4).
A shelter was initially set up at the community center in Mio but was later relocated to Tri-Point Church.
The Oscoda County Sheriff’s Office began evacuations Monday for residents on Camp 10 Road, urging them to move away from the river due to unsafe conditions caused by wildfires. (Copyright 2026 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.)
Police said the sheriff’s office temporarily lost power and was unable to receive phone calls during the incident, though lines were later restored.
Emergency crews said they remained active in the area, working to ensure public safety.
Officials said they will continue to provide updates as they become available and urged residents to monitor local emergency channels for the latest information.
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