BEND, Ore. -- All evacuation notices for the nearly 300-acre Hidden Forest Fire that broke out last Friday 12 miles southeast of Bend have now been lifted, as the fire is 100% contained, the Deschutes County Sheriff's Office said Tuesday.

Crews are conducting mop‑up operations to secure remaining hot spots, the agency said, and all roads in the area are back open.

"The Sheriff’s Office would like to thank our deputies and the fire crews who responded swiftly and ensured the fire did not spread toward nearby homes and neighborhoods," the Facebook post stated.

"The rapid aerial attack, with air tankers and helicopters, significantly slowed the fire’s progress and supported ground efforts," DCSO added.

Residents and visitors are being encouraged to sign up for Deschutes Alerts. Emergencies can happen at any time with little or no notice, and Deschutes Alerts lets you sign up to receive time-sensitive emergency notifications by phone call, text, email, app, TTY/TDD, or any combination, based on the locations you care about, such as home, work, or school.

Sign up by visiting deschutesalerts.org.