The Frazer bridges were implemented as a post fire recovery action with funding through RCO and Trib. Initial completion was achieved in December of 2014 at five sites on Frazer Creek. Work included removing failed culverts and placement of the five prefabricated steel bridges, re- establishment of stream channel alignment, and removal of flood debris. A second debris flow on Dec 17, 2014 impacted 4 of the 5 bridges with sediment deposition requiring additional effort to maintain stream flows. BAER data indicates that adaptive management will be required for 3-5 years post construction. Initial work did not include restoring irrigation infrastructure damaged by flooding. The Frazer Creek Emergency Response included replacing 9 bridges on Frazer Creek and 1 over Beaver Creek. Attached is a figure made in fall 2020 showing all of the crossings addressed, including the pre-fire 2012 Pearryman culvert replaced as an independent project by the state through FFFPP. The total distance made accessible is 6.1 miles, which represents the distance from the Barker crossing at Frazer RM 0.4 to the natural barrier falls/chute at Frazer RM 6.6.