Friday, July 27, 2007

Local News - TCU - Early Morning Vegetation Fires

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Tuolumne And Calaveras Early Morning Vegetation Fires

Friday, July 27, 2007 - 06:45 AM

San Andreas, CA -- The CAL FIRE Emergency Command Center in San Andreas is reporting two vegetation fires this morning.

The first is under the power lines at Bonds Flat Rd. and J-59. Six engines, a water tender and a dozer have been dispatched. No other details are available at this time.

The second fire is being reported in the area of Hwy 26 and Ponderosa Way and Whiskey Slide Rd. Fire crews are reporting the fire is approximately two-and-a-half acres in size with a slow spread. The fire is reportedly located on a noll.

Written by bill.johnson@mlode.com



UPDATED FROM COMMENTS:

Anonymous said...

updated info hot cat fire

Tuolumne Vegetation Fire Extinguished ... Calaveras Still Burning

Friday, July 27, 2007 - 09:15 AM
Bill Johnson MML News Director

San Andreas, CA -- This morning's Bonds Flat Rd.-J59 vegetation fire was quickly extinguished.

According to CAL FIRE Fire Investigator Dennis Townsend the fire was caused when a bobcat caught a rabbit, went up a power pole, made contact with a line, was executed and fell into the vegetation. Townsend labeled it a first in his many years with CAL FIRE.

In Calaveras County that 44 Ranch Rd. vegetation fire has now covered approximately eight acres. Cause of that blaze remains unknown at this hour.

Written by bill.johnson@mlode.com

1 comment:

  1. updated info hot cat fire

    Tuolumne Vegetation Fire Extinguished ... Calaveras Still Burning

    Friday, July 27, 2007 - 09:15 AM
    Bill Johnson MML News Director

    San Andreas, CA -- This morning's Bonds Flat Rd.-J59 vegetation fire was quickly extinguished.

    According to CAL FIRE Fire Investigator Dennis Townsend the fire was caused when a bobcat caught a rabbit, went up a power pole, made contact with a line, was executed and fell into the vegetation. Townsend labeled it a first in his many years with CAL FIRE.

    In Calaveras County that 44 Ranch Rd. vegetation fire has now covered approximately eight acres. Cause of that blaze remains unknown at this hour.

    Written by bill.johnson@mlode.com

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