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Thursday, October 1, 2009

CA-SCU- Niles IC- Wildland Fire 25 acres and is 100% contained

NILES FIRE - Fremont, Ca
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SCU-NILES IC - WILDLAND VEGETATION FIRE - FREMONT, ALAMEDA CO

Update: 0900hrs 10-2-09 - Still 15-acres, 80% Final line is in very steep, rocky terrain, could take all day to fully contain. Three firefighters suffered minor or moderate injuries due to falling rocks & debris, 1 heat related minor injury.

Update: Holding at 15 acres, heavy hand crew work, dozers and all aircraft released. Three Firefighters injured, One fire suffered a heat-related injury, a second a knee injury from rolling debris and a third suffered a shoulder or head injury.

Update: 2010hrs - 15 acres and is 80% contained

Update: 1620hrs - New location Niles Canyon & Palomares roads, No structures have been threatened by the flames.

Update: 1610hrs - hrs - ST9262c responding. BC1614, report of structure fire around the Palomares Hills/Castro Valley area may be related.... 10 acres in the area of Mission Blvd. and Niles Canyon road.

Update: 1601hrs - Tac 2, Copter 106 responding smoke showing, AA 430, AT 89 2nd on order. ST9262c responding. BC1614, report of structure fire around the Palomares Hills/Castro Valley area may be related...

Terrain: Steep, Rocky Heavy old growth brush, limited roads.

Resources: SCU Full wildland response, 300 firefighters from Fremont Fire, Livermore fire, Pleasonton Fire, Cal Fire and EBRP

Injuries: Three Firefighters injured, One fire suffered a heat-related injury, a second a knee injury from rolling debris and a third suffered a shoulder or head injury, according to Agenbroad.

Road Closures: Palomares Road is closed between state Highway 84 and Interstate Highway 580 due to the fire.


CA-LNU- Six Incident- Wildland fire - 1235 acres. 100 percent contained

Update: 13300hrs - 350 acres, 60% w/ extended deployment time
Update: 1300hrs - AA Sizeup: Road 6 command reporting fire holding at 250 acres, 20% containment, keeping all resources at this time.
Update: 1220hrs - 2 Task Forces en-route for structure protection, Staffing recalls for coverage, LNU east tone 4 being used on fire too.
Road 6 fire: Yolo, Colousa County, & WT's working east flank of fire from South-end of fire @ Road A7 @ Canal. Structures near head of fire
Update: 1206hrs - Road 6 fire Yolo County, 250 acres, bumping a structure now, if it slops over road will double in size, AA working head of fire

Location:
Six Incident, CA-LNU (CA-DNN), is Located near the town of Dunnigan (Yolo County).
Resources:
Comms:
Yolo County -
LNU east t-4
Tac -White Fire 2

Earthquake - 5.1 M - 7 miles S of Keeler, CA.


== PRELIMINARY EARTHQUAKE REPORT ==
California Integrated Seismic Net
USGS/ Caltech/ CGS/ UCB/ UCSD/ UNR

Version #C: This report supersedes any earlier reports of this event.
This event has been reviewed by a seismologist.

A moderate earthquake occurred at 3:01:23 AM (PDT) on Thursday, October 1, 2009.
The magnitude 5.1 event occurred 12 km (7 miles) S of Keeler, CA.
The hypocentral depth is 0 km (0.0 miles).


Magnitude 5.1 - local magnitude (ML)
Time Thursday, October 1, 2009 at 3:01:23 AM (PDT)
Thursday, October 1, 2009 at 10:01:23 (UTC)
Distance from Keeler, CA - 12 km (7 miles) S (175 degrees)
Cartago, CA - 16 km (10 miles) ENE (65 degrees)
Olancha, CA - 18 km (11 miles) NE (43 degrees)
Lone Pine, CA - 30 km (18 miles) SE (141 degrees)
Las Vegas, NV - 237 km (148 miles) W (276 degrees)
Coordinates 36 deg. 22.8 min. N (36.380N), 117 deg. 51.7 min. W (117.862W)
Depth 0 km (0.0 miles)
Location Quality Fair
Location Quality Parameters Nst=033, Nph=033, Dmin=20 km, Rmss=0.31 sec, Erho=0.6 km, Erzz=2.2 km, Gp=79.2 degrees
Event ID# ci14517500
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