IA: 14:30 hrs - Smoke investigation - First in reporting a smoke column and a quarter-acre.
Current size up: 15:00hrs - 2+ acres nearing full containment.
Terrain: Heavy timber, steep inaccessible terrain.
Location: 14:30 hrs - Fire reported near the 2500 block of Graham Hill Road. Bear Mountain near Henry Cowell State Park, Felton area of Santa Cruz County
Staging: San Lorenzo
Lumber, Graham Hill Rd x Roaring Camp Rd.
Resources: 6 calfire engines, three dozer's, five hand crews, one type 1 and one type 3 strike team, 2 water tenders,
Air: Helicopter -902, AA, tanker 80 and 81.
Threats / Evacuations: No structures are threatened and no evacuations have been ordered, according to Cal Fire.
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Pictures of Tankers and Helicopters (106 & 902) working the Graham Hill fire are available on my Flickr page along with other images from recent Santa Cruz area fire events:
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