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#LakeFire: 10 Air Tankers and 3 Type 1 Helicopters assigned to the incident, utilizing ridge lines, utilizing retardant & water drops for perimeter control. Fire remains active, O% containment and undetermined acres(TBD) filmed at approx. 11am 7/6/24

#LakeFire: 10 Air Tankers and 3 Type 1 Helicopters assigned to the incident, utilizing ridge lines, utilizing retardant & water drops for perimeter control. Fire remains active, O% containment and undetermined acres(TBD) filmed at approx. 11am 7/6/24

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#LakeFire: 10 Air Tankers and 3 Type 1 Helicopters assigned to the incident, utilizing ridge lines, utilizing retardant & water drops for perimeter control. Fire remains active, O% containment and undetermined acres(TBD) filmed at approx. 11am 7/6/24

#LakeFire: 10 Air Tankers and 3 Type 1 Helicopters assigned to the incident, utilizing ridge lines, utilizing retardant & water drops for perimeter control. Fire remains active, O% containment and undetermined acres(TBD) filmed at approx. 11am 7/6/24

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Water rescue Haskell’s Beach 6:28pm. A 26 y/o male surfer was swept away from shore by powerful high surf after losing his board. He was surfing with a friend, who reported him missing immediately-quick action that made a huge difference . The surfer managed to grab onto a lobster trap buoy and held on while waiting rescue. An initial shore search by Santa Barbara County Fire Department personnel located the missing surfer’s surfboard washed up on the beach, confirming the situation. Fire Department teams then deployed aerial drones with infrared cameras to scan the ocean, spotting him about 1/4 mile offshore. Rescue swimmers swam out, made contact under real-time drone operator guidance, and safely escorted him back to shore. Firefighter/Paramedics evaluated him on the beach-he did not require medical attention and was released. Thanks to the quick thinking friend, our dedicated SBC Fire teams and the life-saving drone technology. Safety reminder: Never go in to the ocean alone-especially in rough conditions. It can save lives. Additional video to be posted here when available.

Water rescue Haskell’s Beach 6:28pm. A 26 y/o male surfer was swept away from shore by powerful high surf after losing his board. He was surfing with a friend, who reported him missing immediately-quick action that made a huge difference . The surfer managed to grab onto a lobster trap buoy and held on while waiting rescue. An initial shore search by Santa Barbara County Fire Department personnel located the missing surfer’s surfboard washed up on the beach, confirming the situation. Fire Department teams then deployed aerial drones with infrared cameras to scan the ocean, spotting him about 1/4 mile offshore. Rescue swimmers swam out, made contact under real-time drone operator guidance, and safely escorted him back to shore. Firefighter/Paramedics evaluated him on the beach-he did not require medical attention and was released. Thanks to the quick thinking friend, our dedicated SBC Fire teams and the life-saving drone technology. Safety reminder: Never go in to the ocean alone-especially in rough conditions. It can save lives. Additional video to be posted here when available.

Santa Barbara County Fire Department

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#LakeFire: Figueroa Mtn. Rd.

#LakeFire: Figueroa Mtn. Rd.

Santa Barbara County Fire Department

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#RidgeFire Update Video: SBC ASU Copt. 964

#RidgeFire Update Video: SBC ASU Copt. 964

Santa Barbara County Fire Department

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