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CAL FIRE Incident Management Team (IMT) 4 has arrived in Washington State. Wildfires do not stop at state lines, and neither does our commitment to helping one another. By sharing resources, expertise, and incident management capabilities, agencies work together to protect lives, safeguard communities, and strengthen wildfire preparedness throughout...

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🚨 Lake Fire Evening Update 📅 June 28, 2025 📍 Silverwood Lake / Hesperia Area The Lake Fire has burned approximately 478 acres with no containment at this time. The incident is in Unified Command with the USFS: San Bernardino National Forest, CAL FIRE San Bernardino Unit, San Bernardino County Fire, and the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department. Fire crews are continuing to work through the night to build containment lines and protect nearby communities. Weather conditions remain a challenge, with gusty south winds (15–25 mph) and low humidity expected to persist into the evening. Conditions are forecast to improve overnight, but winds are expected to increase again Sunday afternoon. Evacuation Orders remain in effect south of Highway 138 between Interstate 15 and Highway 173. Evacuation Warnings are in effect North of Highway 138 and Highway 173, from Summit Valley Road to Arrowhead Lake Road. Please follow all evacuation orders and stay clear of the area for your safety and the safety of emergency personnel. Visit the CAL FIRE Incident Portal for the most up-to-date acreage at

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CAL FIRE is accepting applications for Fire Fighter I (FFI), our seasonal, entry-level firefighting position, statewide! A Fire Fighter I is often the first step into a CAL FIRE career. FFIs work on the front lines responding to wildfires and all-risk emergencies, staff engine and hand crew operations, and serve communities across California during peak fire activity. It is physically demanding, fast-paced, and built for those ready to step up. Apply by March 31, 2026, to be considered in the next hiring round. To apply, you must: ➡ Be 18 years of age or older ➡ Have a valid driver’s license ➡ Be ready for all-risk emergency response and rigorous field work Want to strengthen your application? Pursue certifications, complete relevant training, and consider attending a fire academy. #FFI #JoinCALFIRE #NowHiring #FireService #PublicService
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CAL FIRE is accepting applications for Fire Fighter I (FFI), our seasonal, entry-level firefighting position, statewide! A Fire Fighter I is often the first step into a CAL FIRE career. FFIs work on the front lines responding to wildfires and all-risk emergencies, staff engine and hand crew operations, and serve communities across California during peak fire activity. It is physically demanding, fast-paced, and built for those ready to step up. Apply by March 31, 2026, to be considered in the next hiring round. To apply, you must: ➡ Be 18 years of age or older ➡ Have a valid driver’s license ➡ Be ready for all-risk emergency response and rigorous field work Want to strengthen your application? Pursue certifications, complete relevant training, and consider attending a fire academy. #FFI #JoinCALFIRE #NowHiring #FireService #PublicService

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🚁 California’s FIREHAWK Fleet: 16 Strong and Mission-Ready 🚁 Today marks a major milestone for CAL FIRE’s aviation program, recognizing the delivery of two additional Sikorsky S-70i FIREHAWK helicopters, bringing our fleet to 16. CAL FIRE is home to the world’s largest FIREHAWK fleet—purpose-built, mission-specific helicopters designed to meet the year-round challenges of wildfire and all-hazard emergency response. These aircraft enhance CAL FIRE’s rapid response capabilities while supporting the agency’s aggressive initial attack strategy. Key features include: ➡️ 1,000-gallon water tank ➡️ Night vision capabilities for 24/7 operations ➡️ Fixed external hoist for faster rescue operations ➡️ Room for a 9-person Helitack crew These aircraft increase safety, speed, and operational readiness—strengthening CAL FIRE’s ability to keep 95% of wildfires to 10 acres or less. 🧑‍✈️ CAL FIRE is hiring experienced helicopter pilots and other aviation support positions. To explore these and other exciting career opportunities, visit us at: 📺 Watch Governor Newsom mark the arrival of the FIREHAWK helicopters live today at 1PM: #CALFIRE #FIREHAWK #S70i #AerialFirefighting #WildfireResponse #ReadyForWildfire #Helitack #California
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🚁 California’s FIREHAWK Fleet: 16 Strong and Mission-Ready 🚁 Today marks a major milestone for CAL FIRE’s aviation program, recognizing the delivery of two additional Sikorsky S-70i FIREHAWK helicopters, bringing our fleet to 16. CAL FIRE is home to the world’s largest FIREHAWK fleet—purpose-built, mission-specific helicopters designed to meet the year-round challenges of wildfire and all-hazard emergency response. These aircraft enhance CAL FIRE’s rapid response capabilities while supporting the agency’s aggressive initial attack strategy. Key features include: ➡️ 1,000-gallon water tank ➡️ Night vision capabilities for 24/7 operations ➡️ Fixed external hoist for faster rescue operations ➡️ Room for a 9-person Helitack crew These aircraft increase safety, speed, and operational readiness—strengthening CAL FIRE’s ability to keep 95% of wildfires to 10 acres or less. 🧑‍✈️ CAL FIRE is hiring experienced helicopter pilots and other aviation support positions. To explore these and other exciting career opportunities, visit us at: 📺 Watch Governor Newsom mark the arrival of the FIREHAWK helicopters live today at 1PM: #CALFIRE #FIREHAWK #S70i #AerialFirefighting #WildfireResponse #ReadyForWildfire #Helitack #California

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Charlotte Fire Responds to Intentionally Set Early Morning Fire at The Plaza Early this morning, Charlotte Fire responded to a structure fire at the 6200 block of The Plaza. At 3:22 AM, a 911 call reported fire and smoke visible at the location. Charlotte Fire crews were dispatched immediately, with Engine 15 arriving on scene at 3:26 AM, confirming a working fire. Additional units arrived shortly after to assist in firefighting efforts. The fire was brought under control by 4:05 AM. Thankfully, there were no reported injuries to civilians or firefighters. Following a thorough investigation, Charlotte Fire investigators determined that the fire was intentionally set. This incident marks the third time this business has been targeted by fire in recent months. The estimated property and content loss is $1.4 million. Charlotte Fire urges anyone with information about this incident to contact Crime Stoppers at 704-334-1600. Tips can be provided anonymously, and your assistance could be crucial in bringing those responsible to justice. Charlotte Fire remains committed to protecting the safety and property of our community and will continue to work closely with law enforcement to address this troubling pattern of arson.
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Charlotte Fire Responds to Intentionally Set Early Morning Fire at The Plaza Early this morning, Charlotte Fire responded to a structure fire at the 6200 block of The Plaza. At 3:22 AM, a 911 call reported fire and smoke visible at the location. Charlotte Fire crews were dispatched immediately, with Engine 15 arriving on scene at 3:26 AM, confirming a working fire. Additional units arrived shortly after to assist in firefighting efforts. The fire was brought under control by 4:05 AM. Thankfully, there were no reported injuries to civilians or firefighters. Following a thorough investigation, Charlotte Fire investigators determined that the fire was intentionally set. This incident marks the third time this business has been targeted by fire in recent months. The estimated property and content loss is $1.4 million. Charlotte Fire urges anyone with information about this incident to contact Crime Stoppers at 704-334-1600. Tips can be provided anonymously, and your assistance could be crucial in bringing those responsible to justice. Charlotte Fire remains committed to protecting the safety and property of our community and will continue to work closely with law enforcement to address this troubling pattern of arson.

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Burn scars from past wildfires may leave the land vulnerable. Without vegetation to stabilize the soil, heavy rains can lead to dangerous debris flows and flooding. CAL FIRE Incident Management Teams are supporting California Governor's Office of Emergency Services to reduce these risks in recent fire-damaged areas of Los Angeles County. Before the current storm, 22 CAL FIRE handcrews were pre-positioned across Southern California, as part of a larger emergency response force, for any potential rescue or mitigation needs. During the storm, responders have been utilizing ALERTCalifornia cameras to monitor conditions in real-time. 🚨 Stay alert if you live near a burn scar. Sign up for emergency alerts in your area at:

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