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#SandyFire morning operational update with Chief Trevor Johnson: The Sandy Fire is currently 2,114.5 acres with 30% containment. There are 1,121 firefighters assigned to the incident. Firefighters are expecting improved weather conditions today, including lower temperatures and higher humidity, which should assist suppression efforts. Today’s operational priority is the...

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#SandyFire update - Ventura County firefighters and our mutual aid partners continue aggressive suppression efforts on the Sandy Fire south of Simi Valley. Crews are actively working to strengthen containment lines and hold the fire along the southern and eastern portions of the incident while aircraft support ground operations in steep and difficult terrain. The fire is currently mapped at 1,659 acres with 15% containment. Approximately 900 firefighters remain assigned to the incident working around the clock with helicopters, air tankers, bulldozers, firefighters and hand crews. Evacuation information is continually being updated. Visit for the latest evacuation orders, warnings, and incident information. City of Simi Valley SVPD Ventura County Sheriff Ventura County Sheriff OES VenturaCoAirUnit

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#SandyFire Operations Update The fire is currently mapped at 1,385.6 acres with 5% containment. More than 750 firefighters are assigned to the incident and continue working aggressively to strengthen containment lines and protect threatened communities. The attached video includes this morning’s operational briefing from Captain Heath. Evacuation warnings remain in place. For the latest evacuation information and updates, please visit County of Ventura SVPD City of Simi Valley
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#SandyFire Operations Update The fire is currently mapped at 1,385.6 acres with 5% containment. More than 750 firefighters are assigned to the incident and continue working aggressively to strengthen containment lines and protect threatened communities. The attached video includes this morning’s operational briefing from Captain Heath. Evacuation warnings remain in place. For the latest evacuation information and updates, please visit County of Ventura SVPD City of Simi Valley

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VCFD firefighters are on scene of an electric vehicle fire in the 11600 block of Ventura Avenue, Ojai, involving thermal runaway—a challenging and hazardous condition. Thermal runaway in EV fires poses unique risks to responders, the public, and the environment. The safest approach is often to let the battery burn itself out while firefighters manage the situation from a safe distance, as direct extinguishment can sometimes exacerbate the fire. County of Ventura Ventura County Sheriff
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VCFD firefighters are on scene of an electric vehicle fire in the 11600 block of Ventura Avenue, Ojai, involving thermal runaway—a challenging and hazardous condition. Thermal runaway in EV fires poses unique risks to responders, the public, and the environment. The safest approach is often to let the battery burn itself out while firefighters manage the situation from a safe distance, as direct extinguishment can sometimes exacerbate the fire. County of Ventura Ventura County Sheriff

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Sandy Fire Air Monitoring Update - Due to the Sandy Fire’s proximity to the Santa Susana Field Laboratory (SSFL), hazardous materials and radiological monitoring teams continue proactive air quality and radiation monitoring operations around the fire area. Currently, seven air sampling radiological monitoring locations have been established surrounding the incident, including the Chatsworth, Lake Manor, Bell Canyon, Oak Park, and Simi Valley areas. These monitoring systems are being used to establish background environmental conditions and to continuously evaluate smoke and air quality conditions as firefighting operations continue. The Sandy Fire has NOT reached the Santa Susana Field Laboratory property, and there is currently no indication that any radiological material has been released from the site. The attached drone video shows the current fire perimeter in relation to the SSFL area. Public health and environmental agencies, including Ventura County Public Health, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC), Ventura County Air Pollution Control District, and the U.S. Department of Energy, remain actively engaged in monitoring conditions and supporting incident operations. The U.S. Department of Energy is supporting air monitoring operations around the SSFL out of an abundance of caution. Radiation measurements collected as recently as 2025, along with modeling conducted following the 2018 Woolsey Fire, continue to indicate that the extremely low levels of residual radioactive material at the site pose no risk to public health, even in the event wildfire activity reaches the area. The SSFL is located in an area historically prone to wildfires, including the 2018 Woolsey Fire. Following that fire, air, soil, and ash sampling conducted by DTSC did not detect the release of chemical or radiological contaminants from the site. Additionally, radiological assessments conducted by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health found no discernible levels of radiation in tested areas surrounding the site. Residents can continue monitoring local smoke and air quality conditions using the AirNow Fire and Smoke Map: About the video: The background map shows the drone location as a circle with a blue arrow. The blue line shows the flight path of the drone, while the moving polygon represents the area the drone camera is viewing. The left screen displays the thermal imaging view, and the right screen shows the normal video footage. This video demonstrates that the fire did not reach the Santa Susana Field Laboratory property. Los Angeles County #LAFD Talk 💬 County of Ventura SVPD City of Simi Valley Ventura County Sheriff

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#autofire; The Auto Fire is now at 50% containment and 61 acres. Overnight, firefighter addresses small, isolated flare ups and stubborn pockets of heat across the fire perimeter. The fire remains static in its original footprint with no anticipated growth. Today, firefighters continue patrolling and reinforcing containment lines as well as addressing deep seated smoldering brush piles well inside the perimeter. Resources from VCFD and Ventura City Fire include Type 3 and Type 6 engines, a hand crew, water tender and one of our UAS / Drone pilots. Firefighters will remain on scene until this fire is fully contained. An IR flight of the fire by one of our UAS / Drone pilots shows the pockets of heat firefighters are working to address. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
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#autofire; The Auto Fire is now at 50% containment and 61 acres. Overnight, firefighter addresses small, isolated flare ups and stubborn pockets of heat across the fire perimeter. The fire remains static in its original footprint with no anticipated growth. Today, firefighters continue patrolling and reinforcing containment lines as well as addressing deep seated smoldering brush piles well inside the perimeter. Resources from VCFD and Ventura City Fire include Type 3 and Type 6 engines, a hand crew, water tender and one of our UAS / Drone pilots. Firefighters will remain on scene until this fire is fully contained. An IR flight of the fire by one of our UAS / Drone pilots shows the pockets of heat firefighters are working to address. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.

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The Ventura CountyThe Ventura County Fire Department urges residents to prepare for a forecasted wind event beginning Monday afternoon. According to the National Weather Service, a Particularly Dangerous Situation (PDS) wind event is expected to impact Ventura County from Monday, December 9, through Wednesday, December 11, accompanied by a Red Flag Warning. Forecast Details: Timing: Winds will begin Monday afternoon, peak early Tuesday morning, and gradually diminish by late Wednesday. Wind Speeds: Sustained winds of 35 mph, with gusts up to 60 mph. Humidity: Extremely low relative humidity levels of 5%-7%, with no overnight recovery. While most of Ventura County will experience strong winds, Thousand Oaks, Piru, and Fillmore are forecasted to experience the most intense conditions. Take precautions now and review the Ready, Set, Go! program at: County of Ventura Ventura County Sheriff
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The Ventura CountyThe Ventura County Fire Department urges residents to prepare for a forecasted wind event beginning Monday afternoon. According to the National Weather Service, a Particularly Dangerous Situation (PDS) wind event is expected to impact Ventura County from Monday, December 9, through Wednesday, December 11, accompanied by a Red Flag Warning. Forecast Details: Timing: Winds will begin Monday afternoon, peak early Tuesday morning, and gradually diminish by late Wednesday. Wind Speeds: Sustained winds of 35 mph, with gusts up to 60 mph. Humidity: Extremely low relative humidity levels of 5%-7%, with no overnight recovery. While most of Ventura County will experience strong winds, Thousand Oaks, Piru, and Fillmore are forecasted to experience the most intense conditions. Take precautions now and review the Ready, Set, Go! program at: County of Ventura Ventura County Sheriff

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ANGELUS OAKS, CA - Today, firefighters continued work on the #LineFire with multiple strategies in place, including direct fire suppression, water drops, and retardant use. While the Line Fire was moderated by rainfall several days ago, the return of above average temperatures and lower humidities have allowed for renewed activity, specifically along the eastern flank of the fire. Structure protection is in place in Angelus Oaks, Pinezanita, and Seven Oaks. Evacuation orders exist in these areas. If you are in the area, please leave immediately. Evacuation shelters are available at Redlands East Valley High School and the Apple Valley Conference Center. #SBCoFD remains in unified command with San Bernardino National Forest, CAL FIRE BDU, and San Bernardino County Sheriff. For current evacuation status, visit San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department. For information related to the fire, please follow U.S. Forest Service - San Bernardino National Forest and visit
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ANGELUS OAKS, CA - Today, firefighters continued work on the #LineFire with multiple strategies in place, including direct fire suppression, water drops, and retardant use. While the Line Fire was moderated by rainfall several days ago, the return of above average temperatures and lower humidities have allowed for renewed activity, specifically along the eastern flank of the fire. Structure protection is in place in Angelus Oaks, Pinezanita, and Seven Oaks. Evacuation orders exist in these areas. If you are in the area, please leave immediately. Evacuation shelters are available at Redlands East Valley High School and the Apple Valley Conference Center. #SBCoFD remains in unified command with San Bernardino National Forest, CAL FIRE BDU, and San Bernardino County Sheriff. For current evacuation status, visit San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department. For information related to the fire, please follow U.S. Forest Service - San Bernardino National Forest and visit

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JUST IN | Flames Tear Through Church Heavy flames are tearing through a church as firefighters battle the blaze with multiple hose lines. A third alarm has been transmitted, bringing additional crews and resources to the scene as smoke and flames continue to pour from the building. Firefighters are actively working to prevent the fire from spreading and are investigating reports that embers may be reaching a nearby roof. Crews remain focused on extinguishing the main body of fire while protecting surrounding structures. No injuries have been reported at this time. The situation remains active as firefighters continue their aggressive response. Stay informed with Citizen. 📲
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JUST IN | Flames Tear Through Church Heavy flames are tearing through a church as firefighters battle the blaze with multiple hose lines. A third alarm has been transmitted, bringing additional crews and resources to the scene as smoke and flames continue to pour from the building. Firefighters are actively working to prevent the fire from spreading and are investigating reports that embers may be reaching a nearby roof. Crews remain focused on extinguishing the main body of fire while protecting surrounding structures. No injuries have been reported at this time. The situation remains active as firefighters continue their aggressive response. Stay informed with Citizen. 📲

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On the front line of the #CowCreekFire. Active #wildfire flames near Bronson, Florida. This is an active wildfire burning out of control in spots, with more than 1,400 acres already gone and containment still low. Crews with the Florida Forest Service are hitting it from the ground and the air, but conditions are stacked against them. Low humidity, extreme drought, and no rain in the forecast. Homes are threatened. And this fire still has room to run. We’re embedded with wild land firefighters with the Florida Forest Service on the frontline. You can see just how fast this is moving and what crews are up against. If you’re anywhere near this fire, stay ready and evacuate when asked to do so. The Weather Channel Is live in Florida 🔥
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On the front line of the #CowCreekFire. Active #wildfire flames near Bronson, Florida. This is an active wildfire burning out of control in spots, with more than 1,400 acres already gone and containment still low. Crews with the Florida Forest Service are hitting it from the ground and the air, but conditions are stacked against them. Low humidity, extreme drought, and no rain in the forecast. Homes are threatened. And this fire still has room to run. We’re embedded with wild land firefighters with the Florida Forest Service on the frontline. You can see just how fast this is moving and what crews are up against. If you’re anywhere near this fire, stay ready and evacuate when asked to do so. The Weather Channel Is live in Florida 🔥

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Hot, dry, and windy conditions along with lightning strikes have sparked the TCU September Lightning Complex Fire, and CAL FIRE crews are fully engaged in the response. The fire has burned 13,790 acres and is 15% contained. Engines, dozers, hand crews, helicopters, and airtankers are all working together to slow the fire, reinforce containment lines, and protect communities in the area. CAL FIRE Incident Management Team 6 is coordinating this large-scale response. A Damage Assessment Team is in place and are actively inspecting structures. These assessments are ongoing, and verified updates will continue to be shared with the public. Crews are making steady progress but are also being methodical in checking for hidden “holdover” fires—smoldering spots from lightning strikes that can sometimes take days to appear. Extinguishing these holdovers is key to maintaining long-term containment and community safety. This remains a dynamic fire, with resources working around the clock until full containment is achieved. Residents in affected areas should stay alert, follow official instructions, and be ready to evacuate at a moment’s notice. For official updates on this fire and others across California, visit #CALFIRE #TCUSeptemberLightningComplex #WildfireUpdates #WildfireResponse CALFIRE TCU
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