This morning the Coffeepot Fire is at 13,715 acres and 37% contained. Click the link above for more details from the incident management team.
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This morning the Coffeepot Fire is at 13,524 acres and 37% contained. Click the link above for more details from the incident management team.
This morning the Coffeepot Fire is at 13,440 acres and 31% contained. Click the link above for more details from the incident management team.
This morning the Coffeepot Fire is at 13,347 acres and 27% contained. Click the link above for more details from the incident management team.
This morning the Coffeepot Fire is at 13,253 acres and 27% contained. Click the link above for more details from the incident management team.
This morning the Coffeepot Fire is at 13,041 acres and 25% contained. Click the link above for more details from the incident management team.
This morning the Coffeepot Fire is at 12,915 acres and 23% contained. Click the link above for more details from the incident management team.
This morning the Coffeepot Fire is at 12,705 acres and 25% contained. Click the link above for more details from the incident management team.
This morning the Coffeepot Fire is at 11,953 acres and 17% contained. Click the link above for more details from the incident management team.
This morning the Coffeepot Fire is at 11,625 acres and 13% contained. Click the link above for more details from the incident management team.
Per the federal active fire database, a small fire recently started near the Cider Mill. According to Watch Duty, the fire reached 50 by 50 ft. and is now contained.
This is a message from the Tulare County Fire Department. Due to fire conditions in the area, there will be road closures along Mineral King Road, between Oak Grove and the National Park Boundary. For public safety reasons there will be a pilot car escorting vehicles out of the area intermittently beginning at 10 am today. Availability may be limited by fire activity, and there may be significant time delays between escorts. This will be in effect until further notice and can change at any time. Tulare County Fire appreciates the public’s patience and cooperation during this incident.