Bouquet Fire Near Santa Clarita Triggers Evacuations
The fast-moving brush fire prompted evacuation orders and warnings for several Los Angeles County zones as crews requested additional helicopters.
- On Oct 3, the Bouquet Fire broke out in the Angeles National Forest northeast of Santa Clarita, burning approximately 100 acres and prompting Evacuation orders as flames pushed toward nearby structures.
- The fire was first reported in the 34,800 block of Bouquet Canyon Road, intensifying as an extended heat wave grips Los Angeles County and Southern California.
- Authorities issued LAC-E018 LAC-E030 LAC-E031 Evacuation orders while issuing warnings for LAC-E019 LAC-E020 LAC-E021. Incident commanders closed Bouquet Canyon Road at Spunky Canyon Road and Texas Canyon Road.
- Firefighters mounted a massive response, requesting Additional air tankers, two strike teams consisting of 10 wildland engines, and four hand crews to protect threatened structures.
- While the cause of the Bouquet Fire remains unknown, Emergency officials continue to monitor fire activity and update evacuation boundaries on the Genasys ProtectGenasys ProtectA map as conditions evolve.
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