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21 hours ago · Cal Fire AEU said the fire, called the Pay Fire, is about 20 acres with a dangerous rate of spread. The fire is moving east toward the Placerville Airport along Country Club Drive, the El Dorado ...
5 days ago · Moccasin Fire . 75% Contained; 51 Acres; 1 County: El Dorado Last Updated 07/05/2024 7:00 PM. Date Started 07/02/2024 3:40 PM. Location Information Moccasin Trail ...
1 day ago · The Pay Fire is seen burning in the Placerville area from a camera mounted on Mount Danaher in El Dorado County. The fire that sparked Saturday, July 6, 2024, has prompted mandatory evacuations ...
The fire started southeast of Placerville on Paydirt Drive, the El Dorado County Fire Protection District said. Around eight acres have burned so far, Cal Fire said. The fire is moving at a ...
23 hours ago · The Pay Fire is burning in the area of Paydirt Road, southeast of Placerville, the El Dorado County Fire Protection District says. The flames are moving toward a nearby airport and Country Club Drive.
3 days ago · THANK YOU. ALL RIGHT. LET’S GO TO EL DORADO COUNTY NOW. EVACUATION ORDERS FROM THE MOCCASIN FIRE REMAIN IN PLACE THIS MORNING. THAT FIRE BURNING SOUTH OF PLACERVILLE CAL FIRE SAYS IT’S ...
1 day ago · Mandatory evacuations are in place south of Placerville due to a vegetation fire. The Pay Fire is about 16 acres and is spreading quickly, according to Cal Fire. The fire is moving toward the Placerville Airport along Country Club Drive, and some buildings are threatened on Country Club Drive and Dueden Drive. It also says multiple hangers are ...
4 days ago · The El Dorado County Fire Protection District said the blaze was burning on the south end of Oak Hill Road off of Moccasin Trail in unincorporated Placerville, specifically the Oak Hill area.
El Dorado County Sheriff's Office, in collaboration with CAL FIRE, has released a map of properties damaged and destroyed by the Caldor Fire within El Dorado County. View the Online Structure Damage Map .
Aug 14, 2021 · Placerville – The El Dorado County Sheriff, Amador County Sheriff, Alpine County Sheriff, CAL FIRE, and USDA Forest Service appreciate the vast majority of media partners who have cooperated with deputies and fire personnel and acted responsibly during this fire incident.
