Garnet Fire Expands to 49,000 Acres, Evacuations Spread Fresno County
Garnet Fire Expands to 49,000 Acres, Evacuations Spread Fresno County

Garnet Fire Expands to 49,000 Acres, Evacuations Spread Fresno County

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The Garnet Fire in Fresno County, California, has grown to over 49,000 acres, prompting widespread evacuations and warnings across multiple zones near Pine Flat Lake, Shaver Lake, and Camp Fresno. Camp Fresno, a historic facility used by valley children for generations, was evacuated as the fire came within three miles, though the camp remains intact with firefighters actively protecting it. Authorities have issued evacuation orders for several zones including K27 through K32A and K40, with additional zones under evacuation warnings as the fire continues to threaten life and property. Firefighting efforts are challenged by high winds, thunderstorms, and lightning, with crews from across the country assisting in containment. Residents are urged to stay vigilant, monitor official evacuation maps, and prepare for rapid changes in fire conditions. Information is being regularly updated via the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office, CAL FIRE, and the U.S. Forest Service.

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