With minimal fire activity through the night, CalFire reported that fire crews were able to strengthen containment lines and extinguish hot spots in the Fresno June Lightning Complex.

The Flash, Bolt, and Hog fires remained at 10,669 acres as of Monday, with containment growing to 69%.

1,155 personnel on the scene supported by 71 engines, six helicopters, 11 dozers, and 33 water tenders.

One structure has been confirmed destroyed since the fire started.

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Current Fresno June Lightning Complex Updates (as of Monday from CalFire):

Flash Fire / Bolt Fire

• Location: Fires located at Palomino Drive and Elwood Road in the Wonder Valley area
• Size: 10,375 acres (same as Sunday’s report)
• Containment: 68%

Hog Fire

• Location: Watts Valley Road near Hog Mountain Road
• Size: 293 acres (same as Sunday’s report)
• Containment: 99%

Evacuation Orders, Warnings, and Road Closures

CalFire officials announced in a news release on Sunday  that all evacuation orders and road closures have been lifted.

However, evacuation warnings are issued for Zones K93, K72, K134, K73 North, K73 South, K77, K75 North, and K75 South for both fires, advising residents to be prepared to leave if necessary.

“Public safety crews will have a strong presence in the fire area for the next several days to ensure the protection of our residents and their property. Be aware there may be traffic flow interruptions due to fire crews and utility workers still operating in the area,” CalFire officials said in a news release.

For additional information when returning home, refer to www.fire.ca.gov. Click on the link “Returning home after a wildfire” for safety precautions.

For assistance with recovery, go to https://www.fresnocountyca.gov/resources/fresno-county-emergency

Videos of the Fresno June Lightning Complex

 

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AM UPDATE 06/27/24 – This complex consists of three
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Press Conference Regarding the Lightning Complex Fires

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