Two-Acre Grass Fire
60th St W & W Avenue K
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Summary
- Firefighters in Lancaster, California, contained a grass fire that expanded to two acres, with no structures threatened. Crews will remain on site for further monitoring.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 60th St W & W Avenue K.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 60th St W & W Avenue K.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 60th St W & W Avenue K.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 60th St W & W Avenue K.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 60th St W & W Avenue K.
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Watch Duty: Vegetation Fire 43200 Block of 70th St W, Lancaster Los Angeles County, CA Brent Courtney • Staff Reporter About 1 hour ago • Aug 9 at 6:47 PM Forward progress of the fire has been stopped at 2 acres and resources will remain at scene for 1 hour, per unit at scene.
Watch Duty: Vegetation Fire 43200 Block of 70th St W, Lancaster Los Angeles County, CA Brent Courtney • Staff Reporter About 1 hour ago • Aug 9 at 6:47 PM Forward progress of the fire has been stopped at 2 acres and resources will remain at scene for 1 hour, per unit at scene.
Watch Duty: Vegetation Fire 43200 Block of 70th St W, Lancaster Los Angeles County, CA Brent Courtney • Staff Reporter About 1 hour ago • Aug 9 at 6:47 PM Forward progress of the fire has been stopped at 2 acres and resources will remain at scene for 1 hour, per unit at scene.
Watch Duty: Vegetation Fire 43200 Block of 70th St W, Lancaster Los Angeles County, CA Brent Courtney • Staff Reporter About 1 hour ago • Aug 9 at 6:47 PM Forward progress of the fire has been stopped at 2 acres and resources will remain at scene for 1 hour, per unit at scene.
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Watch Duty: Vegetation Fire 43200 Block of 70th St W, Lancaster Los Angeles County, CA Brent Courtney • Staff Reporter About 1 hour ago • Aug 9 at 6:47 PM Forward progress of the fire has been stopped at 2 acres and resources will remain at scene for 1 hour, per unit at scene.