Frenchman Fire (CAANF)

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The Frenchman Fire, currently active in the Angeles National Forest, has burned approximately 94 acres since it was reported on November 7, 2024, at 12:08 p.m. Firefighters have made significant progress in containment, with 95% of the perimeter secured. The incident has necessitated the deployment of 40 personnel from both the Angeles National Forest and Los Angeles County fire crews, who are actively working to control the remaining hotspots and ensure that the fire does not spread further.

In response to the fire, the California Highway Patrol has implemented road closures on Golden State Highway (Old Hwy 99) from Oak Flats Road to the Frenchman’s Flat Day Use Area to ensure public safety. Additionally, temporary closures have been enacted at Oak Flat Campground and the Frenchman's Flat Day Use Area. These measures aim to facilitate firefighting operations and protect visitors and residents in the vicinity.

Weather conditions are currently favorable for firefighting efforts, contributing to the high containment percentage. The incident has been closely monitored through various channels, including the Angeles National Forest's official Facebook and X accounts, providing updates to the public. Fire officials remain vigilant as they continue to mitigate any potential flare-ups and assess the need for additional resources as the situation evolves.

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