Hurst Fire (CAANF)

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The Hurst Fire, which ignited on January 7, 2025, near the I-210 Foothill Freeway and Yarnell Street in Sylmar, California, has been fully contained at approximately 771 acres. As of January 12, 2025, the Angeles National Forest is overseeing the incident, which has been declared 100% contained. Evacuation orders have been lifted, allowing residents to return home, and fire agencies are currently focusing on post-fire recovery efforts.

The response to the Hurst Fire involved a unified command from various agencies, including the Angeles National Forest, Los Angeles County Fire Department, and the Los Angeles Fire Department. A total of 305 personnel were deployed to combat the fire at its peak, ensuring rapid containment and minimizing damage to nearby communities. As part of the ongoing safety measures, the entire Angeles National Forest is temporarily closed through January 15, 2025, to protect public safety and natural resources.

Weather conditions in the area have been stable, contributing to the successful containment of the fire. However, officials continue to monitor the situation closely, as critical fire dangers remain a concern. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about any potential hazards that may arise as they return home, as well as to follow the latest updates from fire agencies through official channels. For the most updated evacuation and road closure information, individuals can refer to resources such as Protect Genasys and local government websites.

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