Palmas Fire (CACDD)

Wildfire Status:

The Palmas Fire in the United States is currently 100% contained, with some trail closures remaining in effect. The fire did not pose a threat to neighboring communities as it was contained within the preserve. The incident took place at Dos Palmas Preserve, with the Bureau of Land Management serving as the Incident Commander. The fire originated on February 20, 2024, and has burned a total of 239 acres.

Response from fire agencies has been successful in containing the fire, with the perimeter now fully under control. The current weather conditions and other relevant factors have aided in the containment efforts. The incident is classified as a wildfire, and the size of the fire, along with the percentage of the perimeter contained, is being closely monitored.

Overall, the Palmas Fire is no longer an active threat, and the focus is now on monitoring and ensuring the remaining closures are lifted safely. The coordination and efforts of fire agencies have been effective in managing the situation and preventing any further spread of the fire.

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