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Friday, October 26, 2007
Santiago Fire 10/26
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GREATER ORANGE NEWS SERVICE
Burning 27,000 acres and only 35% contained, the Santiago Fire continues to threaten the Silverado Canyon homes with the Orange County Fire Authority expecting the fire to make it to the heavily populated canyon by Saturday afternoon. The fire has already destroyed 14 homes and damaged 8 more.
As of 10:30 pm on Friday 10/25 here are the numbers from the Orange County Fire Authority.
"FIREFIGHTING/LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSETS:
OCFA OC Sheriff CHP
1,982 Firefighters
212 Engines/Trucks
13 Helicopters
4 Air Tankers
35 Handcrews
18 Dozers
13 Water Tenders
Air support
634 personnel
1 Command Post
1 Staging Area
1 Incident Command Center
1 ICP Liaison
100s of personnel on standby
100+ Officers
100s of personnel on standby
INJURIES: Five minor injuries of personnel
ACRES BURNED: Approximately 27,600
STRUCTURES BURNED 12 outbuildings were damaged and 8 destroyed
8 residential structures were damaged and 14 destroyed
EVACUATIONS: Mandatory evacuations are in place for the canyon areas of Santiago Canyon Road between Silverado Canyon Road and Live Oak Canyon Road, including the Santiago Estates area and Jackson Ranch Road. Areas along Live Oak Canyon Road through the Trabuco Canyon area, including O'Neill Regional Park, to Trabuco Creek Road are also included in this mandatory evacuation.
Approximately 3,000 homes have been threatened.
Mandatory Evacuations for the canyon areas including: Harris Grade
Live Oak Canyon
Hamilton Truck Trail
Trabuco Canyon
Holy Jim Canyon
Silverado Canyon
Modjeska Canyon
Ladd Canyon
Baker Canyon
Blackstar Canyon
Williams Canyon "
GREATER ORANGE NEWS SERVICE
Burning 27,000 acres and only 35% contained, the Santiago Fire continues to threaten the Silverado Canyon homes with the Orange County Fire Authority expecting the fire to make it to the heavily populated canyon by Saturday afternoon. The fire has already destroyed 14 homes and damaged 8 more.
As of 10:30 pm on Friday 10/25 here are the numbers from the Orange County Fire Authority.
"FIREFIGHTING/LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSETS:
OCFA OC Sheriff CHP
1,982 Firefighters
212 Engines/Trucks
13 Helicopters
4 Air Tankers
35 Handcrews
18 Dozers
13 Water Tenders
Air support
634 personnel
1 Command Post
1 Staging Area
1 Incident Command Center
1 ICP Liaison
100s of personnel on standby
100+ Officers
100s of personnel on standby
INJURIES: Five minor injuries of personnel
ACRES BURNED: Approximately 27,600
STRUCTURES BURNED 12 outbuildings were damaged and 8 destroyed
8 residential structures were damaged and 14 destroyed
EVACUATIONS: Mandatory evacuations are in place for the canyon areas of Santiago Canyon Road between Silverado Canyon Road and Live Oak Canyon Road, including the Santiago Estates area and Jackson Ranch Road. Areas along Live Oak Canyon Road through the Trabuco Canyon area, including O'Neill Regional Park, to Trabuco Creek Road are also included in this mandatory evacuation.
Approximately 3,000 homes have been threatened.
Mandatory Evacuations for the canyon areas including: Harris Grade
Live Oak Canyon
Hamilton Truck Trail
Trabuco Canyon
Holy Jim Canyon
Silverado Canyon
Modjeska Canyon
Ladd Canyon
Baker Canyon
Blackstar Canyon
Williams Canyon "
