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Residents Forced to Evacuate as Highland Fires Erupt
The Highland Fire located in Riverside County continues to burn as of November 1st an estimated 2,500 acres with only 15% containment, causing residents to evacuate. According to officials, the blaze located outside the city of Temecula doubled in size in one day. Although the…
Cerro Grande Fire Settlement
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) agreed to a $115 million settlement over the Cerro Grande Fire. [caption id="attachment_613" align="alignleft" width="368"] Photo Courtesy of Los Alamos National Laboratory[/caption] In May of 2000, a National Park Service Crew lit a prescribed burn (the controlled application of…
Medical Lake Area of Washington Engulfed by Fire
On August 18, the Medical Lake region was hit by a devastating wildfire that consumed thousands of acres, destroyed numerous homes, and tragically claimed one life. Prior to this catastrophe, the Spokane area had been under the sweltering grip of 100-degree temperatures coupled with strong…
Coyote Fire in San Diego Burns 400+ Acres
Evacuations were issued across a 400-acre expanse in San Diego County due to the rapid spread of the Coyote Fire. The wildfire originated near Coyote Holler Road in Potrero, leading to evacuation notices for several roads including Horizon View Drive, Ranch Road, and others. Furthermore,…
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