Incident Update Peak Fire
- Date:
- 10/06/2024
- Time:
- 7:05 PM
Incident Facts
- Name
- Peak Fire
- Start Date/Time
- 2024-10-02
- Incident Status
- Active
- Location
- Forest Route 4N12 and Herring Creek, Pinecrest
- Type
- Wildfire
- Cause
- Under Investigation
- Counties
- Tuolumne
- Administration Unit
- Stanislaus National Forest
- Unified Command Agency(s)
- Size
- 344
- Containment
- 27%
- Structures Threatened
- Structures Destroyed
- Structures Damaged
- Civilian Injuries
- Firefighter Injuries
- Civilian Fatalities
- Firefighter Fatalities
Current Situation
Situation Summary
10/6/2024:Crews will continue with their full suppression fire fight using the dozer lines and hand lines to keep the fire from any further forward progression. We will continue to fight the fire from the ground and the air using the Black Hawk and the Chinook (Type 1 helicopters), and our local Type 2 helicopter from Bald Mountain, dropping buckets of water on hot spots to assist with the fire suppression efforts. The fire continues to consume the unburned fuels within the perimeter of the fire. We have had spot fires caused from Juniper trees igniting and sending embers up to half a mile away. Our number one concern is for fire fighter and public safety. Crews will continue with mop up today securing the containment lines.
For more information visit: Peak Fire Information / InciWeb (wildfire.gov)
Assigned Resources
Numerous firefighting air tankers from throughout the State are flying fire suppression missions as conditions allow.
- Engines
- 12
- Water Tenders
- 5
- Helicopters
- 3
- Hand Crews
- 5
- Total Personnel
- 230