Incident Update Glenhaven Fire

Date:
10/04/2024
Time:
7:17 PM

Incident Facts

Name
Glenhaven Fire
Start Date/Time
2024-10-04
Incident Status
Active
Location
Hillcrest Drive and Henderson Drive, Glenhaven
Type
Wildfire
Cause
Under Investigation
Counties
Lake
Administration Unit
CAL FIRE Sonoma-Lake-Napa Unit, California Highway Patrol, Lake County Sheriff's Office, Northshore Fire Protection District, and CAL TRANS.
Unified Command Agency(s)
Size
403
Containment
0%
Structures Threatened
2,553
Structures Destroyed
2
Structures Damaged
Civilian Injuries
Firefighter Injuries
Civilian Fatalities
Firefighter Fatalities

Current Situation

Situation Summary

Highway 20 has reopened.

Air and ground resources continue suppression and structure defense efforts. Multiple evacuation orders and warnings have been issued. Please evacuate if you are ask to do so and clear traffic for first responders.

The fire continues to spot to the north towards High Valley and the east towards Clearlake Oaks. Air and ground resources are working on picking up the spot fires as well as fortifying control lines mid-slope to keep the fire from backing down towards Highway 20.

The most active area of the fire is near Cerritos Drive.

Firefighters are expecting westerly winds to continue until sunset, which could bring concerns of additional spotting of the fire.


Structures Threatened: 2,553 

Evacuation Zones

Evacuation Information:

Evacuation Orders

Evacuation Orders have been issued for the following zones:

  • CLO-E098
  • CLO-E099
  • CLO-E0106
  • GLE-E094-B

Evacuation Center

Twin Pine Casino in Middletown has been established at the evacuation center at 22223 S State Highway 29.

Evacuation Warnings

Evacuation Warnings have been issued for the following zones:

  • CLO-E073
  • CLO-E082
  • CLO-E102
  • GLE-E072
  • GLE-E094-A

Assigned Resources

Numerous firefighting air tankers from throughout the State are flying fire suppression missions as conditions allow.

Engines
25
Water Tenders
4
Helicopters
5
Dozers
5
Hand Crews
4